... LONDON: fi T4ESlDAr, D1cCEMBER 4. n It is faid that an Expedition is in preparatico, from which Mini.(ers expefi tile greateft fuccefs. It is to confift of a ilrong Naval and Military Force; and the' latter will be 'cornmanded by anofficer of the highelt el Youtation. We have heard the obje6k of it mensionj- d ed ; but it would be improper to (late it' even were we P certain of it. Perhaps, ...

... T'VRE MORNING CHR(NICLE. LONDON: WED+N2.SflA5.;ECEMBSE] 2G. French Paners to tlhe i 95z *were yclerday received. !Ie Paris arti cc are totally uninterelling, i l we ex- C-:pt long, PonyOUSI and.difguliing details of fetes, which have followed the grand ccrmony of the Co. ronation. Tlvefe deailss IAy be mighlty pleaf;tnt to t~Le frivolous Parifians, but they could exciite in the ;Vind of an ...

... of it LIehr from l prirg. , 'rhe die is cad, and war between this country 'nd Greatiritain is quite inevitable. The injudicious at- ,on our frigates decidedly turned th-e fcale in kC r'f French influence; which, :whatever Englifh mjins may affert, have far a considerable tismu back oliticlly exercifed to fiimulate our Government to lenae againt you. That thiis influence Ihould not be- retlarae ...

... T6 ,& Ppbr?nop -v ?6, -?f bhkjG - lv?, ? !q[R. CHRO ?Z.6. I take the liberty of requteflttg, tbroeg~l the rfed, tn OF your excellent Paper, to call the attenti,5n ,Proprietors of Bank Stack to a queftinn in Inagy individuals may be materially interefledi E From the year 1799 to the prefent time the Direciorsy confirmed by the Genetal Courts of Prop1 tors, have adopted the judicious expedient ...

... EDICTOR o/ dhe MR2VING CHRONICLE, In perufing a Morning Paper fome time ago, I was a good deal forprifed at tihe contents of a letter on thle Rofnin Cathlolic qiu ltion addreffed to the Editor of tltit Paper, by a peiforn who figns himfdf a Con- liltcnt Proteltant. It is to be hoped, however, for tlte honour of the Proefltant Intereft, and for the glory of thc: prefent enlightened age, that ...

... PRCE S - CARLOTTE il' LS. I v .~ PRIN£EC55 CH1ARLOTT-E OFP' W, E3. ?? This subject notwithstanding the extreme- delicacy of it, continues to be ftrced fLo2- ward jby-the. ministerial prints, .and, in, some- instances, in, a mainer thatit W6ould beial most criminal not to6 atimadvert :upon. . As was. before observed,¢ great pains have been. taken to prepossess the public -ind4' toi commit the ...

... I' , - CATHOLIGC CLAIMS. - Addressed, to tbe Rjight Hon. Wan. Pit. ,SrR;-Tshe subject on which 1 undertake u to address you is, perhaps, as important as any that- ever occupied the attention of a Sfriton.D To a man, who .has an unfeigned love for his oountry, it. is painful to feel, and still more painfuJ to declare, that its power, i ts consequence, and its ?? appear o) folk; a younger- ...

... BAThl AGRICULTURE SOCIgTr. The annual meeting of this rerpedable Socieiy be- ? gan. on Monday lait, when the feveral Commtittees miet v .t Herling Houfe iri Bath, belonging to this Sociegy, b and the reflidence of its Secretary, and made all the neceffary arrangements for the fhew of cattle, imple- h mewts, etc. Several excellent fpecimnens of fitre cattle Di were Ihewn, and examined in a yard ...

... Fwor ge MORNING CHRONICLE. MiR. t:DITOl, It It is my misfortune to be a woman without any ri tafle, arid to be nmarried to a verj honeft man who has a' a.grcat deal. too, muchi Since this curfedl Egyptian |cl lffylyce tu '-into fafhioaq, I. have jever had a mo- ment's comfort. Every thing in and out of the houtle| vi is tranfmogrified, and I iincerely believe if I fret my. c' felf to death, in ...

... THE AMORNING CHR')IAICL.,. LONDON: ' e MONDAT, DlECEMBER sr. f e Tn confequence o'f Mr. AnDiNOT0N'6 return to the .1 Cabinet, there are to be confiderable. changes. Report e fays, that the LORD CHANCELLo0 quits the Seals, and is to be appointed Lord Prcfident of'.the Council in the room of th1e DUsE of PORTLAND, who retires on ac- count of ill-health. Whliether Lord ELDON will be S Speaker of ...

... TM7 XMO1PINO CHRONIC E. I . I. . .. LONDON: - AIDAT, DEcE aER. 14- The. fubjea of the Spaniih negociation, or rather war, ftill continues to excite a good deal of don- verfation, if not of anxuety. We have already flated that Minifters have no information as to the parti. cular -circumitanets that ha-e detained. Mr. FkEl to .Vxio, it is thouglit, ntuft have reached Lifbon by the gd,'.`had ...

... Thl MNORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDN:ESDAr, .1) CEMB2ER s. The principal intelligence received by the Ham- burgh Mail of yeflerday is, that the GRAND SE I GNIO.R has-given way to the intrigues or to the menaces of France CO far as to folicit the French Ambaffador, Ge- neral-BRUNE, who was to quit that capital on the i 3th O6tuber, to remain till farther explanation can have ta- ken places The ...