... TVE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDA12,.y7ANU1R2- I, 1805. Yesterday arrived' a Mail from Gottenburgh. It brings no news but that of the celebration of the Corn- :nation of FRANCIS II. as Emperor of Austria; The ceremony is not represented-as having been very splendid -but it gave an opporttuity to the populace of testifying their affeation for the reigning family. The reconciliation' of Mrd. ...

... FOREICK INTFLLIOZGVCZE .PARIIS DP.C. 25.-The crisiswhich En1,l the ponDt of exp lriencing, does not thre(,at , stitution icit wii only affecthersjrsc0,;f in ,.:it s;kl1 chauwe the principles, mno:lif, tb , -tind destroy t1e agents. he prornt Ca ,,t sitionfair froit btong durable- The Stper;; j thinks :lthe Goveamnnent stable, because tile ' -resilent 'butis not this very silence a syste cal ...

... THE MORNING CHROAICLE. O N D ON: F.?IDA2, AUGUSV 9, jS:S. We are extremely happy to state, that intelligence has at last arrived from Lord NELSON, and it tends to re- vive the hopes which had almost been extinguished that his Lordship, after his great exertions and wainful, anx- ietv, would yet reap the glory of a comupiete viftory over them. On the i9th, or as other accounts sayj the 22d, he ...

... FOREIGN INTBRLIGENCE.. CoPEtNHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 2g.-A courier arrived here last night from Berlin with dispatthes of the ut- most importance, and Which have occupied the Cabinet' 'Council all day. It is stated, and I have reason to cre- dit the report, that the mission of IUuroc to Berlin has given rise to discussions highly embarrassing to France. The arrival of Count Meerfeldt, on a special ...

... WIGTb L ~bO GA-ETE EXr2bORDIArR2r I .-. . ..; . . ..I , ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBER 6, ;goS. Dispatches, of which the following are Copies, were received at the Admiralty this day at one o'clock A..L from Vice-Admiral Collingwood, Co'mmander in Qhier of his Majesty's slips and vessels off Cadiz: 4Eryaqu:, . qqpe Trafalgar, Oober 22,. i05o Sir-The ever to be lainented death of Vice-Adrnil ral ...

... 7'ZZE A'¢)RA KING cfLROArfGLE.. L 0 NI) 0 N: THURSDA2, OC7OAER 4, r05 The lateness of tile hour at which the Paris Joi'rnals arrived on Tuesdayevening, prevented us making any 3bservations on the nature ofthe information they con- municatc. There seens little reason to do't that, up. on the 8tO, the AAustrians sustained some loss; inl the surprise of the twelve battalions, and the regiment, of ...

... : `1; IORNiNG CBRON . W .: I: r . . : I .. I . L I I L:OND` GN: C \ SATVURD4^,, SEPTX EJR 14, J305. The Dutch Papers &ontail a Copy of 'e Speech witv' wvehiclh the Graid, Pension'arv' opeded tbe sesSion of .the St'a'tes kIt is drawvr'up in the qqai eautious'an'd reserled stile of Asuch'communications,. the great Abjeda bf the meeting atpresent ' is to obtain tilose pecuniar yresour- cei, ...

... 1 NOTE Taf iladi' fly Ho BA1 ojV djZ-iHAAD ENSERG M. IUROand. Lff RES TO M; DUR0C andiAS. Il,X,,RESr. The King has commanded me to comsmunicatC what follows, to his Excellency Marshal Duroc, and to M. Laforest, Envoy t] Extraordinary and Minister Pi1nlpoteatiary of his Majesty the d Emperor of the French a His Majesty is uncertain, whether he should be more sur- t prised at the outrages which ...

... POR!IGIV INTELLIGAMCT1. VUSRNA, JWNE 29.-A very adlive Correspondence for the promotion of a general peace is now carrying on between Austria,, Russia, and. Prussia. A courier has been seat of from Vienna to -M4, with 'iihpor- tant dispatches. Baron Von Winzingerode is still here. The English Commandant at Malta, hat found it necessary to send General Ramsay with importanit ad. vices to ...

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... Ii14IJLRIAL PARLIAMENT T VI C;R--T-HIF,4lV~AN/D rRBL..VD.- OTIJSF OF COMi'MONTS. As soon iS the diul) aker Ill talsen the Chair, he stated tlLt tht H9t..e lhad waitoa on his Mijfty, llptrt Ihursday thie ltil hisrant, with the Resohltions Wihico hid beeio ordered to be' laid a; the tvot of the 'T hroie, oiidtthat hiis Majesty hat! uce r. hrauiou5ly plcaswd to retur al Ansswer to the fowhluwiip, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 1'A GR EAT B RI TA IN .4AND I BELA ND, HIOtUS;E OF LORDS, Jme20. 1HIS MAJ£S1TY'S MESSAGE. 't'hC Order of tie Day for taking into consideration .,, Mrskesty s most gPracious comlm11unication of yester- d v Dd7,ULGRAvr rose, and stated that in making * Jcj e iion Which hc should have the honour of sub. to the louse, for an humble Address to his ij,:sty on his most goracious ...