... --IrtT N.IlrAM L la.-. i. ? os faczialuS, FowrutNA, Dcanm, COtIoeq .talrn23 ?? OVEhl., FORmITNE ?? tit nsver Mrw fufpte If thc i-junble aid tlic Proud dejeas: W Seis thy v/id anibition to cnntirdui, .h~so' ?? GOt-D rN drauglitstiinflanle thy ro 1 r lowly Rufth and Shrub i t a^c f'oucd, . Wheil Lightni?gs ibrike the PFrC;, high tow Xi to the : grouid -. . yoarx lut, if vwe. read 699 .r01r O ...

... Fror, b LWVDON GAZET Nov. 20 IS. St. Yaws;'s 'Nss. 17, 1907, - -?i.s .sh ~>. ilic, ;nr! kis Firlli rivatc Auilience of his Majelly to Ck.- 7 Lh as introduced by the: Rig1ht H{onourable Lord 11-bir is Maqjcfty'S Prineipal~sacretaryof Stzte~ 110 rl.gn A4iTs, d. ?? by Sir Stephen XcottrcU, XUs. Imf- ter of thc' tcrc mi is.: Thig ?? Andreoffy, ...

... T1EASO.YABLE PRAC2ICBS. On ituefday evening, in confequence of a featcb warrrant iffued by the Magiftrates at Union Hall, M( STAFFORD,, the Chief Clerk, attended by a numernu1 body of police officers, went to the Oakley Arsi, OaWkley-flreet, Lambeth, where they apprehesded Co- lonel DEsPARD,' and near fortylabouringimen endfol diers; the major part of thenm Irifi. T1bey were r, immediately ...

... FR/A Ce. - PARiS, r BRUMA IRE, NOV. S. On the 27th of ]aft mobth. thue Conlfuls ii ed an ar- rete for thle 'itore effedhual execution df the laif am- neflty pafied'n the I4h .of: May? lat;, infavour of all defcriptions of perfobs.helonging sQ; the navv or 6e dock yards and varfenals, wh.o have dtferted from the ferice of the ..republic, and who ihall rugn withid a. itated period,. and enter ...

... - FRAA C. PARIS, 57 BRUMAIRE, NOVEMBER S. The Firti Conful will not return to St. Cloud be-. fore the 13t` or I th, and it is afferted that he will, foori afterwards fct of for Belgium. Lord Whitworth is expectted here in.a few days. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. RATIS1osq, OCT. -29.-There have lately been fe- veral arrivals and departures of French couriers; bat, in other refpects, nothing new bas ...

... TBE MORNING CRRONICLZ1. LONDON: ,. TUSDA1, NOFEM..ER 9. - The Dutch Mailh which arrived yefterday. brought hitelligence of confiderabe im 'Lrtance. It appears, by a letter from Ratilbon, of the 26th O&ober, that the EMPERoR ofGERMAtN has, in confequence. of an ar- rangement propofed by Frince, communicated to the .Diet that lie will concur in the general .plan of Indenihities which they will ...

... .I@ h e ; Iz : 9 A b, i!T07 Nv. k.-Advice9 fr V' i i ~ fial Ciscifum adopted by tile Del attfi, rr Diet dn the 2'1(t ult, and ?? th~xe general plaain of the In deinnities. Th tai low s are I :XDEFINITIVE CbNCLaUSUMZ .it (ball be declared to the MTine; iligpowers,that the Deputatio0 have m.aturelyh t. elratn, Ie~ak~ l d rnel e Ntigristade atorin to Its Importance; the 0sg0~t whchwas granitue ...

... * IMPGRIAL .PIRLiL.MZN.T CRRA2 .. oF-: A . IJ:. UL A, I G.R FtA TD SIrJ IN A.Mb IR E LA ND , OUSiOF l.ORkD'., Nc.ViEN BERR 5. * The Committee of Privslegas intended to be heId, 'itande over toa future day. 'Two Petitiona for Natutaliatioa lfills were prefented, and the Billi.Tlevcrally prerefned and reol a flirit rime. SeveraI Peft!ion6 for private -Bills ?? prcfeuted. and Order ima'de ...

... TILE? MORNING ,C)EROiNJLE. * ~ LO N-DO0N: IEIUR2Z)AT,. NotiEMEEs 23. The D3elbate upon Tueu7-aj was interefling for various reafons. From 6hetone ?? think ?? that there is no intention whatever in the Cabi- net of availing thlemfelves of any proceedings upon the Continent to yeriew the tvar-with France. Indeed, viewing the ?? as a queftion of prudence, we ap- prehend there can be very little ...

... ;E HMORNING CHiRONC2. - LONDON: 2tUE.SD4, N@OVEMBER 5.3.. 'e yeferdayreceived Paris Journals.-,Tey con- tain 'noiting new. The cruelty and injuffice of which Switzerland has been %'the vi~im,' are, crowned by the imprifonrentmof'tlADU and the principal Patdiots, by. order 'f thie' 'Frerchjdoverbment, in ,the ;Ca(tle of Challpn, on the banks of ?? of Genevya. FErdncI? %ind 5'3 f,70i', C , ?? ' ...

... 2JiE HMORNING CHRONICLE.. L04DON: .rHCARSDAr2 N0BEMB~ER I-T. A Mail from Hotland arrived ?? fronm 'Vienna fiate, that the .Imperial Court have ibtained fome fuccefs in conciliating the Cabinet of St. Peterfburgh Aince the late cha'nge of Miniflry. .- 'n proof of this, it: is ftitad, that the Treaty Which had been prepared at' Paris between France,~ Riufia, ind Pruffia, by whiA if i huitrian ...

... .1.!L 7Jf URi'~ ?? Paz, - G WAIL, b ,id. , -WIT!ERLADfl ?? , tsLt, Ocr. ?? 'terrois on the apprpach of as' the French troops7 which werc on the evc of .entering R., iterlaid, have been remo~ed. This- deliverancee nwe owe to the exertios of one of cur fellow citizens, -a M. Fdtz,. of Balle. 'This M. lutz, who had fludierl et the matherrlatic fciences, was about twenty ylears ago tent for to ...