... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... MORMNNG CHR ONICLE. Slit) , ' Anl. , I80S. As it appears to me to be anmatter of 'great impr- tance to all ranks in Society, permit mne to make a few remarks upon the resolution of the respeaable a 4 , Fostiniasters, and Liveryjtable-keepers, at their Meet. ing on Tuesday last, Batthe ling's.Arms Tavern.-In the first pace, it is to be.observed, that they issued their mandate on Tuesday, for ...

... ' 24RRIhr MS1 LO08E ~, -4 -y T_: . ~,o Af' I am deli ghtedt iEr, tosat the ba'gwstrates haveat . Length tterfered:in. the sparring M41djesr for loVe, which 1 ailde Amy llerves shake, and which rust teirrfy every e 4C istian Soul ia the kingdom I trst, Sir that -gr. Read will persevere, and that he will suffer no'ghtisxg, either in Jest or earnest, within his Jorisdio'n l am i motally certain, ...

... FO12C.f INr3LLUISA-CE, * PIT:3NCA AND w rcH PAPERS. ni Sx ?? ?? atteosticrn senias no ...

... 4MERICA.; - NFw Yoar, DEtX 7.-We are told that o' Smnday t0 morning, a Bitish -I, and two' rigates, anchored io el Lynhaven Bay; tlat the offcers every dag sioce then, p landed from them near ,the Pleasure-house that an inhabitanit ni the neighbourhood of the Pleasure-house, (whose name we do not at present wyish to rmention) has had thle tenlerity of suppfying them with some ne- 'y cessaries ...

... i, . I - : S: MIAC. ?? Ntoncly afternoon a mana f respeiatae appear- .ance, obtained an interview with. the Honoui:lale Mr. 'Villiers! at his reiideicefwat Cranbouro Lodge, in Wind- uor Park, ancl applied to him for his idteifertence to. pio- cure him an audience of the Eing,-stating;' thi.E is? had several plans to' lay bfore his Majesty, 'and tbat he Wished to etpise to hint a numbr.of abses ...

... THE MRING Op # ICLE. LOND ONP . ] ERunar, 7ANV4uaT #, lE. , . The rymqar'of a qegptiation beirg a4ual!y qpened p r daily gains 'g;rciund. w~i lvas yeterday stated, that the p - di:patch brought b. 4te oen P i, Se retary to b ? the Count de MaTEaNrItf .9ontained a distirn re ri t peeiya of the proposal by BoNAPAaTE, dated 4t Milan, is t of opening a negociation with this Cogrt under thy Ie- a ...