... . THSMORING NR CHRONL - LOND 0,N: , 0 0 - MOIVD~r, ?? 13, z806.; , , Thc .public, may be. assured that there is no truth w. atever' inr the paragraph' which app\ged in a. paper of Satuirday last, stating, with a most, unbecomin, confi dence, tiat :there ..had been ,a.:meeingbof the~p ncip.al ,memb sof Oip sition,' at the house of the' Earl 'of P4 AB ARLE' to arrange, the plan of proceeding in ...

... r, I ?? , ?? i?? MO P, AllioG I . u ?-L a I . As M. cribito, . reatrin¢?jasi.- i trCt, A5 no one ismote , ary to ciirculat4C tiuth t'an you. are, I think yipu .ay,1hith pmuch propriety, am end the account of: the piossion horn Gieenwicn, of ouI beloved and Gsicelely hmented hoif, .n you r lat Thursday's eaper After the body had be put on board the insignificant boat appointed o 'eceive it, ...

... ,OJ~y~ CHi M12EX -i t ' d . ?? ?? from this ; axtinent hsaritved sive ;.yesteiday p~ w, tin thi~prcsbnt criticalctircumstancC5, Is v lrg ,, I ai y bdiev'e theinisterial ; Papers, ,muc ipprehensbn' for: the .British toops'n I4anovet and Bienieai is entertained..:; Al th ogh ;noman c ancahp Imishing ouqlr couyiT1 safe ome, Yet ,there is a- case of acxtiehne delkic to .hich the situation of ...

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... LAJV OF LIBEL., TO AN ENCLISHMAN4 LBTTER 11. SIR$ .Some.-dchjy has, been occasioned in our cirrespond- ence'by the difficulty whlich I found in procuringg gwy account of the trial of Judge Johnson which hal ever the appearance of corre~tness. Having at length been gratified, mny attention was first caught by a peculiar difficulty'under which the leading counsel for the proses cution laboured, ...

... THE MORNINGCHRONCLE ?? ?? - . : -: u ;. i 1 ._ 7 : N . . : 0 ; i vL 0 RD I I0i . , E1WE:DNASD0r, 5'4NUAR2r 5. rac, irt is stated in letters fiom Deal and Ramsgateit that a good many transports have arrived from the Weser, and that no pr'eparations were makin4 to bring away the troops. We should think, however, that, transports must be retained, 'for embarking most of the troops, or: our ...

... BOMBAY GAZETTEsUNE iZ, ?? . . By Letters from Mocha,' under date of the 3oth of Aprilfit is with..mdich pleasure we learn, ?? c VALENTIA has most completely succeeded in the ob- t 6jei of his ipursuits, and 'whoselabours and researches in t the Red Seft,' when given to the. public,,`cannot fail of pro'ing both entertaining and useful. 0 Rich and popu- lous cities have been discovered, the ...

... Tf~~E MO2~~N1N~~ 'CHRQNI4JLJL; ?? MHU .RDr, y4UAr. z6, r. a, T -ond s are no :,yet y pbsi but they. : fy torsid, ered most a toahimseilf',S : ;Tlis fhtil ; er-' : minaoo tear, in which h a impssbletht h ad Rssa cn ver aaincooper~atp e againtt -Fraiiee. ' X- : U : rS Xm . csi It issaidthat ON~rRT~tdoes ?? S. | till t h e fans ofanovetre settled :T .t :bie-.-de witlie~s to. yend the (ontinerntal ...

... Mr. PITTS SHIAr EN' THE 1iESioxws,1niY FOR I i TIIE DISASTERS OF THEE CONTINENT. 'To tht EDITOR of t& ,MOj NING CHRbIdVICIE. SIR', Ate ?? e flsehoods and fabvtications with which Mi. ?? to de~lud,'the ppublic, the desperate *stnte, of. sfi on.he Copntient is now fuilly revealed. x0i.i' &,W gerOssibl_ to 4deRny, past disaster, or to hold : l ?? 'cung prospects for the fiiture.. The ktactics of ...

... fOREIGN adsI a i f NIm PARIlS,'D~sC.'Z.- ,THIRTY-S1XTH-BUL1,E'TIN oF ,TIHE GRAN~b ARMIY.i ',Brunn, Decemrbe14 Th des fvalourf 'whih'l, kave, exalted the, Grand. Armyv, o~fi elseoth ligbt nfan-try inst-h16isramnby ?? me,' 'cid he.tic mi 'de6 to'tgke'off miy 'artridge-boxy. and has-' w ridi ?? them banging ;his accoutrerneutR u~pon his left 'arm,.,proeeeded, alone to the 'hospital.. General ...

... TkF coUzr. - e , tl ay at tw6 o'clock his Mjesty leld Levee at th, Queen's 'Pilace, fbro th6e Forein Ambassadois and others, which 'wioas attend eby tlieir 'Eceilencies the American and 'tedish. Ambassadors, tliehince of o Caste'lcscalaAwnibassado, for ?? Sicihess, Mr. ,1 Macko, oi Witemberg, Count Wmorzo, kussia; ha Baron Jacoobi i~lost, prussia; Count-Starhemberg, Ger-.' T ,many ?? thie ...

... I -7 MORNING CH-RONJCLE. L O ND O N: Y-2.%DAT, Y4ANUAR2- 17, Xc6. The Dutch and Frednch papers, which have arrired, contain intelligence of considerable importance. *nhe. conclusion of peace between France and Austria is cer. tain, and there can be no' doubt that it is. definitive. The French' troops are to evacuate the whole of the Austrian dominions in six weeks,' and Vienna within 'a ...