... 4MERICdiV PZPAZRS. SENATE. WAvsurf~r(oa NareY NoVttBER 3o., | I n the debate in the Iouse- of Representatives, Oa the 27th of November upon the. Memorial from tie 1 Phil acrebphia Merchan-ts against -the Non-imnportatio; f !-Ae, M~r. (m toVN1NSH$ELD said, that from the r nours i hich were afloat, and. the disposition of GArn. BEitainj lie entertain,ed no hope that she would do A n, t ...

... THE, SECOND NEW COMET. TO. THE EDITOR. .e : s t~so e t ~ine ago I-observed a letter'in the In- -verness Journal, from'tle Orkneys, statingktl'e discover ry'.there of another Comet, nearly vertical' at eight o'clock at night, upon the 3oth of November last. The letter stated, that 'thle old Comet was at that time still visible, and the neW one wss 4quite 'distinat ' to the naked eye: having ...

... . t, fbi: V'tlc otAhOFNLV CHRONICLE. I yesterday'solicited your attention to a su ...

... 7ZVIE MORTIMVG CHROMICLE: LO NI)ON: TIZURSDA 2, YANUAR r 7, I3SG. We h'ave received information from France, that Bo. NAr~ATE has issued another decree since that which we have p.4ulished from Milan. A-ccording to. this new Decree, every passenger on board any neutral vessel. which touches at an English port or submits to be searched by an English cruizer, shall be treated as a prisoner of war ...

... TIE MORNING CHRONICLE, ' ' LON8D ON:: Lo D *We yesterdayileceived American PApers c!qv!n ts the 6th of last m'both. Tlia Deb'tes in Congress are rather unfavourable to Peace. After the 6in~e.de Whoo- rable, which is tunderstood to have been made by the British Coyrnnriect in tle affair of tbe Chesapeake, the difference between the two countries certainly rests upon tbe Orders in Couicil, ...

... TIf4, ;MORATING CHRQOXICLE. 1* ~LON~bi) N: .- _ ?? ! .. ?? f t: l ., O YU4.RTS O ia:- - Oiq Wedlnesday nla4t the COUNT;'L PMIn arrived at th'le holusc of his Icellency . ince STAHRSE raG e iitn'l Disptcl es From the Austnian Mimiistei at Paris.- . Hc tios brought with him-several leters fot Frin'c Es- S 0 Tl5.t- it' S , n md)isptches for his kcdlenly the tlS- sitn Ambassador. 'he Beare'r o6 ...

... TH1.r AO;?AWrJNG GH.ROAT1C E, LONDON: J4SA2; ~YANU4S.r5, t 8c;. A letter, dated the 2Ath ult. ?? yesterday received in the City from a respecbable merchant at Alicant, and as it contains no allusion whatever to the ?? .nf ao' Anlerican yessels hy the Algerines, great doubts livv again arisep as to thle accuracy of the intelligence re, ceived upon thj5 subject from Naples arid Darcelong, ...

... rO.RIrZog NTE Ct. * !: P ERS St DEC. I5.-It is said that the Irsnrc Rege, .szf 13,rsuor I is certainly gone to Ole 'rJ, .tis. Lbun corp!uaiwn; b;ttelv' or ?? condtse, anstl auiong' other thin.m-s ?? his, having spiked some of tile g'UD§ of tirt It isj, i'n osder'toleave the English fiee access. | it wvas annoksiced .at tihe departure of the Courie,, that the English had just debarked at ...

... 7hE COURT. T esterday, ?? 1alff pafttiwelve oiclncki, hi's Majes- ty arrived at the Queen'i Palace, fromd Windsor. 'It being a ie'n6akably fine.day, a great'concourse of peb'O- pie asscn bled round the Palace, to ?? see lirh_.. The Do3ke of i1eit wvas in readtness to receive nis MKjeslt. The Dukes of York, Cumberland, and Carlibdge camne so6n Aftt~k to pay 'their dutiful're- spe~s to their ...

... L'q ,MORNIV1NG CHRONICLE. ,. ~LONSD'ON: - WUDNXLSDAT, YANAUAR- 6, iS&. For some days past, as we stated' in NMlonday's Paper, there has. been a rumour that the real arldiecret Intell- tion of tle journey of TALLEYRANp to Holl~nd is the better to carry on an intercoumse which is said adtially qo . b6 enqd with our Ministers f nr aeguciation. A person yesrnrday made a considerable, soeculation ...

... 'T'o the LANDHpLDERS & MERCHANTS-oE ENGLAND. . In the course of a few weeks, your attention will be called to the situation of the country, a situation the most awful and alarming that ever occurred in the 1his- tory of our Empire. On the zistoof Januaiy Parlia- ment is to assemble for the dispatch of business, and your Representatives must then decide', whether thle con- du& of those who have ...

... blToR0 ofM MR1 N CHRO~CLE 'rite followiing notice appeared in' -last Saturday| l nh-lit' Gazette: ,:,r ,7, I :he Lord's C; istido rs ?? vhvihg Or 1 :n derud a s~telaii oft Charts to be made for the:ie of ?? his Mrajesty s sikic, all persons whbo.possesSIinforms- . ';,tjol respe5dtng the situation of any rock, ?? sanger, not yet published, ark requested to transmit . ?? thle same to the ...