... LONi)ON: SATURDAr OCTOBER 20. Very few additional circunmflances have tranfpired e refpecting the capture of the Spanifli frigates. The fquadron under the command of Captain MOORE Was detached from the Channel Fleet about a month ago, with fealed orders Captain MOOR E, on falling in with the Spanisi frigates, fent an officer on board of the e Spanifh Admiral to notify to him his orders to ...

... FROM THE f3ATEI CHRONICLE. Laff week died, at the houfe of the EIon. C. J. Fox, in Arlington-ltreet, the Lord Bifilop of Downe, wvl-tw refided the greater parto lalo t winter, in this City.- The language of panegyric is too often prottituted in commemorating thofe whofe flation alone Cntitles them to public notice; but the private worth of the lamented Prelate, whofe death we have'the pain to ...

... THE ,MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FTIDAY, OGCTOBER .ig The following important intelligence was yefterday uttik up at Lloyd's Coffee-houfe: LLOYD'S# OCT. 18. On the 5ti inft. off Cape St. Mary, (near Cadiz,) a Squadron ofhis Majefty'sfrigates, confflting of tile rndefa- tigable, MedLfa, Lively, and Amphion, fell in withfour Sianiflh frigates, from Rio de la Plata, bound to Cadoiz, unoter the ...

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... NIM$UMMER IZIGM DREAMS. :o*tbe E'DITOR' of itbe MORNING CHR ONICL E. an _ oyuEjfs yo et go 57. hi: SIR, m Although the year is now declining faft towards the ca gloom of winter, I hope it is not toolate to record the Ia by-gone revels of the more genial feafon ; and if you cr can favour me with a corner of your Paper, I willtom- in municate, for the amurfement of your readers, the Midfumnimer ...

... SUE3TAW4C' OF THE NOTE WHICH T! 4P #?4tR OF THf FRENCH DIR RCTED TO B AE RTVRNEF IN AN- SWER TO M. D'OtTBRIL'S NOTE Of JULY 21ST, IN: OuR PAPER OF SATURDAY LAST.: . I , I.' After fliating the aflonifhmnent of tie Empero of the French at the complaints of Ruffia, and the one in which they are exprefled, which is reprefented as being that of a Conqueror diflating to a fubjea Power, in- Rlead of ...

... - -I ! - --- - 2 ATforfl t/,cQNZYJN V.GzIZL'TTE,, Ocr. 0o.' ADMIRALT'XMfFlFUE, OCT. ,c. Co,'ty eJf o later frO S Mt;.; r 7ccGb iknZ.r, af b's ~~J;r 40fpxs Wml Maosr~n ifa;iln,lJ htc thbe t 7th fb;lo:ai. Sir-T ben I-ave to tranr.5,it to ynn, for the informa- tion of the Lords Conmmiffoners of.te Admirdty, a copty of rmy letter to Rear Admitiral aJ.iJes k iSasura. .ez, Bart. of this date. I ...

... THE MZORNI'NG ,CHRONI'CLE. LONDON: ?'RJDAT, OCTOBEU~t r?. There was no news of any kind from the Continent yeflerday. The late attempt at Boculogne too, like a nine days wonder, is rearly forgottenr. It is faid, how- 0 ever, that, Mintiters ar edetermined to keep the nation I' in mind of it by repealing.the e';:perinment. If this be fo, otir newv failors, like She old (alots nuit be guided n ...

... ORElIGNI. IVTPLLL IsY te. BY THE 1IAAI3fUrtCH MAIL. VIENNA, SEPT. 15.-The homage or. ackrnowledg- ment of the Hereditary Imperial Dignity of Aitltria, I ic now fixed for the li; It of Noveitibjr next, on which day his Impetial NlMjefty, accornparnied by the great |. Officers .of State, and his whole Court, will go to thle de cathedral church of St. Stephen, to hear h-igh roafs and e a Te Down. ...

... to ibe EDITOR of Att MORNrAl,'G CJU0Nr14. SIR,~~~~~~~~~~S Jiihericu:, through the medium of your paper. of yiflterday, employs his few leifure moments. in giving bis fentiments uponl Militia Courts Martial. I wills, for the good of the fervice, thefe precious moments had of been otherwife employed. o Acharge of fo very ferious a nature, brqu~h gif e a clafs of men certainly refpecftable in ...

... Prom A the LOTONO GSZL TTk, Or. 6. ADMWRALTY-OFFICE,,Oc 3. C'opy bf a ietter from t11e R3gbit H ono raWe Lord Keit, Kf. 8. llrdairul of the BPlcu, &r. to TiWiI!.m M'ar,sA, Efq. dated bsard HZ; A6aj.lv's ba Hhspj the M1 onarch, ol Boulogne, the 3d1 iF,. slit Their Lordaftios are a ware that my attention has, for fome time pafi, been dire, .d to the obje& oF afcertain- ine tile v m:t: cffeftuat ...

... .- '?? LON )'N 7U1I ,DY, rCTOBER N . nr t; e may o yroe 9 that ili Oazette, this c e:ning, wvill *v tec fmvle no:ice uf the cantole (,f the Somiiflh fhigates, ir as the Indefatigable, Captain MOOtE, with tne 1-R of d thle prlizts, ha3s arrived. The c\tent of the value of thle capturcr, iiticit is natitral!y lo interefhing, fince on it o mruch decpenO!s the colour of the tranfaOlion, iF not ir ...