... Til AU ORNING CIIRleAICLIi., LOND:ON: 1 TUtSDAr, SEP'TE21-?R it. Yeflerday we received Paris Papers to the 3d, and the IHamburgh Mail due on Sunday likewifc arrived.- t feems now pretty certain that BONAPARTS, after his tour of the different camps on the Coaft, of the narow Channel, and of Flanders, t'as at the end rf lull month oot his way to Aix-la-Chaptelie. There he was to meet a number of ...

... A ltwh Ai'YAMh oppgortieV2 OFFICIAL ACCoUltqr RkP'OIT OF THIZ EN &AG .N O P 7COT or TIrtt l-ri AI*r 9j PR iiiioii. (76-'le AND '27'fii AuGusTr), I'wesA'ti 1111 flFLOTUlLA STATLJNED IDEFORE O4No,~ ENGLISHS SOU.ADRON. AD- On thle 8th of 1'rutftidor (Augl. 26), at rinnthlie i . Imperial 1-orilla was corlipofeI of' 62 bats fit' the fil of the feod fix bomttbarding boats, and 36 ~iltluaces, 'lie ...

... !Ll'TAIz2~ STA7rE 0f X-AS COLN iivr .~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ,. A very- able and intelligent pamplilct, cotitled An Inrquiry into the Prefent State of the Military . o'rce of thle lritlif Lmn)ire, &c. has lately been pub- .iitd, b ieufaenaciLColonel Sir R.Wilfon,with whonm :he piic is well iiccuainted as all author, through his cclebrilted lliirlory of ti,c Campaign in Egypt. We can- not ) ndcr a ...

... : FRANCE' Copy of a Letter from RearlAdmlril iMagon, to N Admiral Bruix:- CALAIS; SEPT. 6-Yefterday, during the night, I availed my- relf of a wind from E. N. E. in order to put to fea with 55 fllhing boats, 2 gun boats, the Praam, the City of Mentz, and two pin. naces, as I had the honuur to inform you by my dirpatech of that night. This morning, at Five o'clock, we perecived four En- gliih ...

... ~,r hd MORNING CHRONICLE. i4OTHING IMPOSSIBLE. At. aDITOR, Among the conje&fal opinions that are floating on the ate of Public Affairs, I am much fiurprized that gone very fh.rewd politicians thould [tii contend for the exiaCnc of ifp o#bilities. Nothing, in my humble Judgment, is more clearly proved, from the events of Je laf ten or fifteen years, than the total difappearance of tl0 things ...

... THIE MIRNI.:VG CJAIC'LA. I I 'T I 3 0 :, tl .F'RIDAY ,. SEPTfEAfR 7. ti An Evening Paper oflait night fays, that the CRAND f C 1i A 1; CE. L LOIR of tu s sIa has a crived i-n to\'n. rThis is a miltkle. The ge-ntlemiani whlo brought the laft t difpatcihcs to Count \Vioun zow, and whho arrived on 'Tueldaiy, if Vwz siltalec not, has (onme oflice, that of Chililtobeldin, about the Falace, btt is ...

... TA tB.y EDITUI? of tie XORNIVG CHR02NICLE. Q - 1 f . . n A SIRij Sept. 8, i 804 Permit me, through the channel of your valuable and ex enfively circulated Paper, to Acf a queltion, the elucidation of which will undoutitedly intereft nurmberi of your readers. About two yearj> ago I read, with corfiderable fatis- factiont a work ptitliflhd by Dr. Regnault on the virtues of the 1ic.je': lanidicus ...

... WE fIoNNGCj, -~~~~~. LONDON, TRU)?dDAT, SE PTEi.LfB.# - Rep6fts havef for there fomne days pa&f, been ffin, throjgh the 'newfpapers thatthere exifts a very form;da. ble and. exterDfive infutrefion in Spain. This rep, refis folely on a letter from Bilboa, and ve haie coa fidered 'i for greatly'exaggerated as to detetye no aLien. tionfarther than the ftatement we gave. It is wvel knonm that at ...

... PoLler oF RUrss;4 e That the French Revolution has overthrown th ancient fydem of the Balance of £Thrope tO itS inons is a truth univerfally acknowledged, and the of . e lations which have taken place in the policy of i1 every (iate fince thatevent, fufliciently prove tOfat n of them yet has fettleti itfelf in its new fituation and cegained its juft equilibrium. A few years ago all E n rope ...

... FO)? REG]N I' tEL LIC2 AKT. PAROTS, AUG., 24. The Thnperor is expe&ed at Aix-la-Chapelle on the 3oth. The Emprefs had not quitted that city on Mon- day la11, as was announced. It appears certaia that their M~ajeffies will return together to Paris, We are aRfured that M. Barbe Marbois, Minifler of the Public Treafury, has been nominated our Amnbaffa- dor to the Court of Vienna. The preparations ...

... FROM THE FRENC4 POBRS. PARIS, SEPT. iS. PECAEN, CAPTAIN GEN.EN1AL OF THE FRENCH ES- TABLISHMENT TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, TO THE MINISTER OF MARINES AND COLONIVS. Hicid Qarters at the Ifleoof France, 'May TS. 1 have the honour to announce to you, Citizen Mi- nifThr, that Rear Admiral Linois arrived and: anchored ,et the If0e of Fra~ice 'the iii: of April, with the Ma- rengo, the Semnil-ante, ...

... THE, MORNING CHRONICLE - . ~~~~~~~~~~( LONDON: WEDNESDAr, SlBTMfBER ig. We yefterday received ParisJournats to the 12tbh. The KiNG of PRUssIA has at length acknowledged NAPoLuoN's new title, and his Ambaffador at Paris has in confequence received freSh credentials. This, indeed, is hardly to be confidered as any thingbeyond, t a mere matter of courfe. The fentiments, views and .t policy of the ...