... THE MTORNING CHRONrICLE. IOND ON: WiD)V.iSDAr-, APRIL 6, aSa8. It was yesterday mentioned generally upon 'Chlange, thathictelligence was received of a French force having taken possession of the fortress of Ceu.a. How they got tnere, 01 from whence they came, *ve Lave not heard, but it is an important possession for the Fren~h, particularty as a preliminary to the siege of GiLraltal. which. ...

... F tI)L LOIVI3 IV GA'7E'7'mI A4pjqL 5. ADMIRALTYY'OFFlCF, Artrt S. Copy of a letter transmitted by Vice-Admiral Wrhitled- ' Sait, Dryad, atsea, Mllarch 2s, x 8o. I have great ?? in veportnilg to yun the capture of the Frencl brig privateer Reniair, by hsis isiajovy's ship under my ?? it fat. 47 N. and Inn -. xi W. Sile hat ports for vighteen guns, but only mounts twelve silk-pouniders, and two ...

... GOTTENBU:i;GT MAIL. SWEDISH STATr:. PArER. be His Royal Majesty's oracioi- Proclaniiat on, on this r rupture of the intercourse between Sweden and Prussia. Given at Stockholm Castle, April , iSo. te Vgr, QUSTrAVUS ADOLPHUS. by the Grace of God Ring of Sweden, of tile (uothb cnd Vandals, dtc. unto all our true and loyal Subjedcs, Greeting._ 'Ae herewith graciously rnmate lots-n to you, that hus ...

... I - LONDON: WEDIVESDAr, APRIL 2o, azo8. If we may judge from the event, the last dispatches a from Sweden were by no means sati'sfaaory, for an: army of British troops is forthwith to be sent thither. The measure is a&ually in public orders. The particu- lar regiments are mentioned, and they are to .embark without loss of time. Sir JAMES g'AUMYAREZ, after receiving hisilast .in- struflions, ...

... S7HRE Af1ORIVJNG CGfRON7ICjL4j r - - ?? LONDON: LTU.ESDA2, AeRIL az, i8og, We have received a ?? series of Dutch Paer.; t,; the 2d instant. ?? .e have, among other important Communications ,eceived tihe Dutch K ing's Message to his Legislature on the State of the Finances for the Year; in which 1le acknowledges the de;doiable state of the C&uny,ii that they cannot hope for an' aelioration of ...

... . To THx FREEH LDERS of HAMPSHIREX , AsoEnTe ofouele I tak8 th~e liberty to a.ddress YOU Upnth ujedt of ?? iiitas..dto ce aioitly broeglat Psefore Parliament, the ubjedqf woI e#,h to'cause Sugar to-be '3 uised inwthe Diastiltleries ?? nrd 3cotland, inste-a'dof sn the Corn which is now theriiin ised' kuaoI I Tor miaafy months past, Gentlemen, there has existed a gene- rs ralalrmat heshttig ( ...

... :-: -LO-:ND'O ?? T- URSDYdY, APRIL. I, 7g,8. Letters from Plymouth state, that on Mnnday after- noon 6ve'sail ot the line, supposed .to e tb e sqifadrdn of Sit J.IPucKwoR.TH, were seesi standing ?? JRay. .The gallantAdmiral, after a fruitless search of the Rochefort squadon to the West Indies,.hasreturned home; and it is now believed tha, the accou't givenby the M:ullet must have been ...

... OTTZN3BURG- MAIL$S PETERSBURGH, Fraa. 20.-Public hnotce as been I given here; that the Committees appointed by -the Im- perial IJkase' of the 8th 'of 'November, 1-807, to set,] tie the accounts of: Debtor and' Credito, between Russian subjefs and Englishinen, ?? already. BtGi menced their sittings in Pretrsburgh, Riga and Arch.. angel, and that all Englishmen are accoirdingly obligeO ?? 'to ...

... THE MORVINd CkRONZCLE. LO NDON; ?? W1DNESDAr, APRIL I3,1809. The particulars of the Insurreclibn at Madrid, which we stated on Monday, will be read this day with interest. a It is the commehcement of a Revolution which will ac- complisih the overthrow of the last branch of the House of Bourbon. TheinexorableDespotof the Contincnt will suffer no one to remain on any of'the ancient thrones who ...

... -THE MORNING CHRONJCLE. LONDON: MO'DAr, APRIL, i , ' Yesterday five Mails arrived frrm Gbittetlbwgh, one only re.maining due. 'The latestacounts are of the Sth of April,- and the intelligence they bring is not of much importance. They leave us in total ignorance of' the operiations of the armies in Finland. A considerable force is said to be colle&ing by the Swedes on the con- fines of Norway, ...

... THlE 40O1?NId CIIR N1C I,;Ij,:I . .e a Sll.~ATU1D/T',;ii4P~Z1L 30, goj, - n Letters were yesterday receivted fr6l olad.and. d. France. We have seen a 1itter from Pa64 ISI tions that BONAPATS. irrivedd at Bourdet ,h til , dlsthinsctit' Heremaineda BeundI thea Ix th .I ad on, . dI ~ ~ ~ ~~iethreiinti.th hat dy he was waited upon 'with 2 .Petition frc> ttie r 3t Chamber.ofe Commercej piaying ...

... STAMP DLtTItps. I We yesterday received a folio volume of Stamp Dru. ties proposed in the House of Common, olt Monda se'nnight, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer ;. al. thuugh stated'to be rather a matter of regulatiori than . of increased faxation, we find upon examination that there is not only. in many instances, a very large in. crease, but4'that there are a, variety of new Daues, some of ...