... 1 ?? 'NE | 0. 0 ,. ?? A~ T.-xX -.tiiiTR £trlu ii' ?? th&. aspeet which the Continental ar r¢ ?? the friienfs of Mr. Pitt have a d to d thim thinerk iof expe~ed success, or have denied thit re the Powrers of the Continent, partictiarilyAustrla, were c- influenced by tlxe counsels hof this ~ountry. Whoeyer clls to mind, h6wver, the language heidhyMr. Pitt in, ParliaMent, must be convinced that ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLB. L0 ONDON,: .5ATURDAr, Y4NUR2 ;i, x8 6. it is confidently reported that a Convention was signed by Count HAUGWITZ and TA=LEYRAND, which settles in 4he mean time the affairs of Hanover, and secures our. troops, This :Convention cootains ;B substance, That The English and Allie TIoaps-shal retire behind the Weser; That the reeruiting for the German Legion shall cease; That ...

... PUBLIC, PAPERS. SWEDEN. AND FRANcE.-'Declaration of the King of Sweden, dated Mafrswinsholmr near Ystad,,Oct. 31, 1805, We, Gtistavus Adolphus, by the Grace of God, King of Swede3, the Goths and Vandals, Heir of Denmark and Norway, Duke of Sleswig and Holstein, &c. &c. de- clare and make known, that when we en- tered upon the governnmeat of our kingdom, the unfortunate French revolution had ...

... LLOYD'S FUND.-The money now in the bands of the self-erected corporation at Lloyd's amounts to nearly a quarler of a thil- lion. This is, according to the evident in- te6tiori of the Committee of underwriters and futd-dealers, to go on accumulating for the purpose of enabling them'to grant marks pf honour, sums of money, and pensions; wu of the interest; and there needs no- more sense than ...

... Hlere, In England, mo c ollectiof, even fort irity (unless for $he poor of the same parish) is, by lav, to 1 .bemade, but by leave and permisshsmof the King; gatbeting of money being so nice a matter, that it ; mnust .ne h4 done even fo charity, ,witheut hig leavei in .the miust compassionate cases. But this method S'(tbe nct of the defiepdantj :tete gvnga ge-by to~all Royal Licences, and ...

... M , N * MO=ONDA2; )fdUARr , x8o6. Vesterday tie two irst of the four Harnurgh 'ails tlit becamne .dui, arrtived. Q'rx'Satrdiay also, some 43tcX papers',cane to-hand. Tbere'seemrntt be no doubt thiat' a convention has vef cob~hided, for thle4DeutitalityS 'okv :{oer, arid, the;, adjoining distri&s. The army .of, Prince 3Lo6Tis Bo-, NAPAkT.E was o6 the point bf adv'ncing wheni'ounter , drorerg: - ...

... FOREIGN iNTELLIGENCE. :HANotv, DEC'25.-M. De Krusemark, a Prus-.. sian Officer, has just arrived, at the Heai-qoarters of General'.Tolstoy, to announce -ibat the Russians in' Hanover are to be in future under the' command of Prussia. It..ig not doubted that.this measure, concert: ed betsweea the Courtstof St. Petersburgh' and- Berl:i will put a ?? hostilities throughrat the Ele&a- irte, but we ...

... IMEETIG OF CRBDtITORS AT GUiLHALL. Jar.3'vznt, W hiteebapel, chinsmaa . .m dia'.1 .. CJit. tarlow, rnrous tr±e Ow' ndler ?? Xo- H. A. Keeble, Pecihamr, builder,- ' . dif7 i u. Lewvis, .Codfield St. Peters :Wis 'h ' ' ip. IHems1ey, Greiaf Ceram-istreetn Russelsquare, ;aker3 ; : , k; P. 3utcfter, Laura~nce ?? fane ine,'meerch div.1 I ,,as.-Fifiden, Clpstone -street, carpent td lug. Lewis, Laitb ...

... PIlAn P ~ 3 J jsr's IR I-D1: . r M s IetX er P ist year on the *.th 0or as'tMjay, thei,,auniversary for;the celebration of %Voihik t'ook place on Satnrdy. :, *ay. T'his being thefisti Court since his Majesty's Birth- day, the roobls wvere uncommdhly crowded 'sitb spla'. tas 'an gredat numbeirs of tbeir paticace contiued noe- 'exhaus~ted, ttll five o cloek,..-, ,,J :. ,. , Theday was observed ...

... :S O : F 1N D: : :X; WySIRS~~OF ORIND A . .~xtraO of a L~ttiro ?? F ThiaS Stot S. ee . . ; .dated Otio/xr 5, 180 ?? ' - The great altrations which have subsequently taken' place in tile Polikical State of iidian d especial y in: - the Iimproved' c6 ie on Which has ?? e6talilished between, the' BiitishE ovter'ne' 'and the 'Peiahv (whose doinions are contgo to ?? the Rajab o Mysore), ,eqoair ...

... -, -7= ? :? 1. ? : .? ? ; ? - I . :: ?-i ? ' -0v -, - 1 'i *PY. ?NG 0 ?? ?i 7 : @: L 0 14 : 16#- 0,iN -st .T ?? 2' i8> 6: F > _; ; AT rfag, 4: .The- peech froon the. Thione this 'day it is sai, willspeak a bold anguage vwith respe& toltheprosecur . . tian-of the ,W.alr,, and the resourceslof the Country for', that enid.; It-is said- our ?? Em- peror of RySTA`, wi~l be Me:tioned, as still ...

... I ,M N, j i N SSevcnty'~five trahiports -t arried in' the W~eser' fe d~s ago,- oi hoard of whiich: are Seven or eight thousand- iinfantry an about. one thousand cav~a,,lry. The irooj wer~e not, immerdiately landed, on 5-crc&nlLt of Lord Cathcart's absenice,-biiu as' e arrived yesterday evening, it is- expedad orders will be immedi- *atelygiverxif6i their disembarkatio1., JAN. 7.-I~t is, ...