... T:,@E MWORNIANG LHRJi ?? I.O N D O N: WfEDINESDAr. OCTOBER r, I056. r r We this day insert several interesting articies from s the last Paris JournaJs, on the subjea of the dispute be. E tween France and Prussia. One of them is a severe at- tack upon the Prussian 0-ovcrnment, which appeared in the Pjulbiiste. In anskver to this is an article published in the Journal d I'Enyi re,of the z2d, in ...

... - OfAy'Y', P'AR IS PAP ?? PARIS, SEPT. so. nt . 'Ex!.eEof a IJt@fr3mfl~1 Hambu~r~g. I; ! When the King of Sweden makes Manifestoes or ,st preparatiors for war against France, Europe is quiet, t not a town looks upon itself as rnenaced. The people rnay murmur at Stockholm; but they dread rather the ae ?? expences and the ridicule than the fatal consequences t of of a war which affords no field ...

... From the LONDOAr GAZ-E ?? SEPT. 30. L . - L WHITEHALI, Srp,. 6,0 The KING hias been pleased to c5nstitute and appoint 'the. ight Hon. G EOPREC TiCRRNz -; the Right Hon. GpiOcz;. Jol+N: E1 '4 ENCER, Knight of the Most P] Noble' Order of the Garter; the, Right Hon. Was. ni WINowtrs ; the Right Hon. CHAR[LE GREY, (corn- monly edifd Viscount Howlc!c), his MAjESTY 'S three Principal Secretaries of ...

... fr1E.MSArS'ER EL1ZC7ZOTi 'i'o nil: Pid.)i ,F or itE MQ.N!NTG :CHROPIICLE~k le e Slik-I tb £r'~gtitunnecessary tomakeanyeplytosome tl t ?? ijb eties taken with my naine by a jqr. Gibbons, at a leeting stated- to be of the Elef-or3 oF h; s Westminsti2, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern la L. on tbei zo6th instnt, 'as repeorted in some' of the Morn.- *h tingPrints. It h.as, ho'weter, bnln ...

... -StMTVASPE. El LIetlItk,. Sir Francis Burdett does -not atsnd in \Vestn'in-- ?? follotng is thle answkve che has returned to Mr. Paull's al~location Lin tle na)-n'e of the Collp- m 'iutce of Elehtors appointed at the Meeting on Friday last: Piccadilly, Sept 29, T805.; I beg yeu, Sir, to express to the Gentlemen whorn you rat present, the g rateful sense I shall ever entertain of the honour I ...

... TR lE X nEW S.1 The Mo'ileyr, of Sept. 23, gives an ..SCunt of the e proceedings xespecling the Jewish Assembly, of which It thlp following is an abstraet, The- Speeck.of the E- mpror's: Comrissioners to the, JewishAlpsembly, after signifyin is Majesty's ailra bation of their answers, and_ referring to. thb,. recolution which nienapcd to swallow up religious throzies and cm- pires, but the ...

... TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAr, OCTOBER z, YEAhI n . p This day another Meeting will be held at the Crown til s and Anchor, respeaing the Westminster Eleaion, It leis now proved, beyond contradiffion, that Earl PERCY unites the suffrages of all the respeaable persons whose n talents and influence would point them out as fit repre. ir l ?? this great City.. It is now unquestionable h ...

... TI-fE fifORNIING CHRONICLE. LONDON: , TDAY, OCTO.3ER 3, Io&- FUNERAL of the Right I-Ion. CHARLES JAMIES FOX. 'THL Noblemen and Gentlemen who have under- talken tht Direction ct Mr. FOX's FUNE?.AL, ?? inform those who have signified their intention of attend- ing on the occas-on, that the cercinonyis fixed for Fridlay the xoth instant, instead of Tuesday the 7th. The names re- ccied ib y ...

... 47h4AI3 UR ?? I EItL114, SEPT. ?0°-.The coitier, vhT was Ox- perd with 's iicl impatince, iaid wio brings thle Ps answer to 'the propositions uhic'll M. de KnobtusdcJ f atwas charged to 'make wo the Ct.uI't 0f F' ance, at ln'rgth !t 'rriy'd here ?? 1tE' -7thl instant, o;;e in or tbe afineon9, ?? Lieutenapt.cOlonel 3?Zusernnrk st out the satsae day, at three 0clockt for St. Feterst.Iurgh. We ...

... . , ? . A I i?hh i h ? , - -6?? W-gS INS ?? j - . ?? THUTR'SD'AY, -.f This day a s'econd adjourined meeti~~ of the'ne _pendient 1Llei1lors of tile .Citr of Wesfmrinrster was held ~tht *at the Crown and Anchor Taverni, for the purpose of ha potting in nomination a fit person to represenit themr, in 'the Mioom of the late Right Honourable Charl;1s Jariie thi Fox., About one o'clock Mr. MAnCSe ...

... *14m, 6? -14i4t I . .6.1.1 17 m , (17RO!4 ?? CALLED THit FREE SIRT) B!Eytm , SEPT. 20.-One of the most gratifying 11I Is to patriotism was yesterday aforded by the ma rli' ofthe troups from Pomerania to -oin the grand army in fut Saxony. Yesterday the Queen's reginient of dragoons't passed through, the same that-si -gloriously deternitied qu the first battle fought by Frederick the' Great, ...

... 't You [Mr. Sheridanj s' have always had yullr own selish purposes in view. You have, at times, lost sight of tvery thing else; but never have 1ozt sight of, self. How much longer you will be able to delude the soft-brained pcople with your professions about liberty and humanity I know ndt; but, of this I afn certain, that, until they shall be proof against your delusions, there can be no ...