... PRTERSBURG ,HNOV0 9.--Forfomedtii'e pail: it has bden reported -here, that a conliderable .corps of troops are afi'embling in our portion of -Pchand. It is not eafy to.fa in how far this t report merits !belief ; but this- is Ce-iain, that fbme, .regimtnts in Courland, Liefiand, and:Eftthland,. have received orders to hold themfelves in readi- refs to march. - The ice in the Ladoga, which had' ...

... -lq From tAe LOjNDOV GAZETTE, Dec. 22. BY EXPRESS. DOuke of G1 oncelter's Now Foreft Infantry.-Adjutant W. F. Hill, to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated Dec. 17, 1804. Portflnouth Battalion.- - Cooper, Gent. to be Af- iflant Surgeon. Dated as above. Andover, Whitch rch, and WVhorwell Battalion.-M, ydney, Gent. ro be Erifign, vice Stares. Dated as above. Errata in the Gazette of laft wvrek.-For ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 7FHR L'ONDvON GAZETTE. ' : - = : = - ?? .1 ADMRlRALTY-OfQlCE-Dee. 17. 1804. h c'-Cp- ofa Letter from the - Right 'Hon. Lord Keith, I 1b-. B. Admiralof the .Blue, &c. to William Marf-ti den, Eif. daiedifn board erh- Mod'arch, off Ramif- thf 16fhsDectmnber 1804. - S .I tanf fit, for '-heir Loid~hips' Infor. mat on, a copy of aletter from Captain Foote, h Whlqis Maje(ly's floop the Fvouite, to ...

... SUSSEX. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22. The- Prince of Wales, after a weck's rceidence at Brighton, quitted the Pavillion on Thurfday, to L. .. A: - . I . the gre:t difappointment of the tovn, it having berr circulated that he me ant to celebrate there the i~ivitieg of Chiriitmas, he having brought his ulU, I aite down with him. Mrs. F'tmzherbert with ler c-mtttii houfehold, arnd rnmny fi.11hionables ...

... XLS!i0Ul, Kim 20, le-terdav, his MAjcsty held a Council -t tie! Oiet n's Hiouse, whim an order fir lavinl a I e ibargo on all S;anhshvesselsreceivedthe ;!mai signature. Tlhis ?? has b)een haid recolk;-..: to, in coueequcnco of t;:c advices receive' t- Go,'cVnnmenI t, if an order hax'i nr lc ir ci ci&e b- thic Conit of iladrid, for the Jetertion f t't i ritkih vc ?? in tole ports ofSpa.lin. W-. ...

... atiuaG, NturavW uagan. ao@in~aro tats Fiont the LONDON GAZET'NE, Dec. 5_. At ~~ticst 01 thle r QUEEN;S $i;T.ACE, thle 19th of December, 1:5E4 The Kitieg, ?? ccelltnt niljefty In council. IJEREAS information has beel received s j f t'..at '111 enihdaio has; been orlereil to be 1,l.i upon -all g~itif, fbiipsinh the ports of h NY -I~on r.i-it i; hi day rdre byhi 1w * waiitn the a cc of hfis priN ...

... a; , The difvcontents and diftlieflis o ?? of the Batavian Republic ase daily increati4j9; nor can ve be furprifed at either, when we counfltr the but- rhens to which thry are obliged, by Bonaparte, to faubmit, in order to carry on a wvar which they deteft, againft their old allies, to whomn they are indebted l.r the original cftablithnent of their liberty and intependenee. We havc frequently ...

... I _ . em _. I, .X e Of HAGUE, Drec. ?? Batavian Committee by Iol- of Finances at the Hague, brought up a report tQ wh ar-, the Legiflative Body on the i ith inft. for 'con- lett 2ut- firming the proposition of ?? ofState;. COE at- by which the third paymient of the general aug-. t refsr mentation of the exigencies of the State for the dril t6P-. year i8a5, was to be increafed by one million: ...

... 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 ...

... 1. 0 N 1) 0 N, Deeernber 20. , . . . .1 . A paper of this morning flates, that Govern- ment, ?? airare that the Emperor oF France will endeavour toforee Portugal into the war azainfl this country, has Cent Gen. Moore, in a faft failioa cutter, to enable them to judge how far any difpofable force *vhich we could fend to tile aid of our ally might be adequate wvith that of the country, to repel ...