... TIHE IMORNING CIoRO USCLJ-. LONDON: FW'DAY, OCTOBER' s We ?? received.the' Paris Journals to the 2'6 incluflve. The news from Ger any is extremely intk realig. The refufal of the I'mj erial Corninfol to rID tify the ConcBirn of the Diet, adopting the Cofl,1 Plan of Indembitieq, has produced very warmdifcul1ow The Imperial Mini'ler, M. HUGE L,JUiY ?? that plan as hafly, ill-advifed, and ...

... IS FRAYNCE. PARIS, S VEN'DEMIAIRE, SEPT. 17.. : liherirtf Conllw Will receis'at St Cloud dle gmd- ben of-the Chief Conitituted Aksthoriti.s every Sqinday mornig at- elkven o'iock. . The Commiander of the Dinifh frigate tbieThetis, in a letter dkted Leghiorn roads, the 2d ibflant, inform s the Cunfuls pf his nation tit oar ports, that the differ- ences bctcwee;-:enrtmarkand the Regency of ...

... D)ecree of the Imperial Commission, addressed to the Ertraordinary Deputation of the Empire, ai Ratisbon, Sept. 13, 18032. The Imperial Commission has seen, by the advice of the extra-deputation of the 9th inst. and by the votes emitted in the -two last sittings, which served as the basis of it, that by their unanimous conviction and judgment, there exist well founded claims against the plan ...

... - 11E iAlOJt~NJN CLIVIJ'WNJLL. ?? WE LONDONT 24271.1Ir, ~lOCTOB.ER 2. If private lettcrs frorm Berne, of the zsil Septet ber, may be credited, ?? in Switzerland. has completely annihihited the new Conflitutional.Govern- meot. T'his hias been done wifh fuch a concert and unanimniry, as can leave no doubt of the public fentinment and of Lhe national will. Unilefs, therefore, the French ...

... The political topics, with which the pre- sent time furnishes us, are so numerous and so important, that our whole sheet would scarcely affird room for a bare enu- meration of them, much less for a develope. meat of the origin, the nature and the con- sequences of the events and transactions to which they relate. The eyes of'the poli. ticians are still fixed, however, more di. rectly, on ...

... Sor Pk2NCGs PI T 'XR. PA R. The ?? writers of the iwo ?? let.. ters may be quite alired'thatJ in tigkii rthc libetty of ?? recent correfpiondence ?? the public, wye are infguenced by any motives rather than tltfe o!l per. fonal difrerpea to them. The letter' tf Sir F riinti ?? - dett to Dr. Parr, and the Dr.'s ant'wer, has be-n fir the lalt two Or. three da.ts in' the hI ds of forse friends. ...

... FICro)-e MOIRINO cHR1ONIctt, Tn M^Tr b*t . we. - To Mefrrs, ItE, EAUMN ni O G5NTt.Eoe;P~sn ~ UM KndMo, Inl publicly flepping forwvard as tht ~lntljb OF Vernot Aris, had ydu a ried' no thifi p - he belhaved -wll-o u during yoraode ihn j t fan, I fhould t robR blY' hhieaflie d no ti Ons' thanl fhefe .-i YbuWett hendid ot fu and &ccondly, if;:he did, how lonrg hi rotdll t besrn chaniged in tfis, ...

... TEAEMPLE. B, R. Itgivesl s pleaftireto notice the progrefsof the nobleim. prov:nments carrying on on thle weft fide .of 'reinple. Bar. Several ancient fewers crofed tile fcihe of tile intended improvements in their way to the Tliarncs, and .wcre all of thmeiml fo Ihailow, as to caaue the cellars of the adjoining houl; s to be dinip and noifome in the cxtrene, -by the foalking in (throigih the ...

... EXfl4a tn e ?? Mov Aj Urne Loh-don Tit' a rseng of Ckht1lnmen was held at t Onvern, ?? Trit'n f the Cl~I'ihfpe thle plans, Peqo(ns, 'f inf which had Leen ~ nsand eflidirttes ;hich fvlA 6cen rniade on an ?? fulrvey of (Ie pro- piiid linebf extenfjion oif 'the.Surr . gae e nex 'rp ey'~rdsis o rion, way to lei.i n gate, at t'ie uext !!ep ?? continuance to Portf- f wouth, twith a ?? branch to ...

... : ZTHR MO1~NZNG. UJIRONICLE.: 1 J ?? .: i z , ' ~ ;. .. A,. ., ., . J~g, t3LONDON:: ;, . ,MONDAr?, ?? 4. TLe Piris Journals to the 3etlj contami fore farther details the 'rogrefsof the influrretion nin Switzjr. land, or.rather its final ?? over a contemp ible ufurpation. There no LIgcr remains, a doubt that the Feench. Cbmrmittee, who had the impudence .to call, thdmfelves. the Government, ...

... PARIS, 5 VENDEMIAIRE, SEPT. ,7. On the. 2d Vendemiaire (Sep. 24th) the Minifler of the Interior prrfented a Report to the Government, on the domefltic fituation oF the Repnlblic, during the pre- ceding year. R .contains a detail of the mofl important decrees which were paffred for the better regulation of a variety of matters of internal policy. He begins by ,ating the vafl fuperiotity of the ...

... E 1?)i tue INtk 4G o Es ,. A; 1PASPok~nfsriLr IhJ 1~fATzi. ,f tl jr,: L. To JOHN WVAL,.LACEP, E-~q; 1one OF the CGn thr AfFlais of India.S SlR5 A repdrt that 11as4acrn fotte time in circul - nature much to be deprccatrd 0 ?? mc foruation o to deviate from thofe objecdts to which I had by mtlyi mer letters called youlr attention. It han hee YY . feveral of the daily Prints, and particalarly Il ...