... YEB M0RNING CHRONICLI.- LOND)ON: 0| : t.2DNASD~r, DECEM3R X,, . We laft night reteived Paris .joirnals to -the 28th. They bring very little news. The Swifs are ele~ing Daputies to proceed to Paris to the Cofifulta, which is to be the organ through which the,will of France is to be communicated. Some applications have ?? made to the Commander of the French, troops in Switzer- land, to fet ALOYS ...

... HIPTRML4 PARLLIMENT * o.. Or . : * . :GR',AT B R]TA.ZG ANM Z2rE4 AND- ..HOtJSE 'OFs COMMONS, -TVEsDAY, Nov. 3o. Adniiral 9RKrErA vprefented a Petition from the Prifhners Fokifinsd in the Gaol.of (louce er,praying forrelsefwhichwas grdered to lie ol tile 'ab4. , r re ' Lord G (nc avxeappciied at tharand ftated that, ir erpiliancc with the Addzefs df t-he hirofe, his Majefty had been g'racionfly ...

... . ?? MAIL., .St. PCT.E3R6Ht KH,'OCT. 29.-Pnnce Wifliamof a' Gloucefler departs ?? for Stockholmi. Field Mardhal Coultt Nicholas livaho'weitz Saltii., p koW has received a moll gracious refcript frQnm'the' Ero. r peror, on occafion- of his being releafed from the office rI of MiniRer at War, in confequence of his great age; cz- J preffing the Emperor's gratitude for his long aid faith- ul ...

... FR-AA'CE.. . .A .pARI6, j PRIMAIRE,,NQV. 265. - rAriete, pafied by the CoRfuls o0 the. i9th in ft relative to the ifland of Guadiloape. and its dt-peden J cies, contains the following ardces :a-. - | Art. 1. All local litti cf exnigraiatsfai nnein the ?? are rnpprejled, aild to be regarded 2s of-o e They ca77ot be irged in barof the claims o ico ~ bet in porclff of tilcir effefts. . Ii. ...

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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT I TIAlIN AVD IRELLAND. HOUSE OFi EORDS, AlEDNEEDAY, DFrCeevER -. Mr. ADAM Was heard on behalf of the Appellant, in the Ap- peal Thomas Graham, of Calcutta., ic li~el and Aim Hen- derfon, fitters aid executrixes of Jobn -lenderfon, E I q. late Licu- ?? in the fervice of the Lail India Compmny, ac. -After Mr. Adam had clofed his argument, the further hearing of the ...

... HALIFAX (NOVA SCOTIA), OCT. t. 14ING'S COLLEGE, WiNiDSOK. ;)n Tuefday, the i4th of September, was held thie ?? meeting of all the Governors of the new Univer~ fity of King's College, at Windfor, incorporated by his Maicify's Royal Charter, beating date the ith of May i8oZ. They confift of his Excellency Sir Tohn Wentworth, Bart. L. L. D. Lieutepant Governcor of the Pr6vince; the Right Reverend ...

... IMPEPLLL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIK AND IRAL4AD. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUR SDAY, DECEMsE1 2. Mr.SMITH prefented a Pctition from the Maltfter of Lete-ti ter, praying the repeal of the Malting Regulation AdI. Ordered to lie on theI ble. The Small Notcs BilI was, on the motion of Mr. Burden~rcad a third timc and paffed. NAVY ESTIMATES. Mr. ALEixANnER' brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply;, ...

... COMM.. -..UNCIL. YcfterdaytlicRightHonourhlk the LoRD MAYoi praecded in 6tatefromnthe Maribon-houfe to GuildOall, attended by all the City .Oicere to.hold a Court °f Common Council.,; and it bui' tlhe 'flzt Court in the new Mayoralty, his Lordftip opened ,h k '.urt, as is ?? an ctegait and wel)zdaptc etc oli the occarlorin. ~Mr. ?? rliovel theb Tankts of the Court to Sir John Eaner, Knight, ...

... I SUSPICION oJ ESUABLrX PRACTICES'. * As we Rated yeelerday, thie Privy Council on Tuef; day finally d'etermined on the .evieence addticed ag'ainft thl- perfons in cuftody, refpecing the nmeting heald a;t the public-houfe, in O'akiey-fre'et; Lamnbeth, an'd they' rnade an order for the rernoval 'oi them from the differa' ent prifons, in which they :hive been confiredj to thr Public-office, ...

... 0 LONDON: . FRIDIAY DECEMTBER 3. y 1 , -iaf night a Debate of rather an intereffing nature * took place in the Iojife of Commons, on the Report oi the Vote on the Nravy Eflablifhments. The 'fjirit .s in the leaders of tile new Oppoftion continuesto dif play itfelf; a'nd among thofe who are confidered as, in a particular manner, the adherents of Mr. PST., fymp- toms of difcontent become more ...

... r m - - -* or - D Z BZl' I GRE~AT BRITA IN AND ZBEL.N.D., -HOUSE OF L0RDS,`Fkzraao.Y D E5S3yr 3. Mr. Rontiily~was heard for tlbe Apalants ini the Caufe, Gra- hlas v. i-.enderfon, and tlhe Atrorney G4oexal in part, on behalf ofethe Refpondont; after wbicli the faiether hcaring was adjournl. cd to .Mot.day_ ucyt. I.aLd CAMESLFKzo took the oaths. T'he -EBnghlifSmall Notes-Bill wa&brougat up ...