... TH TCE EDat p THE YlORNING CHiOii. felig, in th aswr hih o he~hs4y a !my hasty Observatrtbns, lm4,hfttappeaed. ta-re and ex-, traoirdibary atd ~2h trn, hpil con ii&' you arrlaigned with va seeiy5 icndbei~ _i lnuage -unifotmn~lykidt rste in hat paper.- 'Those w0weaurndwith te state of tne Thss, wen ya furst enteted Uj)Of V~our Edito9-ial.- dUties, Mass 'be glad to see theprinciples whrich'then ...

... THE MORNING CH4ONICLE. *0* C(raqacus to-morrow. L O ND O'N: TUASDA2, OCTOBERz5, a8os. The French Geneb l I LL5R MEWS .aidsuitasa3jed- at Spithead, go Sunday from -the Tagus, on board the Africaine frigate. This vessel, it is stated' ini 'Ministerial Paper of last night, sailed from the Tagus with the third division of the French troopi, but put back in conse- cqonce of orders which were ...

... THE AR Mr. At a General Colurt-'martiai held at Plymouth Dock, on the isth of - Februarv ?? and contimied by ad- journments to the 3d March following, Liu'tenant Iilmas Layton and Lieutunattand ?,aymastee James Nooth, of the Dorset Regiment of Miiitia, were ar- raigned upon the undermentioned charges, viz.' s i't Cfarge.-For behavilg in a srandalous and Infamous mannwr,. such as was ...

... S PAIrIlfN O-7sO, AU. 29.--Joseph Nbipoleon received, prq- paratory to his entdring.Spain, a lpan of .oo.miliios of reals firor.the Bank of Paris, at tile interest of five and half per cewit. With this -au iliary.y he expe&.ed to su- born avid *subdute the civil and 'n-Nitary authorities of these-k;ngdoms, and by scattering proftisely great part *of this, treasure among the ieedy populace, ...

... c- ?? ADDRESSO. A very strong. Petition wias preiehted bythe Corpo- ration of Londo'n to the Ki'sg, in the year I756, reS- peaing the affair at Minorcai praying for such an inquiry as may lead to the discovery and punishment' of. the authors of the late losses and disappointments, D almost the same words of the Prayer of the Petition th presented on Wednesday; the words of which are to se ...

... THIE MORNING.CHRONICLE. LONDON; MONDA2, OCTOBER31, iioS, Dutch Papers have been received to the 1i4th inst. The most important news they contain, is a highly grati. fying piece of intelligence indeed, viz. that none of the reinforcements sent to the French army can reach their destination till the beginning of next month, with the utmost possible expedition on the part of the troops.- How ...

... cf rr AD!DRESS. 0 71 13TTF7e OiF 7TZIL YZANI.C CHAON2CLLI - he ewhole natioln ought to be penetrated with t e dr' p )grt`itude to hik L'Li'rsty ?? his profound and svi tD tlhe CitV Aldi:ess. - It is flue that I as excellent: It conveyed the almnost unani. , j lc tf the British pu)blic on the subj&e of the n which has been repiobated by all parties, C ly al desctiiptions of men, ho vkevetr wide ...

... xtMERICA.- NEw;YORx, SE-PT. io.-A letter from Conne&icut, received by. this morning's Eastern M;Ail, announces rhe death of Qnvernor Sullivan, of Massachusetts. The: infornation is probably corre&, as. a Getleman, who arrived yesterday, stated, that., at tihe time-of his 'leaving l3oston, the Governor was considered at. the point of death. FROM THE PBSTON PAPERS. REMAI K.S ON MR 3rFFERsOt 'S . ...

... 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 ...

... MISChILANEOUS SKETCHE4 UPON TJ~m1PRA'RY S1 IDJEC1us, &C'. ADDRpESS EXTRAO0RDI)NARY ro rTuE Fr1ENCHj The day before his IMPERIAL and ROYALf MAJaS r left Paris fur 1axoiny, a DJleptationofroni ?? I;perialI Xiiclen and Slaughlterl'ou Ie wvaited upo his Mxsr - during lulchicolln, to contgratulate hin onI his euereasf tucg `iintaCh a ml WpIpeti e, 'i-le the Chief Cssok do-. li vered the following ...

... LCANDOx, OCTOBER 9. SIR ARTTUR WVELIESLEY has airived in town, Sir Mr- DALRY'.IPLE is on his way homne, and Sir HARRY BUR- RAIR) is left in command at Lisbon. Sir ARTitE1 it seems, has been received with distinction, for he was closetted a considerable time on Friday morning 1ith the Duke of YoRx. This is another instance of his Royal Highness's respect for the public opiniofln thoulgh it must ...

... 1?1 11 ,I-9 , . ?I 7-.; ?? -- ?? ?? 11 I ? ?? I - 'IKUNT . - 17-1 i ,;I ? ,, ?? T~~~ and. A6h~aiw lef ^as;, 46dlm *';'tyto Th@Js'pe- rikesstt kweoa4ose zpsm'tug a. rneriyopsts tfd r t 7'~~sek' ihmed to prQe, e4 t a ?? place, apd op-eji;a:RA7 Kgbciatioj feir a aritim&-Peae' The answe tQ ssr&4 peac isnid ?? i o 3npipsihtht, i s wad W to -stte tht i ...