... TTE, AUG. 30. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 27th August, 1806, * TtESENTl,. the, King's Mvost i xrelleni M~sl.jy in Corinmcil. Thi'b, day the Right ?? I-malry Richa~rd Lord Filu- land, was, by his ?? c Isnind. 5wnrn of his Majebsty's Aloast onurahui letsy Council, adld tcok -ins place at the Board accordingly. DOWNIG-Sl'RI'ET, Auc. o. The King has been pleahed to appoint the R ist ...

... TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N 1) 0 N: MO zVI)Ar, SELrEMBER 1, x8o6. - Ministers received dispatches on Saturday morningr from Mr. ADAIR at Vienna, and, if we may trcst to ru- mour, they also received 'a communication from Berlin. The Haamburgh Mail gives evident symptoms of a strong confederacy forming in the Noith of Gerrnanv but, let it be remembered, that we are now entered into the month of ...

... FOREIGN INTALLICENCr. PAyIS, AuG. ?? the Ministers went to Rant- bouillet this morning, to receive his Majesty's com nmands. a i. onqueville is appointed Consul-C.eneral in Al bania.- L'Italienne,. a 44 gun frigates, was launched at St. Maloes, on St. Napoleon's day. Madame Catalani is expeded to set out for London at the end of the month, leaving been engaged~fr the Grand Opera in that city.. ...

... MOTfliXL AGR!CUuTTRUAt kEPORT. | The harvest has bati 'somewhat. impeded by the frequent beavy showers; but no malterial injury 'has been LotIe to rhe IGrain ...

... ZGYRXTON ABEX :~~oxr the hosp'italilies of this place, in boti~o01 of the Prince of WALEs and his -RoY1 Brother, have Rbeen'vvorthv' the, spirit and taste 6f ?? TeEa]~' GU ILFORD' had a selea-party to meet his Royal Guests I-and each day has been imarked b Wthe most pleastirable ''arictv. On Friday night last the Able Earl fitted up a termpor~ry Theatre. ina the great 'drawing-roon,. for a ...

... F IRJk. / Yesterday si 'orning beween6 anr itas discove'ed in. the orn-mill of e St S ir Son( Coook and Tate, at Millbank. It is supposed thax` tlhe fire originated in the frii5iois of sorme part of the' ma.- chiaery ofthe steam-engine by which the m'iliT wa Worked, in the same manner as the Albion: Milli *vere destroyed, some years ago. It being ctear d'ay-liglit, there was not any person who ...

... FO.R.L'GNc !NTZ'LLIG.EN,''. 'I TZXK~OT, Auc. Id.-Among the vague re r lports circu~latcd in Germany, and which are eagerly eau-ht up, there is one which, without being au- thentic, attrglts the general attention. It is sJ~, that the principality of Bareuth will be ceded to the Kging of Ba'vaia, the country of Hanover to the Landgraye of HIesse Cassel, and that Prussia will be indemnified with ...

... TIHlE AIORIVING CHiRNICLE. LONDON: TUESDAr, SEPT-ZMD11ER a, itaW. A letter was yesterday stated t6 have been brought to town from Gibraltar, by an American Captain, and addressed to a respeclable mercantile house, comm uni- cating the important information that a division of the army of' MASSENA, in Calabria, had been defeated by the British troops, aided by the Calabrian Loyalists, who fought ...

... LHBE MORNING CHRUNiCLE. LONDON: WEDWYESPlAr, SEPTEOI'BER 3, rb6. . .It was yesterday reported in the city, that the French troops had entered Emb'den. The merchants, there- fge,,_who had loaded goods for thact city, were extreme. ly anxlous to close their policies, which tile greater part, found it impossible to do. Tlhe sailing of several ships in the river destined for that harbour has beea ...

... FOREIGN IN 7ZLLIGENCE. ST. PFTrP.SBLRaGi, AUG. 6.-Our Court Gazette er contains tle following:- th Vice-Admiral Senewin, the Commandant of our squadron in the Adriatic, has transmitted a dispatcil, St dated June a-, of which cthe following is the sub. Cy stance:- yp 1 After I had learned, on the 22d of May, that the French had passed over the Turkish territory inlto the Republic of Ra usa, ...

... SraeOD OFe TR JEr s iNS FRPcNC. It is believed that the intention of ?? Nya- poleon, in assembling a deputation of the Jews at Paris, is dictated by 'a deep and provident policy. In this country we can formti no estimate of the influence wlhich. LtO Jewish-nation can exert in countries less enlirhteried anid less commercial than our own. In these islands their number does not exceed' i5,o00, ...

... To lheEDITOOR of te MORANING CHRONICLE. I I, . , ?? . - I. . SIR-I beg you will insert in your Paper, for the in- ii formation of the Public, the following statement rela. s tive to Mr. Mungo Park. I am, S:r, your obedient servant,. G. C. Gxree, July 2Attl i806. - 0 About the 12th inst. one of Mr. Pairk's guides ar- d riced here with a letterI fiom him, dated the toth of n November, at ...