... 'A 1', 'n JR &J- ?? - 9 ;- S[R, I As it appears to me that thefooiwng tranei~011 , gfcapedil you~r oieLrvatidn. 1 trani-imt to yo an i ofr a~ Public ideeting, Ij; hlY iltely oilg Iam, yoitrs, &cc. : , _, ?? - t1 IC li!.tJ 5 PEETITION. CO l U ULL DOGSO A ?? numerots 2lcet.la - jC ft Dg of ti pj- andX ;Ncg~f;Oorhood, ELIX I-Putji frwm tht iz l1ingdom,' *Vas hC1d, PU';it arr(t;Ci1 ?? a |CS ^ ...

... IromtheLOQVNDONG7ZT-TZE, Selpt. 5, 1801 Admbzial~y-o]?rce, Serv. g, i sor. COpy o r Lc!ter from the Rilo: ,c:rPie l'lia7MV Grg- e'ialhs, ?? of thre BZ&j &A.. to EIan Nepean, Ffq. lated of Uldan', the 3 IJI ?? I801, SjlR, I'hiave the pleafrtre Of tvanfmitting to jou, fdr the information of lity Lords Commiflioners of thl Admiraltyi a letter from Captain Martin, of bis Majefly's fhip Fifiard, by ...

... ABSZNT ISIL TO TNIR IDITOR OF TOR MOININO CRAONWIM Sm-I am Tay glada the sesoesmimotf Mr. m.c.s_ oa time subject ?? havteeod sogb_ r-- ad think hat. M'CIIIChmsel, asS wI T tbat adesce, wikb Ib perbW the smM i - 3_m f a1, as It toade so Ieidaelly to ban , will rejoice at it as well-althugh i *s h n ?? ahu med ubla am, 41dB, h me it, that bs as _ I _ lAM ai~no beau, t ,,nb t -4b gembteclr ?? to ...

... NEW POST-OFFICE REGULATIONS RESPECTING ' NEWSPAPERS. To Tmz EDITOR OF TViE MORNING CiHRONICLE, Si u-I take the liberty of calling your attention to the Past- Office RegulAtion ?? the transmastiom ol newapurs, which took effect on the llth inrstat. We cannot DOW have our Papers free (Sunday Paperm ex- cepted, which may go 04 .;Onday unless they Afe putinto the office on the day of publicatiot. ...

... f , I . . . I .- - ?? A10104 I ? that Iti Isbee so'awitel peynatO( ler qs ia bust, an4 partletllt? e l, the l~a telfw l 5U ?? I eommdo'tlee ta *Scbh ht e ptidt wared. It weuM mw. beamr otewupieI h# 8fro e UIfUt5 Ofit raoed eqallls ktteineetcitedei a dToX ms EDITR or SE MORN#ING CliR%3NIwLE Bhg-Observi n In yturh rof este ataem dai b e . contracted I illsh exn t~jltitla Aime.. recent ly ...

... C it?-? ?L4W?. Iu -Why are.. LabSnriS .ad otber Ct'i5t. of ttntind taamkr tile sAccaT at eit e tVirirZY ?? deeerr-ilan Zhep Itoto h ?? . . .. ,0. 1 ,it K4TO R 9F. THE UOiNJINq CHRONICLE. Sia-be above; Alae~spp ii zfov io getatly discusseU th~btatttar bcotiifiy' tte d :its ii io tl taiperuc. qt t examined, tbat you woaa xitd tlte pul ?? i*t wank serice to have it printed daily, at the bead uf ...

... [. o -V To voE RDIBOR or TM ?? CHRONICLL Sin-At a time lisc the present, when ceiety i, visiied fly some appdlriz evil, it is to be e'pect.d thax every periiai- custotned to raison on the ?? of eients, will ?? bun- self with the selir'h xfter t!h catne if the cvil in qreF.ioa. Will Iout permit ne to point t;i ii.! b s dinin of ycur Journal *inee of-tb. fAXtS ail, a it 4rs ts 1o tt ilt meraly ...

... IM71PROVEMEAT OF TRE THAMES. To THE EDITOR or T'1U MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirt-Vou have, in your valuable Journal of this day, stated my opinion on the improvement of the Thames; and, in order rsot to be misuiderstood, I beg your kind instrtion of the fol- lowing additional remarks in your next publication The basilo, a.s roposed by me, and the whole commercial district, slioulil, in my opinion, ...

... To 'ruE EDITOR oL TIHE MORNING CIIRONICLE- -Batli, Septemlber 2', 1i;2. SIR-'%hcn you published, somne mouths ago, inl yoluC J1p.tPO, thlat tao games of thcss were then abollt to be played lJetcWll'CI' tbe London and Edinburgh Clubs, you gave oflr rF:.dcrs reason to hope tbat at a subsequrat periodl % onl would C-111i- nicste the moves, Rtating (if I recollect righlt) that therllerc uC e ...

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... SLANDER Ai &VE CHURCH. .1 , IIa.. - To 7tH EDI430 lA91 YE RNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I beg leave to offer to the public notice, through the Imedium Of your useful Miscellany, the.following observations, with a view to correct the repeated unis-statements that are malde, with respects to thle condiuct Iuf the Church of England towards the Bil8e Society. I observe, that in all the Polemical ...

... JOHN PRANKS. ToTHOE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE.. l on 1kave unintentionally, but somewhat unfortunately 311e nDnde use of my name, W. Kendrick, in your state- Wm 'ftle transactionl relativte to John Fraubs, a person for 5aept O 1lave much respect, and whom I heartily pity.-There llbGentleman resident at Brome, in the parish of Betch- s of a name very similar to mine, Wm. Kenriche, who ...