... FOIEIGvNY INTELLIGENCE. PAP RIS. JAN. 7.-The 3 toniteur of tlis day contains the En1ishi Declaraticn in answer to that of Itussia, vith a co(hiimenitary. On the 1olowowing passage of the Declaration, J' is Mn.esSty was not unaware of the nature of those (/iageinlJt5 vwhich had been ilijpoed 3n Russia in tle con- fi r > of 'filt; ( 1 ) thle J110nielcr says,- ( I ) We arc authoris-d to declare ...

... LISBOV. - The city of Lisbon is situated on the North ?? Tagus, about 18 miles froumthesea, The entreto hu harbour is defendd by natrre by a large bank of srnd, which is principally divided into two banks, called the Northern and Southern Catchops. 0i ~r this sand-barl there are but two channels, navigable for ships- of any burden, called the North and South Channels. The di- rectiou of the ...

... 7WE AiVIANG (;HRO ?? L O N D 0-N: ' TZTU1RSDAY2; ?? 3, i&c: The- i4mctr, that Ministers had received an acccu:.? of the, determination of tile Amnericar, Goverormene. with resped to this Country, is probably unrtue. it had its rise in tl;e Circuumstance ofa dispoatch, ssi`. 1t b e received by Mr. PiNeKtsY frorto Mr. ARSmSTRC;GO at Paris, which it wa3 alledged contaired dhe Rewle- tion-ofthe ...

... FRXij 27-; 1?ARb: P4PEiRS. I PAtS, Fxi, 3. .p I Cna his M;Icsty's Speech tile 1onIi'er. obse!rjes. ta Thisii Speeh reminsisus ?? fa;moLu. Messao-e of ithe 7th March. At that time it was internded to inCtelr- . riu-t the peace, and noyi they wish tocor.tinu tile war D at that time grievaeatces were invented, an the same is done at presuilt. It is in tiis manner ahl thi BI it shI .1 Mlinisters ...

... TE-'E Afl'OWRTG CHROTICLE, LONDON: THURSDA'r, MARCH to, y8c8. It is certain, that the EMPEROR OSF TNE FRENCH, if ls&. can ?? a powerful fleet ef men of war in the, Archipelago, ,rill find in the- Greek Islands and on the coasts of the Adriatic, any number he may want of6 excellent seamen for those seas, and- of small vesselo, capable of conveying troops. His designs begin, to develope ...

... :THE MOR1?NZG CHROIVICLE. LONDON:., SATU~bRDA>Y NOVEMI3IR z6, 1so8. No fresh accounts, as far as w e could learn, were yesterday received from Spain, but .our convkwion of the truth of the fads stated in our last ;number remains unaltered. It was, indeed, reportei yesterday, that on. decisi ve battle has been fought between the French and. General BLAKE's army ; but this ?? was.associated with ...

... I7 * H'E' MORNING CHRONICLE. id LONDON: W2.DN.rSDA2, DECEMBE2I5:I, o803. No intelligence was received yesterday front Spain. By the last accouits we understand Ministers were in- t- formed,, that Lord 'PAGET, with ?? horse had set out from Sir DAvID BAIRD's army to endeavour, by n forced marches, to make a junaion with Sir JoiiN ii MooRE. This was drtermined 'an at the time when d it was ...

... I lFronth1,UNl4ON GAZLET1'77L, Nor.s.' on ADMIRALTY .O FICE, Nov. 8. Copy of a Letter from. Captain Joseph Packwoodi, Commanter *a- ot hisa Maj~.sty'i Sloop the Childirs, to Vice-Adrr~ral V;ShOD, r'e Conmlrqaln 'er ln' Chiet at Leith, dated at Sea. Oct. 19, nS:8. M; *~z~tSi._1 beg teaye to .sta te to you, that, cruizing iii * he exec u1tion -of your.orders, this mornhig, ai half past eight A M ...

... .1 tra the kLU IJ GAJZE7TTE, SPT. 27- : ' ,ADMIRXALTY OFFICE, Sspr;,7. Copy of a iett'er 1r' s' Vice 'A Iniral Lodr( Coilifvgwood, Corn- rnartde5 in Chiet of ?? MaWietvs aships and vessels in the 'Mediterranean; to. the Hon;9lF. W. olei daied ol board the Occari', ar ¢U1ralt~ir, Algbts ,i7, IS&S SsnR,-I itrilosedfor the titformnation of the ILordis Commi,;-, ?? the 'Addiralty, the copy of a ...

... -y LECTURE OWV4D.4 to THE £ZTlOR OP TI{E A ORYXNG ?? I got into a scrape one evening lately in the street, Whicli ended in my being committed to the watch- house for the night. I hadi not been there malty mi notes when sorne of the City' Officers brought ln.a little, old Gentlemans with a auman skull nder'his arti; 'It seems there had beena dini.er at the Mansiotiouse, it which several of the ...

... SPANISH P.APERs. VALEtNCIA, SEPT. 6,-We are Assurec, by a letter from Estremadura, that there has been 'found concealed at Badajos, a great quantity of bars of gold, which were at the disposal of Notiega, Agent and Treasurer- General of Don Manuel Godoy. We believe this to be a small part of the immense rapine, which, in the space of s8 years, he had plundered, firom the nation. This letter ...

... Pr, pm ti&t LON WoI AZET IU I I ADMlRALTY-OFFICE--AP'R1L %g. * Flag-Officrs of hits Y esty's Fleet were-pro,**A, vit. V,: Abmai~s of the W.5iTRClharles. giiclner, isq 'Right Honourable Alan Lord Gardner.,tt6 _eA sut ,ofteR . I AlibfaALSOf ~the BLUR Robert Manx, Esq;,$jSir IGeorge, Yquneg,~ Knt.,` 1ohn He'nry, Erqi; Richard ko.dne' ljghVEs.4,; .Aleiteanser GrmneL~, )sq~-to be AD'XIRSSLS of the ...