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... FOREI GN INATLlGENCE. i VIENNA, DEC. 8.--Yesterday the States of Austria appointed a Depiataficn to wait on his Imperial Majesty, and compliment him on, the assumption of the Heredita- iy Imperial Dignity of.Austria. To-day their Imperial Majesties} all the Archdukes, Privy Councillors, and other attendants of the Court, went in solemn procession to the Cathedral Church 'of St. Stephen, were ...
... 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. ...
... MSON7TI7ILr ARICULTURAL REPORT. The coricluding Morith has not been less favourable to the farmer, than those that have preceded it, from the mild and. open state of the weitther. The early sown wheat looks well, and the late so vn crops are cons- ing forward in the most promising mtanner, and have in . general a very healthy appearance. Old grain- still con- tinues to be sold at high prices, ...
... For the MORNING CHUW0?:'CkE THiE REC>ONCIL1.UfOX jis. 1LIO~r,,r, As I take frequent opportunities to commend the r. neral conrdr& of your Paper, I hope you will allow thai I have a sort of right to find fault with any article that seems iot consistent therewith. At present I am di. posed to make a complaint of this kind, but I must confess that it will turn rather on the sin of omission than ...
... ' TH, moR.NING CHRONICLE. L O ND O N: WEDNESD2lr, 3'ANUA1?2 2, r~~ A good deal continues toIbe said about the expedition which is in preparation. 'We have heard that a consi- derablei nmumber of the Guards have volunteered for fo- reign service, and will be attached to it. Tle oblea of it, however, remains a mrsterv, though some wvill have: it that Portugal is to be defended,' and that this ...
... To tho tDJ itOR of the hr/tJ2VING C HRO1TC A: Slit, I canot allow myself for a moment to doubt that the appointi ient of Mr. Charles Hiope, to the office of Lord J.ustice Clerk of Scotland, aflfrded to you, as it did toeme, and as I think it Imust have aoni to every fiiend to his countiy, the liighest sqtitfiitiotn. The nsany tljoesamns-, in his ahtive City, w/arse xI CEst nay, above 7ar,4s ...
... THEE SORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDA2', 7ANUAR2 3, ieo5. Au Order of Council has, we understand, been transmitted to the Commissioners of the Customs, for liberating the Spanish merchant ships lately embargoed, with the exception of one, which stands in a peculiar situation fiom some contravention of the revenue laws. We are totally at a loss to account for this resolution of Government. ...
... LVDIA. At a meeting of the principal Oflfcers of General Wellesley's Division of the Army, assenrbled in Colo- nel Wallace's tent, on the 26th of February, 1804, a proposal was suggested to present General. Wellesley with a token of their esteem, accompanied by an appro- priate letter. Colonel W\allace being voted in the Chair, and, Cap- tain Heitland, Secretary, the following proposals were ...
... .' IFOREIGN INTEL-ITGLN1E. FROMA THE, FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. p PARIS, Dic. ZoL-Yesterday his, Holiness visited 8 the Imperial Hospital of Invalids. He, was received n by-his Excellency the MIarshal Governor and- the -Stat -k Major. Flavi;-. teen introduced into the chalrc, td, fr . condiitced to the altar by the Clergy ofthie fnvllidS, he said his prayers upon a cushin prepared for him.- I ...
... T - ~llS,,t I a fA s~1 O~cirv7CL ! L 0 I, D, 1)E;.:i,. ,F:,ZDAH2', 'LN,1 tVS~it; 4, k865 . Thle public rest tlae weart'd elofuiln if Mrr.M REr he yet arrivtd froni Po-t'gill. His arrival, indeed, though it seends. likelvfto'nlrakl no'chang: ^Xthaltcver in- the statc of bhe qutestliOO as to p w : or Wi ,rill aiccele- ratethc conmmenLenkCnt of qr,;r; inJorv, and put an end to tho present aml ...
... . Z t,ΒΌ EDITOR of tie gVIORN1NG CHRONICLE. ' The observations I toook the liberty t'i nialke on the subje4 of the Corn Trade, and which appeared in your Paper some time ago, . the public may now be satisfied are founded in truth. St appears from the silence' of Governnifext on this no'- mentous question, that it is their design to profit from past experience. Of al trades, none is so dangerous ...
... 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 ...