... TII. Al-ORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON,:> |- , Th1hA2, F3BRUA4rX, A letter fi om Plymouth, in a Morning P'aperof es terday, states, that they had learned thef& from thepeo. pie of the Phixnix, Capt. Mubc.,, just arriyed, that on the day the Superb joined Sir R: S -RAc jN'S. squa- dron with provisions from Portsmouth, the Donnegal, one of the squadron, made the telegraphic. signal that she. had only ...

... The crly sown wheats, both in the northern and southern districts of the kingdo'ih, :lhve in gercral a pritty ?? appearahce,' and in some places they are remarkably strong and vigorous, being perhaps inl too forward a state of growth for the season ; but -those which were put inte the ground at a later period, have by no Meaus so healthy an aspa&;l * being, besides, in niaty instaneesvery' ...

... i SI HIART-BREA4KING XcpJDITIcYr: K ' find by your ?? eb'that ?? t'a Legrired Gen- tleman has been pleased to term' our exploits at Copenha- gen a heartbreaking task..' Apd when the cries of bear! .hear ! demanded an explantiion, he seemed to lay it down as a position, that 'every service in whlich bllod was shed was a Iheart-breaeting serVice. Now, sir, although r we soldiers and sailors ...

... 1,,aves ot, I et SEtNATUJS CoNqttr'`UD,5 !Th0f4 Ti*E C' a srsrol, ot OF1agO O5VLARlEtf BY RECONAUD DtE ST. JEAN u'ACZlLY, 41NJ$TC5 t o5AfTE 4,Seliitor~. 'aleea your ?? tdon't Called out thle ConSc~ri~pts of -?gag yriix .% i'hes ;ercti dir(i~f(d tow~ard, thle peace which, ignal h vj ties, hael rtl.'rl-yot wished to CrI611e De~v rohais of O r(11e1if insig and pici'ying. Ihle ?? Surpassed your ...

... lOM 7l LANE FRZENCZ H>,.SiI~S. PAkRIS, JANUARY 23 DECREE. 'c CottOOseatrY Senlate aaeeltbled to the nutarbcr of Mau; ers presoitt-d by ad ga of the adt of the Coustito' 150 cit thle .lt of Fritn-aiet yer 8, ?? considered tloe piojotd of the 5v1,gu5 Con nltrmn, cdrawn in the form prescribed by article 57 of the cortt tlitionld atl sf the 16th 'Ihermitor, year ed.- Afteravil:ng hbard or. the ?? ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF GREAT IIRITAIN 3X1 ...

... R USS2IA1 PAP~TERS rRHSr\TLD BY HIS MAJESTY^' ColMINFAR) TO ED l~i IHOUSES OF ?:-.LIA'IETNT, FEBRUARY. (No ' i--efts-na the Right H!-loeucahie Lord Gcan;: t vSl'. PCA-re 0O.1 Gower to, -Cit. Secretary Canin)ngxsd ied t St Ieveb tinta Sep~ernher ci, c7c ecied Sep- C temhte: Tn9-Ic -Siit, St. l'erer-shvtrgh, Sep. ad, i 20y. jhave the tisrisur tol -inforr you, tlhat oh Saturday evening,I ZpTLS ...

... THE MORNING CHROArICLE. 1,O N'DO N: 2kfCNDA2, SE 2zRr I, 1 8C83 There was a rumour yesterday, but we could tjac6 it to no authority, that the Admiralty had received ill formation of the course of the Rochefort fleet, and that the squadron of Sir RICHARD STRACHAN was in Cl0se pursuit of it. We cani only express our hope that tllis rumotur may be true. 'The Treasury Papers are extremcly wvroth ...

... From tkce LONDON GAZERTE, JAN. 30. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JAN. 39. Letter transmitted by Admiral the Right Honourable Lord Gardner, &c. &c. His Majesty's ship Iris, Plymouth Sound, MY LOILD, 25th January, i8o&. In returning from the squadron under the command of Sir Richard King, Bart. I have the honour toinformn your Lordship I fell in yesterday, off the Lizard, with a French lhgger pri-m vateer ...

... Eiandl's sacred Oratorio of The ?? was per- | formed, on Saturday evening, at Corent Garden The- atre. Mr. Braham, Mr, Bellam'y, Mr. Goss, Mrs. P Dickons, Mrs. Bland, Madame Dusieck, and Miss rf ;Bolton, were the principal singers ; and this noble corm- E 'position afforded then aa opportunity of displaving A their severail powers to the highest advantage. Mi's. tt Bland sung, Then shall the ...

... ..L AIORAAr._G&N - , = .. THEEL' A16Rl6N-mjra, cf:?(Jh~l(GL. TGONDON: SiTURDAI2 , ;EBRUAlli- 6, I&A 0 The accountsfrom Sir RiCIJARD STRACHAK are by no means satisfa.tory. It is low statcd that he re- ii turned to hiss station off Rochefoort, on account of the blowing weather that he experienced in the bay, and of his total ignorance of the route he ought to take in search of the enemy. I-e ...

... LIST 6F SHERIFS I PRICiOED BY IIIS MAJESTY, ON WDNESDlW Y LDkS? |AT FOR THE PRESENT YEARt. Bmoronosuiri-Richard Orlebar, of Paddington, Esq. BexIcsmllars-William Congruev, of.Alwerniaton, Esqc1 ILCcIlNC IIAMaSHtRE-RiChal d I)aXlrell,of S.illingstone' [sqo. LAMnBlRLIE anid HUs.xNODoN-Sir EI. 1Pytonn, ofEmngth, Part. Ciec-11re-:r-Cha. Trelawny Breroton, ?? Palc,.Esq. CUoIl)CALAMD-Thonmas Irvin, ...