... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... !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 ...

... CON ThV~iz'iC L's 6P-A4P9. No-thing can more firoagly charaterize the ttllpre| 0edented ftate of this country, and the fingildar bature of the prefent war, than the varying, contradiaory, ,nj abfljrd rurnours refpealng the intentions of fonne f tl,, Contintntal Powers. Tlhey prove how much ritc feel, when they affet. to deny, how little has hi. therto been done to produce any imprefliot, upon ...

... THEE JiUI NING ChiRNICGLE. LONIDON: K,'JL)A2,1 8LZ'Tl'M.I3gR 14. I'here is novw, webdiesve, little reafon to doubt thti the Ruffian Cbarae d'4jThiri; has quitted Patis. Such at leatt is the decided opiliion of Minirlers and their fulp- 1aorters. It is fuiliciend!y clear that they are convinced that Ruflia is deteriniried to come to a rupture wVith1 France, anu that fome aOL of open hoflility ...

... W.C, YMOUR9, SiPTU AlBEPR 8. T'ar hf ; 1. ol : . - -, .1 I . . . Early in the morning tais Majltfy took his- tifual ride on horfeback, and returned to the Lo lge to break. falt, after which His Majefty mretinted his ciarhger, ac coripanied by the Dukes of Cumbetland, Canirid ge, and Gloucefter, attended by Lord Riivers, 0Cewtwas Cartwright, Fitzroy and Garth, &c C flledby Her Majelty, the P ...

... I ..R 9o f.,3DTORofh, llO~'>/C II.RONICL-C. SI R. larn fat-isred you will feel happy'in informing the public, through the medium of your paper, that in ad- dition to thle iunmerous entertainments with which tar- tholomenew Fair las this year been diffinguifhed, that an old farce, new reviAed, not havling been a6led fince the year 1745, called The Scrutinyi was to have .been perforied in ...

... FOREIG IINrETLLmIECE. Vt7iFNiA, Auc'. 16.- Tile Rufrians have placed the City of Corfu in fuch 'a fliate of defence, that it rhay be called a fecond Gibraltar. In the interior I flnd the ruinous forts will likewife all be re'aired. As there are very few artizans and workmen in the Republic of the Seven Iflands, the Rufflians have brought with them I Four hundred mafdns, carpenters, &c. by way ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE., LONDON: MONDAY, SEPTAMBER eI Yeftercay arrived two Hamburgh Mails. The EM- P.EitoS of GFRMANY has made communication to the different Foreign Minifters at his Court of the change which he has thought proper to make in hig tiilcs. A short time will fhew us how this (tep will be conridered at irlin and Pelerfburgh. There can be little queffian of its favourable reception ...

... X .1 I . T If LtlGizE^7 VI EN A; Atr-. 1S.-The folldwing note has bt~ri tranfmitted bV the Vice-Colurt and State-Chancellor to tile Corps fl ,Iwenacdiq leat Vienna: His Imperial Majetty has commanded the under- figned ViceCourt and 4;rate-Chancellor to notify to WI. that his Majedty has been pleafid to aftume the dig- nity of Hereditary Emperor of Auttria, and to caufe hinmfelfto be ...

... T~hE MQRNLvG dHRONMCLE : LONDON: SATURDAr, SEPTEMBER S. It was yefterday reported that Government had re- ceived information that both the- Ruffian and Swedih Minifters, ox Charge d'Affaires, had left Paris, and it was faid that thle Swedifl li ips in the French ports had confiderable difficulty in getting away, and that they were obliged to pay largely for permillion. 'This is very poffible, ...