... IR JOHNAT STPART S IR X COME P; SM Yesterday -q'bdut 'three olclorcl, `r Jahn Stuart ind 5ir Home Pophlana, attended at Merchant Taylotrs ,Uall, and were presented with the Fregdorn of that Company. They afterwards, accompanied ly some of their friends, and by the Members of the Merchant Traylors Company, proceeded *to the CiaimbedaiAsl Office in Guildlhall. About four o'clock they were ...

... THE MORNING HIiROWCLE. 'LONDON--st L 0 N D O N: ' ?? 8ATURDAr, 7ANUARY , iSog. The following, able ands covnprmhensive statement of du fias and argunments, applicable to the question of our no contest wit!. Arqerica, vie subm't to the serious exanti- nation of oqr countrymen, and stronglj recommend s0 to the peculiar attention of Ministers. IE they are 'accessible to reasons deduced from ...

... DIVE MORNING CHRSONICLE.: LONDON-. V ZIONDAr, ?? il, 8C. ( We understand that the COUDt de MEIR sets out tbis morni on his return 'ithA disp:atches to M. de ii METrEaINicH, at Paris, and tlata Flag 6f 'Truce is b ready for his embarkatioi a't Dover. The piiblicity and qenne' is car ied onj ?? arid n ?? with which this correspondencei a suggests the idea that Ministers are by no means uIn- n ...

... D.I)l.c. ?? Igoniteur of this' date con- ,otes ?? the news extraaed fiom the s. Uoon a paragraph in one of them, re- I , W ?? die rise of tile F nods, in consequence of the ar. I * a-iag of truce, it observes r ,, o truce has been sent from France to c , \i csdels bave been placed at the dispositiou : r *^r ;-r SI' atermih, the Austrian Ambassador, to c te ihll Er1 nrand. Of what use would ...

... TO THE LA>DilOlDERS ANZ) MERCHANTS OF I ENGLAND. xI Having canvassed the diflerent charges which have been brought for ward against the last Government, by Russia, and by the hireliqg writers of the day, I shall turn to the situation in which the country now stands, from the mea-ures which have been adopted by the pre- Sent Ministers. The first and muost important feature of th1e present ...

... - -o ?? iRDrPR of Ala MORXVifG CHARO.VUC£h. Th(i following Quesibns hiveb e- n submitt-edit.O ?? g~authority bjapersois wlio belidve, that the £faclity uith which Joint iwck Conmj~aoieshisv of late betnti est sblished, is ias inirtiouis ;to the public aR, it Is rliinonts to thv1e uw6 y biiwdoals who bccome' Mm- bcsi of ttcm Tithcs i. Queries, with, the Answers, Sire now co'm- municated to -the ...

... From the LONDON GAZEITE, JAN 9. I At the Court at the Queenes Palase, the 6th of Sanuauy, AIdS; PKeSaNT, thV- lg's Mott Excellent Majesty to (ouncil. His Majesty b'avin'bcen pleased to appoint ?? Williamrn Duke of M :anchester Captain- Lencral -and Governor in Chief of the Islandsof 3e;naican dthe- Ferritories depending tlereon, his Grace, this Day, took th'eostlp aippointedto be taken by the ...

... THBE MORNING (IHRoQj(4E. LO ND Q NJ: TU~sp4r, yANUArT ;a, i8z8.-, *Pie GCttemburgh Mails arrived yesterday, bI wlicil the public were relieved from much anDyiety, respeaing the state of qur rela ions wvih Sweden. According to the letters receiyed frorn,thenee we Jcamn talt no public syrhp:) I of g pemand qqj Sweden to joiR the Confe. 4~racy has beep o6bsgrved, Nothing of the kind has ...

... r T0H91 ANHOLDERS AN aKCN.4I S-tY Deli . 'FNGL4NA For ?? lst three or four'yeats of the Norv a great, part of our rlierehandize ofe~very description, anij (F our 'trade,'has been caried on'through the Noth of, roe;' our very existeCe, as a commqreial country, a its* great measure depeaded upon-the export of-ourts'td. 4nr manufadures to the (Qonttieat Eciropeothregh the Northern .prgs Ndw it ...

... 'SCOTLAN-41D.' . , EDINBiVP.O 1, DEC. 29. NEW BILL, TOUCHIfNG THE AMtllNiSTRATjOiNi r0 JUSTICE IN SCOTLAN'D. On VTedndsday, tle 23d, thle Iacutity of Advocates mest, to (2consider tile Bill iately inttoduced into t .h EHause of ,Lords by the Lord Chiancehri, tooclilni tije Admninistrition of Justice in Scorhand. ile followins Members O1r PInnd ty wer!e p ree:txi J n OirEk 1T BLAIUi, Dean of ...

... GQT7,E;VBUPrHI ,H AtL$, SjaC;5MSIW 1 D CASTLE, DEC. ;-Their Majes-,,, the King and Queen, anA her Royal Highoess the Princess Sophia Wilhelminia, who set out from Gotten. burgh for Stockidolm pi) the i5th inst. ariive here yes. terday from Orebrq. H-r Majesty the queen and Princess took thir depairture this nmotning fur Stock. holm but the King 4nd part of tht Itoyal retinge ijl remains in ...

... yyjE AIORNING CHRONICLE. , : . . I : .- i LONDI0OX. WIVIP.,EDN2SD2 7ANvUAR], : XS Yesterday morning, at half after six, Count. de JIIEi, Who1 came &er to this countny, dired. fronm iance, witha flag of truce, dft towvp for Dover, from whence he is to proceed to Calais; foi Pais. Itis believedt at he Priace de 6,TAHfEM13ERG. will tery soon learn, from the return of the conrid ntial mrssenger ...