... 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, ...

... FILE MOAIQRYIY CHRONICLE, LONDON: J 1 SATUR~Dr,f2 7ANUAR1' s6, t~cS. A great part of our Paper to-day is occupied with the commentaries c-f the Official Paper of the FrCnich G Overnm1ent upon his MAJrSTY'S Declaration in an- swer to that published by the Court of Russia. These Notes, as they are called, but which are really an elabo- rate vindication of the Russian Declaration, though they are ...

... r T0H91 ANHOLDERS AN aKCN.4I S-tY Deli . 'FNGL4NA For ?? lst three or four'yeats of the Norv a great, part of our rlierehandize ofe~very description, anij (F our 'trade,'has been caried on'through the Noth of, roe;' our very existeCe, as a commqreial country, a its* great measure depeaded upon-the export of-ourts'td. 4nr manufadures to the (Qonttieat Eciropeothregh the Northern .prgs Ndw it ...

... BUENS ArRS.:, On our return from South Amefica,-wisere we have- beer( - detained prisoners of war with the, other' British Officers who were captured at Buenos Avres, by Monsieur Liniers, wre feel it our duty, as we-baelonged to General Beresford's Staff, and wvere with him during the whole, timie of. his confinement, to subm-it to the Public, wvitboult loss of tin-i, a short statement of tile ...

... SENP ,ge, P..arttao h, JN ~a-A Cort Mrtial corrmenced t, -flcarrting-oft board tiv' 6latdiator, on whviiih Sir ...

... UNITED PA'iRLIAMENT OG G RE AT B.RI T-4 I AX2 NP Ee EL IVD. HOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. r. V About three o'clock the Lords Coniisbdousers, consisting of u 'the Archbkhop of CANTrEIBURV, the LORD CHANCELLOR, a E. CAMDh N. AYLESFOtD and DARToassOuTr, havilng ta1en T thei. places, Mr. Quaarme, the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, %'it -elit to desire the atcendance ,f the Commons, to hear his -t Cjsty ...

... o I CHARGES'agabist GENERZAL IITELOCKE. | * -- | that FIRiST CrHARGio-Trhat Lieutenant-Generaul X WiOtelocke,hav- serv ing received instrudhionis fronm his 1oje 's l'rincip., SmrUgc- natu tary of State, to pirceed for the redsuctioll of tile vroviice of jcsts lisoinos Avres, pursued menasures ill calculated to facil itsal that clar; conquest; that when the Spanish Conrnrsoncr had bhliew such ? ...

... 1lE'ITINGS OF CREDITORS ATG UILDHALt. I Till9 DAy. Y . 3tTennant, Oxford-street, linen draper, - 3. Y. Griffith, Northanipton-terrace, City Road, broker 3 it S. Hooton and S. Righ, Woodstochkstreet, Bond-street, Wr avis Cane-plact, Kenitiehetown,btailder - 3 11 W. Moates, Maid-lie, Borough, coal merchlant - 3 rO N;W. and W. Bowe6s, Cannon-street, comb makers 3 1 2 K. 'Tod, Broad-street, City ...

... SHIP ZEIVj3 Pr r .uoiT'rH, X ix. ?? iS hurrvgfand bu: tieat th,.s por, a consequence of the arrival yesterday of the Lntretrenante cuvi ter, wi itl di p itches-of inmportance, containing atl accntislt of the ?? of the Rochefort Squadron, a fsw days since, consistinog to of 6i.Y sail oftde line, among which is the Calcutta,54, and two f frigates. -T ley chaced tbe Euridice, Z4 guns, hattie ...

... DIVE MORNING CHRSONICLE.: LONDON-. V ZIONDAr, ?? il, 8C. ( We understand that the COUDt de MEIR sets out tbis morni on his return 'ithA disp:atches to M. de ii METrEaINicH, at Paris, and tlata Flag 6f 'Truce is b ready for his embarkatioi a't Dover. The piiblicity and qenne' is car ied onj ?? arid n ?? with which this correspondencei a suggests the idea that Ministers are by no means uIn- n ...