... THE MORNING CHrRONICLE, n LONDON: TUESDA2-, FEBRUARY r6, tlcR. e n French Papers were yesterday received to the 3is: e ult. 'The unfortunate IING ?? has been forced ttQ issue a Decree, prohibiting all ?? and relay rtion with this country. It is evidently from the tenor, e an aft imposed upon him by his Conqueror. In the same spirit we find the KBING of Holland imposinq n more rigid restraints ...

... ,ALZ ONACjLjLr1j6. It wai 1pci6te 1 6bserved, up6n the conciliator9 le1n-: t guage of Ministers, 'vith regar to An-erica, that it ; ~iiould have sounided muich better if' dijeie appeared srly I ?? of conciliktiwl in their tondlic. By the Or- dersinlCouncil, America ii prevented from procuring ft her u161, supplies o'f salt fr Y' Spain and Portugal. t E is now intended, as will be seea fieoli ...

... LIST OF TI-Il MINORITY . IN THE IOUSE OF LORDS; ON MONDAY LAST, ON LORD AUCK- C LAND'S MOTION TO GO.INTlO COMMI-TTEir ON TNZ OR- t 1-1. 9-1 11Y111. SIonaer, Bristol Breada5bane Grey, Sidmouth St. Jolhin Darnley, King, besborough, srsokl o r Emr s. Carnars'se Blanlford. Rosslyn Guilford, Backinigharnshire, Staw ell, Grenville, Somers Auckland Rrskine, Ellenborough, Honsonby, Carringto , ...

... WHE M(RNINGV CHRONICLE. LONDON: . ' TURDDA2; mE'RMUAR- 2o, zSog. Yesterday Ministers received Dispatches from Svwe- i den up tothe 12th inst. and at the same time all the remaining Mails from Gottenburgh arrived. The lass contains the important advice, that immediately after the arrival ofthe new French Ambassador, General CAU- LINCOURT, at St. Petersburg-lh, the ErlEtoR ofRus.. si.A issued a ...

... II's LONDON: L. T ASDrTURSDAY EBRUARr IS, 1808. Fth ty, We are happy in being able at length to give tidings 9of, the Rochefort Squadron. Yesterday at half past three o'clock, Captain !SOupss brought Express to the Ad- w miralty the information of the arrival-at Plymouth of the K Centaur, Sir SAMUEL HOOD'S ship. He ?? JoIiN r DuCcWORTH on the 27th ultimo, off Madeira, and ofbrings advice, ' ...

... FROMI TIHE FRE TNCH PAPERS. DrC, \ A ilON OF PRUSSIA AGAINST ENGLAND. *-l'be Kigheing ojig-ed, by thg 27th Article of the l'reaty ,I Peace ot 'ilsit, ;ctmcluded on the 9th July, i107, to shut, nv'-hout et'ception,.the Pretssian Ports and States against the tvadc aid navigation, of England, as long as the prebent Avar 1,. cd bctweern Eugland and France, his Majesty has not hesi- .ated o take ...

... TL MGRNING RO 4E. LONDON . WEDNESDAr, FEB:RU4RT x, MtoS. There was an erroneous report of the arrival of a flag of truce yesterday, which produced some effedi upon the funds. But we do not find that there was any founda- tion for the rumour.' Indeed, the wind made it impos. sible for any vessel to cross the trrow channel. The impression soon iubsided; A cartel from Copenhagen has arrived for ...

... THE MORNING CHROAICLE. di- ?? N1 1) 0 N. or- r'MONDAY, FLBi2UAR2 15, x8o8. rue There are no accounts that can be depended on, re- d spec1ing the Rochefort Squadron. Whatever may be ni- their route, they are left without molestation to pur- me Sue It. the The last letters from Admiral DuCIKWORTH, an- _ nounced his intention to proceed to the West Indies, unless during the voyage hie received ...

... From tle LONDON GAZETTE, DEs. 13. ADMIRALrY OFFICE, FEB.I,. T.etter transmitted by Admiral Montague, Cdommander in Chief of his Majesty's ?? and Vessels at Portsmouth and -6jptfihead:- - *pitbead H-lis Majesty'5 sloop Port Mahon, at SiRt, Spithead, ioth Feb. io88. OD the 8th instant, at two P. i. Beacsey Head bearing east six leagues, cmace was givein by the sloop I ctimman d to a Iigger ...

... FA4ST Alr. Vcrsterdiy being the day appointed for a General rist, the House of Lo-ds went in procession to West. ,rst r Abbey, where dhrvy heard a most imlpressive SerrOonl delijered by the Bishop of Bristol. His text Wsv chosen fonm the 3d chapter of the Prophet Jonah, 5 nd cth vreses. 4s't40° dayS and linevelh shall be overthrown. So the of Nievehol trieved Godt, and procltimed a Fast, and. ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GR EAT BRITAIN A ND IRELA ND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FairAY, FzB. 19. In an appeal from the Court of Session in S~cotland, Wilkie, V. Johlston and others, Mr. Adam and Mr. Parke were beard foi the appellant. Ozi the motion of tle Lord Chiancellor thejudgment was affirmed, with 831. costs. The Exchequer Bills Bill was read a-third time, and passed. AMERICAN INTERCOURSE BILL. Mr. ...

... UNITE'D PARLIAMEJ~ljt or GRJA 'T B RI 17'AIY iN AN JRJ I ?L4ND.), HOUSE OFL0RDS, I cuisnA, Fr. iS. The Earl of Ormond t'ook the oaths and his seat. Mr. Allrast, frorn thu Ccnsnsisni'ners of ?? 'rhanmet; Nlavig- . tion, preseiited an Acitxullt af thie Receipfr and Disin ets for the year 1807, which 'was otldpled to lieon thetab e. MAr. Vharton, Mr. Rose, M ur. leaumiit, and several other ?? of ...