... POAA$!GN I~ 'Muitci.w lhtc. 7 t A ~a late hourtystert drizve4 2 here a. lieutenantzcolonel VE the Staff,. and . : C6amp to the Emperr' -A teon, Awith crders froiim the Enmperor himself tolf drm the E3ledor that hle lad made prisoners ,ooo Russians, put 62 n a hot:' oczot,,ta ke P4 iecesfano, &c c.J.&c' Th de ?aity .va's present dstrng ,the iqb0le affi. lie states that the Emperor, who had sta ...

... THE MORNING CHROANICLE. I evi .LONDON: thi .S TURD&Ir, 2JvANuR?'4, rSc6, We. this day give a number of additional articles froni: un a.veryextensive private correspondence. we received by' cv the Mails, and which want of room yesterday obliged a s to postpone. . A , AltiouAh Ministers have not thought fit to publish I any more Bulletin-s, yet endeavours are 'making to'per- to I suade the ...

... Wilye h11i ayns ku e not; k ~hai7 earsa41o?- - hit. hap. V. ?? -p ; t: M M b . I P CS 7. - I, A¢ P ;II p I>: of -7tig l,~ p- I I of _Englad~iid W ill nothiin ~ffb sh~ort ;ofr dtructs C1f: onvincey:l that you are e t-he rbad tol dedt rctioo8? Will you, 'in spiteof ith awfl dm.to of events, iln ste oepment osic tion, -in spite tf tuthiht k-'yoO acknbw- Judge, still Jis~ten to: the falsehds -of ...

... I: .1 - P ~TUBLIC PAPERS. CONTIrENTA9, WAR.-(Co7itiued Jiwm p. 9G.J-T'kirtieth Buletin ofke-~ G rezat ,French Aary. Austerlitz, Dec.-3.On she 2fth~nlt. the Emperor,-upon Teceving the.cowmni- eation-of the full powers of 1L1. Sty&tdI and Deo Guilay, offered previously an i tice, in order to spare the efftisioxvof bkAod, if any real- intention wer e:-tefadified Of corhingto :anarrangeeltd ?? ?? ...

... .THE HAI AiVG G'lROINICLD II . LO.NDON- MONJ4r, YJANUAR2- 6, xSc6.: Another Hamburgh' Mail became due yesterday._ 'tis stated, 'however, that the Vestal frigate, Capta ?? DtGBY, hts arrived at Yarmouth, bringing Messengers from Mr. JACKSON at Berlin, Lord>CA-TiHCAKT. in . Hanover, besides a dispatch for the East India Con- t pany:' The Vestal Ieft'the Elbe on Saturday the 28th. The substance ...

... HiWNISThAZAL 1N JGT, 1 CR. but4.t EDITOR, . : . It appears-'to'mrxe'very exctraordinary that you-shold cehsure -the menin ,power. I mean,-the Clek' in of- fice, who seem at- present to be the men in'owerwq . for 'circulating Bulletins of 'tlhe defeat of the Frenc . army; since'it appeais from a retrospedt of you Paper,. thgat'er have never been deceived, and consequently that the great body of ...

... ?? V ^ v _: - . Ad V 'On Sunday morning at eleven, o'clock the, Painted Hall at Grlenwich ?? opened to the public in general, to see the remains of our Naval H-ero lying in state. Tbis being very properly a viqrk 'of respe&'thati but very rarely given by the Nat-ion to any peronlbut those of' Ro'yl blood, the curiosity .6f the public was n the utmost -stretch to have an oppoi tunity of ...

... 7Hf ,41ORINIG CHRONICLE - 't 31) I: N: -O I) N m * *. TUEISD,2', AlNVUARY 7, 1806. e ?? The dispatches received by Governnient on, Sunday V from LordG. Lt'.ESON GOWER, and from Mr. JACK- C- SO.N, leave no doubt of the conclusion of an, Armis- tic, aind the natural consequences of that measure. w IIndeed, for what purpose it has been represented doubt- IS ful since tlie arrival of the Mails, we ...

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... ISl?14L ?#?'E4fBN? .u A rus tb'bbiery hetfe'whiah thie 24euic t terial' Papers take' fnow' that thle 'aairs of the Conti- -tentj iave assuymied 1o disasro'us i n aspet. In.gen ral, aillouce Soiuld- be ?? fpr.. slight incbonsistencies iii a'Neyspaper.; because-jitis'qbsord Lto suppose -lat every thing vi rhich appears in. a publicq i6n of that port,- ,is the ?? of one'single 'ir diytidal ; and ...

... I :*i4aUZ 7~Z- r- E |A!3iboiiy fiae 'he '1clock 'ont, sla:.g - 'iA:t; ?? ij thet IM f, dtq~~~I~ bioiihV' s~up alon~ides i~e tairs atrenihkoptb ~ She wore ?? Gee a 5aJk'aj' U ?? ; ` n~ast-dowfirs- £ dify vssej; ,itiw'sightof of h rn of ,ill'iiinfr ittkwere ' .: 0iosite4thoil Ste' 'walls )of. that; edifice. After l a t short; cwg',ttson; ,rit'h L',ord'I.odsd the Governor. c o4i~f the 'ISpita1, ...

... ?? r4 iDATIEV SKA DA~gC l~ti; 5U~til5opC55 AIID I7tll hia When [-1ihsT~ote to ?? wt- ere in pursuit .f A.16e C~i~iL W4Olo~'si 'himfer -by ford'edin ~aCh en rd-. re.=~ls' isinioss tlfq~jiains i h e i~ Af 'l~lr, d o 2 a, _0f Antr s in numthiretadvanced oithise horcea ry 'lth th e'gfatest trepidity '-lig they were playing' pon 'them. 'Wj fl; t!)5.t came vwithE zo ytards of our guns thley %alted, ...