... I !, _ _ __ilE EME MORVOGCRONCg ! 'PRID.1r, OCGTOBR 16, g8o7.- The arrival of the Walsingham packet at Falmouth,; in eight days from Lisbon, was yesterday annouinced at Lloyd's ; but the mail will not reach .town until this Aday. According to the statement of the passengers who 1, were brought by this packet it is asserted, that Lo'd S rSTRANGFORD had positively direited all the English io ...

... ___itig to appear in Tba Morning C ITronh. r T]eook obf the Unjust Man ii et1b&r/ hi,di,7h t TJIE ORNi WXG ClRQYlCLmE. N D O N: cer rUzfSDAT, pCTOQBR ;,3, u80. i Yestcrday a Gotrenbt~rgh Mail arrived. bhe most re important ailicle of intelligence which it brings is 4n a4- mij 6itionl Proclamiqict) by the CROWN PttINCS, or ativt p(!ast what may he ?? as a Postscript to the for- na i Iller ...

... TiFE MRNING CHGRONrICLE. , LONDON: FRIDAr, OCTOBER 30, z8o. A Mail from Gottenburg arrived yesterday of an older date than that which we last received, and which of course brings no new intelligence. An article from Vienna states, that the French troops I wvhich Russian vessels were in the ad of conveying: from Cattaro to Venice, had been intercepted by Eng- lish ships of war, and were ...

... ?? et EDITQ2 fJ~AORSZ Cftops2e.. 5R. It is extraordinary ,that in the. homne .distri& there should be no more thaft 'two independent borps 'of rifle; rmen t :esjecially ..~ien it is .6onsidered that tr Ops of this nature wilI 'p's through agreatertariety of mover ments in leis'than hallf the time taken up lby the batta- lion, or hea'vy iifantty, of course half the time need Ionly be dtvvted in ...

... BRBJSSELS, SEPT. 30.-Letters from Dnk irk, Ca- lais, Boulogne, and Abeville, speak ?F the movements there, and in the other ports of thie Channel, -for the purpose of refitting the armed vessels at those places. Troops are daily arriving. The camp of Botilogne EvilI shortly be as numerous and respeclable as it was two years ago. M. Decres, the Minister of Marine, is gone l to Dunkirk, to ...

... GRAND X=L T ; , I . , I _ ., . I ?? ; , 4,* ' . ?? , ?? ?? / . - Their Royal Highnesses the Grapd ) t and IU- chess of Berg, lately, gave ?? to their Majesties the lting ?? of w tphalia, in the gardens and intereiot of thleit magfifi4en't palace.. All the .Princes, all thie Foreigners ?? 'distin tion; all thc9 frersbs.presented. to, the Coiritd;more thian tkee. hun- dred. private persons of ...

... . h RNIN C;IHROIVICLE. LONDON: ,TUES ir, OCTOBERo 2o, z8b7. By the.Rolla, fromr Monte Video, we have..received the Spanish version of the Articles of Capitulation, and an account of ?? on Buenos Ayres. They do not difer from the official Report published by-oar own Government, except as to the nuimbers killed by the Spaniards, and.as to the conduct. of the English: troops on their fist ...

... X I c ' r, S :s AT E,@ t (Fromi the Norfoll; Ledger..) . NEYw YOPK, A'GUST ?? e have copied int Our paper most of tthe resolei6ons which have been adopted by the nimetings in various par s of tli coun- try; these', as wvell' as others which Ihiave been 'omitted, al:l bieathe oone sentinent. although so'mR are eikplessed with more ardoui' than othir's. 'The qucstion at sisue is well undcrso~d, ...

... A GROSS X3 YUSE OF PUBLIC CHIARITM. - .1 I T - n T or.L -fl ~Dfl -7ITf' r TT Dn ATrrT Tr To the EDITOR ft/he MORNING CHRON77ICLE, n Sl~ vi I think it highly itiportant to state to the Poblic, th/ough thie mediuni of your Paper, a circumstance D' which I conceive to be a mostgross and scandalous perver-c sion of one 6fthc most n6obe anid useful institutions in this or any other country, and ...

... WV= FR.. TF,, ;T ENJH PA * V A -are, SrtZ & de Lindhol0, h -w Caof te iwc 4a of Demumak had5Wye~dbY hl fap t oe mi sh deo ro ig in be eipededl fini It But ~tl~e^f*i-gi ,~ to s te' -i. ty r;after having pifllaged thle. iat sgn4 ofCop~nb+ t tbe7.wvill ietuio homne wadteetrophlesistake bftt-re& . hery, and .stiained Lwith thie ?? f. the iwontknd tli tchildren of thlat uofoiturt ct ir~ whiv$ch, ar ...

... 7;iNE MOIVUNG tijoNiCLB'. O3U LONDON- $ 34TURDAi~; OCTOpAR xa, I~o7. , pa In this day's paper we insert the Proclamation of otl Prussia for shutting iheports of that kingdom against rei ?? m.The treaty of Tilsit is to be put into exe- Se cution with its utmnost rigour, an though it must be against the will Qf'the unfortunate monarch (as it con- stv pletes the ruin of his dominions) yet all ...

... l TF -7.5 ,,VE. ?? . ' ' I V' ?? .4 ' m. F HE{, &AM URG9! AND A I PA ERS|Gb TO'rHt 20TH ol EP'TZMB91I. ; ' , ii 4 fo IOT1f 50datiSPEM .I ST. PETERSBITVP,G Aur,. Z9.-The Minister of Cut Finarice, Count Wasigeu, died suddenly three days c sipce of an apoplexy, at the acre of 6i years.; His suc cessoris not yet appointedI ster General Savary is still here. Ithis not Count Solti-s kof who will ...