... AXPEDITON TO .HOLLaND IY i799.- As it is highly probable thjt some of the pointS o' Vtack bty the-armamveint which has now left the coasts, 5 ;itl be the tame as those of'the expedition under the ] Dike of York in 799, perhaps a short chronclogical I 'ttrrative of the ?? of thilatter, will assist ojpr t readers in tomprehending the intelligencc they are soon to expe&. The preparations having ...

... THE afO#lVrNG'CfIR0YIcLE? - . I : ? ? I. -, ?4 ?? LONDOQN;:: aNcouZ p 13ave ad yet been rteeived respicinthe ~itzoetionS of the Expedtior. Tdeed -i -was io tQ b peaed that any ?? 6tfhs kin a.4 . tived befire thus. ?? at soonest*i.reporta *ere e^'urreht yesrda of 0B ?? ay . iing,; r~act ?? of the Island of WaIcheren . Vheb ~j~ose~ssirn. ef ou army 1e. trust, however, r~r'iou r wax* 1 a6 ...

... AMIPRI AZ PAPERS. OF TkI UNITED STATES, EXTRA. ?? * F SESSION,~ SENAT-E OF THE UNTrED STATES. - WAsHiNGToN, June ?? SMITH, of Malya land, froi the Cemnittee to whomnm asy rcferred the Bill to amiend and ?? in force' tile Act intitled An Act so interdiet- the cbmmercial intercourse be- tween the United, States and Great 13ritain and France and thbir ?? toge-th'r withl the a-endenent propea'sd ...

... CoMMivo N~-ovvL -TLIESDAY. AsUORIST T. .RESCIVIDJN1 ...

... IITHE MORNING COIRNCLE.- -LOINDON: - WEDNAS3D1Ar, AUGUSTZ, slog. No accounts,.as far as we could learn, had been, re, ceived by Ministers, last night, of the operations of the .Expedition. Indeed considering thaT the, wind has blown fron', the westward evev since it.sailed, it was hardly tsbe expe~pcld that any ?? gnce could arrine so soon. The Nymph frigate ariivvd yesterday wvith dispatches ...

... He 7 MORNING CHRONICLE. 'LONDON: 7717,SDAr, AUG UST3, Mgaq. We have as yet no intelligence from the Expeditiora that will be at, all satisfactory ; but two vessels are ar- rired, through whirh some partial information has b en received.*. One' of these is a Dutch schuyt, the master of which' reporre, that he 'saw the Beet, consisting oF seven or eight . htndred sail, late o4; Saturday, strug- ...

... FRENCH ARTI.ICt. - The following glaring proof of the total disregard of, truth and candour in the Frehch',Goverr.ment, even in f nlatters most exposed to dete6libn, viZ. STATE PA- t PERSp must be interesting to the peoplc of this and every a other count y in Europe : 'This King's Speech. Le Discours tel qu'il est dans le f Moniteur duio lui~let, My Lords and Gentlemen, ?? Lords et Nfessieurt. ...

... .TIA tORNrZNCIIRQ jHOI. ' L ?? ) O N: MU1J4r, A4UGUST4, 1809. No accounts had reached Government last night, so far as we could learn, of the operations of our arma- ment upon the coast of Holland. This circumstance in itself ought not to occasion much anxiety. The master of a vessel who left Flushing at an early hour on Monday morning, and who arrived. in town yestciday, ieports that no ...

... e MUNICH5,JULY I8.-When the insurgents of the Ty rol. saw the Austrian troops evacuate their country, they a sent a deputation to the Bavarian advanced posts, to imn- f plore mercy, and offer to deliver up the leadrrs of the in- - surreaton. Experience has taught what confidence is to s be given to offers produced by fear. VIENNA, JULY 13.-The news of the Armistice hasI .1 spread inexpressible ...

... 4.. Ars.rJ. 1d .-ISOr T.f ers 4' -.L'aIrsi)n-J.u:rY *Tr.4ey is ?? eating Wy h igh maci toxtd '5o\stnrga o his forc, -winch ;passed iheae.Puebla§ i4irnot'. .; tbei thaR 'iocr 6'ZoQO ni . . f [etkiwr firom Jo-sse CarIlo§_.BC,-i es ;Robello, to the' t-&sntt il~uetrious B.'nari-do de Sdvezirr. Pinsto, States, ?? cofttitiues his, -rvmreit: ;for Betievente. .oe : ic @asttiliains h;we asssired ore ? ...

... * c. N'ic E.s. ;; .kOR THE MUORINiN CHRONICtEL , M ~R. 'tfllTOR,. - . t . h lave.Pread, witli no small, pleasure,' in 'one of ,tti I Pps 'tliat the. Board'of Trade lavinog 'discoveied certain unfair pradices' with reqard' to 'Eicencos' a9e taking.proe steps to preivent them in future. It Is mtichtb 'fe regretted, ?? waa not, made an eqizherpetiod, as I 'believe if will be feund, thaictno on!y' ...

... WE7 MORNNG CHRONICLE. lee at rid. all a in eal Ist Its Ce ye )St ?? ?? us lie in at '0 ig e. it .d le le if h d it rI LO N D ON : SAMrJADAr, AUGUST5, -igog.' Though no official accounts have as yet been received of the Expedition, hardly a day passes without bringing somse indired intelligence of its operations. On Thurs- day a vessel arrived at Dover, which states, that a divi- sion of -our ...