... CAt~I1RE fF iTRlE AL'rH4zA, Yefterday a Meotnig wa's held at Lloyd's Colee- houfe, to take into confideration the capture of the Al- thea, and the Correfpondence which has taken' place on this fubje& with the Court of Directors of the Eaft India Company, &c. Mr. MAvOR opened the bu~tefs in a long and able fpeech : but we can only give a ficetch of the principal points. He began by recalling ...

... THE AIMORNI',NGI C HIv' I.jELf¢. LONDON: 1UJSaDA2', DRCEM;JER r8. The Spanifli Anibaffador, the Chevalier D'ANDU- AGA, has not yet received his paifports, as ftated in a Paper of yefterday; nor does he feem to be on the eve of 1o fpeedy a depai ture as was mentioned. L is very likelv, however, that b1 will very foon leave London, and, probably, he only waits the arrival of difpatches From his ...

... THE AM[ORNING CHRO.'ICLE. LONDON: JW7DNSDAr, DERCEMBR r9. The following aparagraph appears in a Minifterial Paper of laft night, The Sun,ianid confidered as a Trea- fury parigraph, which there i5 little doubt it is, may excite fome obfervation : The iurn orfcorverfationt in nFance, it Ieers, oow tends towards a general Peace., Nptbing, indeed, is m more probable than that the Ufurper, having ...

... FUNERAL of #be late Alderman BOrDBLL. k. Yelterday, about four o'clock-, the rernains of this Itr: late worthy Magrih rate were interred with great folem- nity in the Parih Chur ch of St iy-artin's, Old jewry. LY Soon afier te'vMu in thie forencon the Mutes and Con- ,F fbbles were pdaccd at the docor ic Chcav'fide, ant d the I public in general were pernuittcud mo 4ee the body laying in flate. ...

... cc A! is ipossible noltot see, in tbesefteeb Ba sac Wy agaiozaeae=¢tua) i:rnp f misi& ?? leads men to look for ;beip and coforssom.abourceer e I fo t cc exertions.-Mr. WixDHAm3s Speech on the Prelimiarie-.of PeaeI ,; TO THE RT. IrOS6N. WILLIAM PITT,' ON THE CAUSES OF THE DECLINE O- GREAT BRITAIN. : DIGRESSIO.N, 2.. Sketch of the present prospect of the'. War. SIR,-At a time, 'when' every^ ...

... S M. e, X ' .1 C.. ; A ,, h '7v-l - - - - - - ArlT UfZL.D catrle And ~~~. EL IB d- The, n i.ibe.r of tniateurs who Oltk ye:erdy to )is fee the prize cattle was-greater titan o6 .ny- fdoinmer oc. d- cafinp, and fram a3out .elered, till twO o'hldck, Mr:; ht Wvotton's yard and prernifes,,Qwhaer6 the, caf&'te fahd,- he was fo thronged that it was often -feveral miin tes before' ng the perfons ...

... llILITARY; OfFMCERS PAtY. : | SrR,-A paragraph having latelyaqppered i all the daily papers, corrfidently sttibgvihat a-, board of generalofficers had beeirered to assemble, on the subject of inerease of pay to the officers of the army'; and-that the sevraY rates had been actually fixed. You may easily conceive what sensations df -such intelligence created throughdut ebey rank of the ...

... TIBE MORNING CHRONICLE. - LONDON: THUISDAr, DRCEl BER 20. Yefterday arrived a Hamburgh Ma41, with letters and papers to the toth. The Coronation at Paris ap- pears to have pufepended politieal fpeculation on the Continent; but we may expeft tkat now that this im- portantevent has releafed the thoughts of BONAPARTE from his own concerns, it will enable him to proje& fomething new, or at leaft ...

... FROX TER AMERICAN 'APBSI. Lfl3ERTY OR DEATH! plqpes, ruE rliST CM'pptcot 05' MAYT'S. .rjkngiiito confideration the protedion and good will that we Ito foreigners Who tranfact commercial coricerns with us, fh ii, ih° itead of occupying therrfelvcs with their commerce, a° ,rfcptirg the laws of the country with which they deal, an urfoing the molt cxtraordirary conlucEt, in facilitatinI the AT'P ...

... -V-*ST, lA.& h Yelfer'dhy a General Meetirig of Proprjetor 'of f India Stock was hild purfuant to puiblic notice for that purpofe. Sir \V. LL rFrSTk, CtiarnanA of the Co Direftors, opened the bufines to tle Meeting in a ort and appropriate fpeeclh, in thie courfe of Whicb h ferved that he was fo fully aware that every Froprio'r niua feel moft fenfibly the great ifniortande of what 4o been ...

... ., FO RE0T.G I1. tfIoQNCE. %. I~ 8! I '. -L I 1 ~ : I or ~ , *; ; : ' . . .APA~S, DECEM'BERi.z. Never was.there..feen in Paris fucli a nunber of car- riages: the 41tireets quays'and bridaetare'covered with them. Yelterday and to day a great number of the Depu- tations, who have fome to Paris to attend th.eCorondi- tion, paffted in review on the Plain of the Invalids. 'The fquadeidns ofc ...

... SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHEIV. Yeflerday being, the principal market-day, previous to Chrifimass Mr. Wootton's yard, in Smithfield, Vlas thronged with company f6r feveral hours, to a de- gree which deterred many perfons from attempting to getin to view the cattle. Among the crowd, it was with dilficulty that we diflinguifled p prince Eflterhazy, his Grace the Duke of BedFord, Lord Son merville, Lord ...