... THE MORNING CftROLV1CLE. LONTDON:. ' MQNDvir, OCTOBER 8. Having long lamented the languor and inallion which i form fbo melancholy a charafteriftic of the prefent v!ar, i we were-willing to give Minifters credit for achieving t fomething. Even wVe wh~fe charity (towards them at e leaft) exceeds nor, were anxious to believe that the enemy had at lail felt, on their own fhores, the vigour, of ...

... TAIL' MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: ,MONDAr, C7C'rOE-'7P iS Three Hasiburgh Mails are now due. No intellii gence, indeed, has arrived from the Continent fince our laff. About the end of ]alt month BONAPARTE quitted Mentz, but whether he returns to Paris imme- 4jately, or pays another vifit to the troops on the coaff, is doubtful. It is generally believed, that the late vifit to Mentz wil] be ...

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... FO2D1Z!2v- iI L rM' 'PAi &6,EPT-.. 2 ,he from Cobl~eit that fromn 21 to 1s5oo men are to nanweuvre before the Emperor when at Mentz, to Which place that number I of~ troops have been ordered to march. They {peak even of a Congrefs to he held in the flame town dcting the't impeprps refidence there. The Britilh prifoner of war, Chevalier Crawford, who obtained a two months permiflion to drink ...

... 7' !Tofl EDITG1P Vf he MO1,,Rl.N'G CZZROWTC.1' i. The letter rcfpeging certificates beinrg takicn out by certain prafitioners of the law, inflerfed in yoUr Papj;er of this dat', will ddoubleis be read waith cunrfiderible anxicty by gentlemen to whoin it rclae e; ant, as ore of them, I beg leave to ekilrefs nmy thauiks to your cur- refpondent, whoever lhe is, that has lo opportunely -'i' ably ...

... LONDON: Ch .F0IDAY, OCTO3BER z6. . his Yefterday arrived three Hamburgh 'Mails. They trh, furnilh us switlhvery 1ittl. intelligence wlhichn had not been on previoufly received through the Paris Journals. 'FI'e re- CC ports of confidera1rle chatges and partitions of territory among the fmalker Rates of Germany are not coinfirmed. ha! %;Yet it f'eems probable that BO'NAPARrTE'S journey to Mentz ...

... FOREIGN IIVTEZ!l/GIsxCE. FROM THE VART9 PAPERS. I PARiS, OCT. 4.-It is belie-ved that the Emperor. bi wll remain at MeaZ'till, tihe ix itl'iinftant. Hi's Mayejfyr ti is continually in his .Cabinetj it appears that during ii his refidence' in that city different ~objects relative tg la the political and commercial reports of France, with b( the Germanic Body will bc treated of.-Bulletin Pg- .h ...

... InTVA.VTZD DUEL. It il well known to nian y of our readersillat a dai. e el was jntended to have been fouglht in this rneighbo'uri h) lmod, in the early part of alal week, which, however, n throagh the vigilance of the Magiarates, has been pre- vented. As a very iFcorrea rei'refeniation ofthisaffait has been given in one of the London papers, we have confidered it our duty to [late the ...

... PREADIMPUL rh.U s Yeflerdaymorni~np, abooe hai' pai' three o'clocP, a fire broke out in the hollfle of M-. Stori, a hatter, ia Union (freet, WefilnfiI(fer. Jt ooniace-d, we urd;er- (land, in the fecond floor, wii n o as inhah,,ted by a i ry c infirm old lady, who was accult nie4d to br r a cand-:!, l during the nighitin her room, which, if is fuppj( ci by I fome aAccident, fet tire to the ...

... . -..- -I t!! 2A R iA, SEPT. 2-Yeliterday early in the morning, the Count de iLille (Louis XVII. ) accomrpanied by she Duke d'Angnulemnc, under the tatle of Count de Chattelerault, arrived here fron Blatkkenfeld, an etatae belongingto M.Von Roriimgsfd, where they have re- mained fince they left Grodnn. Tney changed horfes in the faburbs, on the othe fide of Dona, and irnte diately continued ...

... LOLD y Q A7E, c At thle clofc oF tvCi Poll 1 the numbers were -_ -tf at n;e tll e For Mr. Alderan- Poc srd t s, n 61!)vw - 7o. 5 ~~~~~~~~~~6, n moC men are mInorn ft.'nc at1. r fwle /,aove grraoio7nfs r Ri R( sT ?prn, * i tile lalt of tlcfe poi irn s w s - Ij deavoured to bo iiatiritte(l tn .e I tain of the Livery of LI?ndorita c 1 c FLOWER an honour, of which he h /, fproved himnfeIf ...

... Zrout ib. LOA'I)O)A GIIZi:TT.ES, OCI. 13. ADMiERAL.TY-OF1FICE, OCT. i3. Coespy c a !cfinr froin Vice, Aimiral Shi Yon 7Theit 7s ]Duch-oorti, K. 13. Cuouman111de in Chief Of bir a/ljf ty'er Jbips and 2n4,H1ils at J7amaica, to Win1. Artfderl: 1.'q. ChLted at Port RAoyal, tbe 2 iJ2 of Yur/y, I S04. Sir-You wvill herewith receive a letter from Cap taill MITcge, of his Majefly's flip Blanclie, ...