... )A J',IL HIALF ?? Y To tlie EDTiOIt nlt'T[IE 5ilbNING CHRONICLP! . | Being ~cqniaintedwvjstln Na.avl Officer,. res-ilar iin a toevn at son't di'tnic e fi om the nletropflis, and ralling tilion timli ?? wvee k on nmy 'iitisal country eXtcur'itn, I tfound him in great Oulideon in,.Consequence of his last !(i1.i1 telc b h1f ay tinst havinio been.senc to hita as usual. ou I ?? th it .rnv friend ...

... ZLhe LONDON GAZETTE, Auz,. 26, x3J5.- Iw FOREIGIN-OFFICE, AVtG. 6, I8r5. S Lord Bathurst, ox.e of sis MXajecty's Principal Secretaries of State, hasa this dlay notified5 by cornmanid of his ltoyal High. ness the Prinoe Rtegent, to the Minsisters of Friendly Powers 5resident at this Court, that, in consequence of events which have happened isa Europe. it has been deerued expedient and ...

... I-TO~hF.~ EO~rOI~ OF THIS M~ftNIN~ CI~aONICLE. 1 ro T~LI EDITOR OF THS MVO.RNINGT CH-RONCICLE. I 0-. ?? Theo e is a ramour gone forth, that the Committee for managing the execution of the National Monuments lately voted by the Parliament, mean to exclude all Fo- reign. Artists from the competition. If such be their intention, it would be at once just and considerate to manifest it by ...

... RftSPECTTNG, TrTE IYVA .llENS.P5, OR VAJDOIS, I 1'$lI'I rANTs, OF TilE VAt.il.S OD P nEDNON-r; TilE Ae-, tULT OF OBSVIRVATTONS MAED DIVRINC. A sIlORT R11SI-; ?? A'14PNiGST THIAT INTRRRSTING 1rterOV IN 1 !E ?? TUMNIN O 1314.U B A CLERGYMAN OF TFI6 CiLuRCO HOF ' i BOIIANT. . 1 The sympathiV of the Christian h-is bsen oftenp& -| trfuylly excited hvj ai desi iption of the uferirtogsq of diq. ...

... ITO.11 THE IIHENISI-I All2PCURJ-P O0 TIMI I STII, 20 H-, AND 22D DECMEIIEt. FRO't PArms.-The nation has evidently not yet fo1und its central point in the Government, andl rP must Oscillate in unfeltCinty, till the Government is either cvelturned or seeceeds ia amalgamnating itselif witi the people. 'Ii hoie wlho were in office under- Napoleon, and even the greatest part still incline to him, ...

... TO THE RIG!H-,HONOURAiLE.E THEf IORDS OF : IISIMAJESTY'S 'REMSUlkY. I As vunrdian' of the public monev, 1 intreat yoeli' Lordshilis attention to a few reniarcs otq ohe -mode of ,corniptng-the Discdunis. on Loar'is and Lotteries.. At the timle of' negociatingr eke C a ~ o tery, the Raie per C'uin pr 4nn'?6iz, on wh1ich a diq. count will, be 61llowed, for advanig' thiL instalnwents~ previous ...

... THE iMiORNINVG CHI2)ICNL1k'. a.. LONDON. j , TEU.SDJ]^,- DECRABER 19, Isxi. e - No French Papers arrived yesterday. Four davs r Journals are now due. A Dutch Mail reached town, t by wvhich we have the official announcement from the e King of the NETHEnrLANDS to the States General at 6 the Hague, of the Treaty of Marriage between the 1 Prince of ORANGE and the Grand Ducjhess MARIA PAULOWNA, ...

... Ul'N1I PATIEDENT' GIMA .T BRITAIN ,,IAND 1RJS.LAND. CJI)S r OF lIilt, ILIAy 'Tite Tloonce 1101 at teI o'loc lin tice inert' lg, kind pr~occed9ad Cc he aced rvdiep ir ~i Williami Ahidy'S IvrcBill, r. Wa ut-itjrj att ended ils Cos it sror th Lin ?? liesics were (`;Ilrilt.inc to prove ?? adlei e un ute cinnideratiot wa7. 1ocrppoiecA till toi-isirrow. ZIII% 1-. hinmitni, front the YIst I nli ...

... THE AlJOIUNING CIROWNICLE. L O N D O N: XONDAr, , APR-L 29, i86. Sqturday and yesterday we received the Paris Papers 'of \Vednesday and 'I'hursdav last. We give from them ar full detail of the proceedings of the 1A6t day of the trial of Sil RoneITt WILSON, Messrs. Bauce and itctilNSO including the !p)ecch of their advocate NM. I)UPIN, and tile speechles of Sir ROtSEtt 'WjLSON, and Mr. BiiucE, ...

... gANXltULARS(or, ru:OVl(HOLM. wWARfMSEN1 lREl'RWE'lV A'lLADIE-N'I' This Gentleman, iwhcf wiav 18At Mr. Pitt s friend, next Mr. Fox's fiend, alterwurds Loid Gienvslkan Lord Grey's fisend; and hatterly Ma. C nning s frienc, has, after a long secession, retu ned (as it is supposed) to resume his Parliamnentary duties. He entered the loose. of Commons, after having been claslepged by the door ...

... PARTS, 2AY 2,.-Ihe arre.a of Diler wtas owilg to tbe :,;si o~n pf txwv (of hii accontplicsc, wvho- holwdl by I iat means t-. .tati ai pareon. veveral papirs were found upon hinm, whi.ich were seized. I'ravelk-rs %vhoarsive fromt several parts of France. agree ih sa~tt ~i ae the eounlr.; scarcely ever bare an aspect of such abundance as at present. : ..paialit Geaiiral, condotei'1p l-y the ...

... PARIS PAPARS. FAI55M OM¶. %6.-The Duchess of 0: leans was de-.~ li%,er(ed of a ion yesterday evenin; he .is t:, tACe the title of Duke de N'emours..-It ic said that the fate of axony, has just been decided. Thle Russian troops are about to occupy that kingdom, noed Prussia will take f possession of' it. Prussia cedes East Friesland to tshe Ele&orate of Hanover, which is to be ereaeed into a ...