... THYE MIRATZNG JIHRO ICLE. L 0 N 1)0 N: WErrSD!i'51ESD I.,ULY2 ro, iSoS. WVe yesterday mentioned the arrival of dispatches from Lo'rd NELSON. They ate, indeed, Most satisfac- tory and encouraging. The ftarl s which were so j*stsly entertained for the safety of our Wcst India Ipossessions, are for the present entirely dissipated, anti there ;are grounds to hope that the attempt of the enemry ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMdENT ol~ GRPLET ]JJUI Ni A-N'D IAX1ELA ND. j M~~~OUSE O.F I.ORDS, July 1X. | _ As soon as the Lords oauthorised by his Majesty's Cmrius- tinel to give the Royal Asseunt to cettain Billk, and to proreanse the Perflien-et, had, in foil robes, taken their seatse, the Dcfpu- 0o tv Gentlernan Ushker of the Bllack Rod was dispatched to de- its ,ire t la attendance of the Cotrmona1. ...

... 7TE 11YORN NG CHRONICLE. § .LO ,1,0 N DO N: r - TEIRSDo~, YUL2r½, iD. - . if c_, , - The public suspense respecting the Combined Fleets is in sonic measure removed. It is now certain that the West Indies is the objed of their destination. -The t following intelligence was received yesterday IAVEIRPOOL, JUNE X29. This day arrived here the Triton, Captain arzthali, from St. - Lucie, which place ...

... FRV ACrtc )n PARIS, JULY S.r-M. d. Cohentzel, the Arnbasisado as of Austria to the Court of France, is onl his way back et to this city. The union of Liguria to the French Empire has been at notified to thke Diet of Ratiston by M. Bucher the 1,4i: Id nister of France. as JULY 1o.-The MIuniteur of this date, contains tle a two following notes ; one upon Mr. Pitt's sp!,ech, and ar iinother upon ...

... From tfe LONDOAJ GAtZELTT 4u LY i6. CHrSsER CIRCIUIT. Robert Dallas, Ebql. Francis Burton, Esq. Mo]NToonIZ~ stin aitii huradaty, Alss 22, at F'ocI. liENsi us '1I v.-Wednesday, Aug. 28, at Ruthiln. FLs Nc S141 it -J Tucs'day' Sept. , at Mold. Clllslrlaat-Monday, Sept.9, at the Castle of Clheiter. NOR'lH WAL£E SUMNIMER CIRCUIT, I80S. ' Hugh Leyrestrr, Esq.' lTlomaePlurmer, Esq. Mscajy ...

... RFANIvt2. .XTRACTOT A DMhYATC1t FROM ADMIRAL VILr.NEalVr. Fort de France, M ay 2i. Thellast Intelligence which we have received from St. Dunmin- is of the Isth Floreal. Every thing gaes on perfeaiy well: the bands of Dessalines have been completely beaten and re- t lsed from the Spanisb part of the Island.. FDesalines, obliged tortiasc the siege of St. Domingo, has lost the half of his army. ...

... TILZJ MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAr, '7UL2' 9, V te6. Yesterday arrived a mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth in 46 days by the Hamilton Packet, Captain ANTONY. The Packet left Jamaica on the, 2bth May, at whi'ch time the arrival of the Combined Squa- drons at Martinique was unknown. The inftlligenQe, however, would probably be communicated in a very short time after that date. The ...

... FALMOUTH, JAMAICA, APRIL 2n, i9. e l\/r~~.,,! . r. ..ICA, APt:_. R ILS At a Meeting' of thep tnhabitants of 1reLvwny, convened this day, at the Court House, in this town, Thomas Munro, Esq. being cilled to the Chair- Resolved Unanimously, That the following testimony of the approbation of this Community, be p~resented to Major Chal- flers, by -Thonsis Munro, James Galloway, and John ...

... 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 ...

... I7ii' i1ORNING CGHOVICLIE. L ON1D0N: MIDAT. 7&6L2r I2, 5>~s. Yesterday the Letters by the Lisbon Mails were de- livered out. A Letter states- .Is sOw, JuNE 22. The Rochefort Squadron has sailed again with more troops on board, supposel to be bound to the Isles of France or the Isles of Boinrbon. A number of Letters, however, of the samae date, make no mention of such an occurrence, so that it ...

... PUGfISPM. d It has been stated that four pitched battles were about to take place on the 20th instant, but the ama- of the fna wished to make two days diversion, and a consequently the light which was to take place between a Hle/mes and Ricamund the Black, was fixed on as ye . , terday,' and it took place on Cricklewood Green, five miles out on the Kilburn Road. I/oneer first entered , the ...

... TILE- MjORING CHRONICLE. I, I. L ON D ON: WEDES¢DAr, yutr r7, 1805. The'triump]'f Mr. FosTmR, in his struggle for un- limited power, rpiakes it impossible- for Lord HARP-. ,NV1CKE to continue iri Ireland; and we uderstandthat the Duke of MON'ro'sr is to be the new LordLieu- 'tenant. , Dispatches have besa received from A'dmiral COaN- Wki.AL1S dated the xl.h. It is reported that.the ene- :ny's ...