... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THLr m1og0vjN1G GcHROITIGLE. ,.1 , ' .. LONDON: -MONDM)W JANUAIRr iS, sScYS.I General pitEsCQTT has received orders to proceed to Halifax with 5000 men, to reinforce that place. How is it if this appropriation of our military strength be ne- cessary that Governme't have been so supine in resped to ou.sr possessions in that quarter ? Surely the swagger- ing language of Mr. RANDOLPH has not ...

... 2zLj THig DRIVEL ,LEM. do tJXDITOR Of thc l1ORL Y3A7 CIRO-RJCGLE. Certainly the history of the world presents nothingr like the conduji of our present Ministers. if they icant War with America, why did they recall Ad- Biral Berkeley, and send out Mr. Rce ? And if, by such proceedings, tley sought to preserve Peace, why did they, at the very same moment, and even without notice to Mr. Monroe, ...

... TO THE LANDHOLDERS AND MERCHANT~S OF ENGLAND. :1 . .1 If our M.1 inisters are prepared to; defend, upon the principle of expediency, the seizure of the Danish fleet, and the bombardment of its capital, I cannot, un- der any view that I have taken of'the subje&, see the reason that should have withheld them froin exercising, the same measure towards Portugal, aft-r the Prince of Brazil had ...

... From lhe LONDON OA]ZETTT, JAN. 16. DOWNiNG-STREFl'T, JAN. ;6. The King has been pleased to appoint Sir George Prevost, Bart. to be Lieuten-ant-Governor of the Province of Nova Sco- iei, in the room of Sir John Wentworth, Bart. His Majesty has been farther pleased to appoint Major-CS- 'eral Sir George Prevost, Bart. to be Commander of the Forces, with t'ae local Rlank'. of Lieutenant-General in ...

... TO THE LANDHOLDErjs AND MERCHANTS OF ENGLAND. I have already placed before you, Gentlenren, the outline of our great exponditure and resources, in- de that you may be en:bled to judge ho-V far the Ministers, by a systemn of retaliation in the l-ockade of France, have conninitted the conintry and whether they are jus- tified ih telling the 'Pulic, we have resonrces suffi- cient wvitlhout the ...

... THE, MORANING CHRONICLE. LqND ON: * TULSDAI', YANUA.Rr i9; t8o?. A letter from Gibraltar dated the z6th ultimo, says, nthat they understand that a body of 140,0oo troops, ,Frencb and Spanish, are actually- onr their smarch to rs commence the siege oft hat fortress. And it is said that they are accompanied by a large body of miners from France. This may be magnified, as such ac- counts commonly ...

... IOpREIGN INTIELLIGEN CE. PARIS PAPERS. (Extraa'tfo'M The AXraS, *Ldtoueary 7, I808.) ArASTERDA14, DOc. 2.-ELXtrA-qS are ?? here of the Official Note by which England lias gi,vr an answer to the offier of mediation, wh.1ich was made bt ,Russia. That Note, s-i ed Canning', contains in sub stance, that his D itannic Majesty would lha;c accepted with pleasure, the ?? of Russia, if he had e ceived ...

... TO THE LANDHOLDElRS AND ERCHAANTS OF ENGLAND. The next subje& which I shall offer fo your coisi- deration, is one, Gendlekie, that must engross, above, all others, the' ?? nolt Only of your Represcnta- tives, but of the people oi England, I 1meim thw stloje& t. Ireland. 1 believe there is no lrisimihn, whatceer hii political opinions may be, who till vciture to say, that this pirt of the US' ...

... THLE MNOQRNIVNG HiRONICLE. LONDON: WBDNESDA1; yA, u-z~r O, 1 We have g1eat pleasure in annoimcing the surrender of the Island of Madeira, to Sir SAMUEL HooD and General BERESFORD, on the 24th of last month. This intelligence was yesterday communicated in the follow- ing letters, from Lords MULGEAVE and CASTLE. REAGH, to the LDRD MAYOR Admiralty Office, t9th Jan. 1808, quarter past 3, P. M. Z1Y ...

... Fronm tkc. LONiDoNoAZBTTE, JAN, ig. At the Court at the Queeni's Palace, the 6th ot Januftry, 'os, PAsMZy, the 'King's Mdst Exceilept Majesty in Co64fcil. h~ei:.cait ic expedient in the present state bf th6 subjedcof hertnok aithful Majesty, and duaring the interqptiola ji corn- 2ercial correspondence. between Great Britain 'and Portugal, that q 6ar should be pernitted to be given for Portu ...