... . 6.RIGNy - I . 1 I the aris th. ave al , hrey ead tres IU6A lith ons ved 5thl ave vIa- IA. ich re- nce Xty be- of iers m be to the 11i* ers ga- in- on- to rho the ien the d . of IW DUTCH PAPERS. PAIzs, Nov. 15..We have this day received letters' fipm Bayonne, which confirm the reports prevalent these few days of a conspiracy at Madrid. It is particularly stated, that among the number arrested ...

... IHE MORNING CHRONIcLE. LOND'ON: TU2SDAr, DECEMBER , I8S7. We received yesterday DIuths Papers down to the 20th inclusive.. They contain extrat ?? the Paris Journals of the 'irth, aild.Hamburgh 'news of the 13th. Their contents are by' o means important. T hey have heard of the Spanish conspiracy in 'the French capital but no remarks aret made upon it. In Holland they seem, as will be observed ...

... . SCOTTISII CORPORATION - I .* ~ 1 ' e stersday, ?? Sti.A'idtew's Dtay, ?? ' @of3 urip;tipfl'; J thle .a3iit of such Pni: Pcopk, Na- !i44ves o4$zQt1and4 is ;le not entitled to 'any pitisis aid, ;:t0 ' ;at 4iju Ljndon 'Livein, fl h Nlv quis of + at U.l^lrS Ghn tto~ Clw-wLort tsi ?? v~ceabto i MS~ld- glr1;.ve, aw Mt;.. ?? Rose ad MiN R' o bert J7Di7,were presenlt.- ?? . thle ?? stg ei.e the.' p ...

... TAe EDIIOR of ?? M late S ?? the The recent Orders of Council havi betn long ,n dec. nounce., And'anxiously. expecaed* one portion of t. very plublic anticipated tbat~ hey w6iild contain Cxtr,,a,;a, isils pretensions, and another feaved that they would not e - sufficiently .vi~gorouDr, The former has not been dig i up appointed, and the Jagter has been amply gratified. The and question is ...

... cpUN-T2,,,Qj,' BZAN7''.- - -. ?? , ^, ,.iii j .U ;. At BanfFytb. d 23d;day, of November, 1807 yedrs, in. .a General Meeingj;of the. I{blemen, Lieutenancy, Fre-eholders,.ustices..of theidPcFund. Commissioners ofisupply. of~the County of.'ft B g-called by publicadver- I tisemen~t in ...

... M NI o i A? ,iL I- mhawddNG ?? ATGUI I gt.' W. Smith and J. AtkInson, Aldermanbdry, tier- chats ?? , - : ' d IXv.- 2 . Arbouin, Hart-street; trutched-friars, wine- -m, rcbant _ _ _ - fdiv 1 r W. Sirmpson, Clevments-lane, merchant andbroker Riivl 12 3. Taylor, Maiden-laiie, Wood-street, w-rayer div. 2 T. Mairriott, KingwstrClwtpside, vine-reerchant cdiv. 1 1 W.vWicks, Orford-stroet, tailor _. I ...

... From the LD I . restbe LONDON GAZE, T,, DIEC. 1. _ . WHITEHALL, DEc. i. The Iing has been pleased to order a Coiige ?? to pass the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and Ireland, empowering the. Dearyand Chlaptee of the ('atbedral and Metropolitical Church of York to eledt an Archbishop of. cbat See, the samelbeing void by the Death of Doaor William Markham, late Archbishop ...

... 7WAR MAInd!c .m4S'tROfCLE.,, -11, * ,> l Ycsteiday Tree Itets to i 7t!. pt. w'ere re7 ceiv4, fror ?? pt vq o jd in yesterday's pa,- per, wie learn :X: ' ~ i jvti : ?? y '-by the' ?gNCo S . OF eTHJ Psi k $1 ih& NQbtes of -Spain whohave retained 1lhe slik st reard to the ho- ?? and intereq o th el 0otfy, is brie-no iced, Iut withott the least Crqmnper. Wle have flq 0Q bat th-t ery aq who bag ?? ...

... ao h~c -EDITOR of a'hd MORNING CHR ONZVCL E. As any. profuse or unnecessary exponditure of the public monev, wvhen the ration is groaning under ii heavy load of taxes should be cautiously watched, and if discovered, should be brought forwva d to the public vie-wi and the anthors, ii possible exposed, I am led to relate toyou d'eI following faa, whicn 1 Iknow to be tlYue, having lately arnived ...

... ?? ?; ?? .? !1.1i1?11:1 :1 111. PA--;os, NAva i&6.Ther..nglishGeneiiil Moore em- 1C baiked at Messinawith sevenregirhents'of hfatu . '1T1 td convoy was dispersedaby a. temp eto thelth of Och o- tobeir A ship of war and l'seiveral transports peiished Lie on the coast~ol Si'cily.-A107iterur.:th ; An article froi Madri-M, fthe O sft , I says,I the Prince of Asturias has' been arrested. Yesterday ...

... ON THE COibUCT. . WHICH AMERICA OUGHT TO PURSUE, :XT3VITIlSTANDIkG,- THE LATB; OBflEIS OF COUNCIL . To the EDITOA Do fh .AM0E ANING CHROXICL -, SIR, . '.It must hlve been apparent to all -who have! read my former Letters to youd, that -rni- single and anxious .ob- je& has been to convince the Governments and People' of Grea* B'itain and Amnerica, thlat in this portentous crisis of tire ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLB. LO-NDONt THUJ1SDA2-, DACEMBER 3, 807. At length all doubts with respec to the condu& of Russia are resolved. 'Early yesterday morning Sir ROBER TWILSON arrivedexpress from St. Peters- burgh,. a Cabinet Council was imnmediate.y assembled, and the. ?? was transmitted by the Right Honourable GEORGE CAVNhIN to the Lo&D.MAyoo is MrLoRp, - Stanhope-streets, Dec.z, i807. l ...