... TIEI MOR NING CHRONICLE. ar LONDON: tio et, TU9SDEr, APRIL 1, i817i cat ?? New Orleans Papers'to February rith, yesterday o o ?? town, but they contain no material news. It on was there reported, that the inhabitants of Carthageena, Pat it conjundlion with a revolted regiment of Royal troops, on e had taken possession of that city in the name of the iI ?? Patriots. It was also rumoured, that ...

... ?? RIG--ITS. In conliecluenep of a eustin;rsented by fulscter~tas Italn hiteats, of the Boroiumh of' Southwvarkc, to Slr 'Aiciqlnc I evWs, d the High Bailiff,,f for th'e pccrptit;4.6f 1 tann he most ef- fedhtual niceans to i)~ pursued for ed6irticcpating the uaoro hgc fl-taft thre 0retgoded ?? of the Justices§ of thle 3I ?? MfI1ia11 1' dred of ldrixcton, inl ?? of Surrey,- acid retincitinig ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFrNcES, 4 a. I RECORDER'S RFPORT.-The following is a correa statement of.the 1'risoners Reported on Saturday. Persons under sentence of Death, convidced in July, Septem- L ber, Oclober, and December Sessions:- Thomas Brocl* John Pelhanm Michael Power!. Benja- min Johosony, Janmes and Elizabeth Mahuify, Mary Mitchell, Margsret and Catherine Macmanus, John Miller, 4li :9 Whlte, ...

... I TO THE EDITORiOF THE MO1NINt' CHRONICLEIX SIRt, You have invited discussion respe ing the Sinking Fund. It seems not a little singular, that in your Paper an- institution, steadily supported at all timej by such men as Mr. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Tierney, and Mr.' Horner as the best hope of the country, should seem to want supporters. Though I am no worshipper ofgreat narnes, yet such ...

... Frorn the LONDON GAZE TTE; March ,. At the Court at Carlton-House, the ist oF March r817, Prese nt his Rnyal Highness the Prince Regent in (ouncil. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Council, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, was this day pleased to appoint Thomas Spononer, of Hill-house, Ely, Esq. to be Sheriff of the Counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon; and John Lloyd, of ...

... WOOD,1 M4AYoIR. - IN a MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of the several Companies of the City of London, in Common} Hall assembled at the Guildhall of the said City, on Friday. the ath day of 1ehruary,1817, Resolved unaninmously, That this Common Hall has viewed withlthe deepest concern the attempts of his Majesty's li- nisters to precipitate through Parliament, an Ad for ...

... I I SIR, In your paper of Friday last, allusion is made to tile purchase of the Adv'owson of St. Mary-le-bone, out of the produce of the Crown lands, and it it nsked, 's how any thing can be paid for out of their produce, without being exaflly so much matter of expence to the public, who have given the Crown a compensation for these lands ? This Advowson will not probably be sold much under ...

... H N 1'HE MOR£NING7 CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: FRIDAr, APRIL Is, i817. Letters from Madrid of §th, received by the Mail of yesterday, furnish us with the following communi. cation ?? In Barcelona a itevolution was prepared, and ready to break out on Good Friday, the4th instant, at the head of which were to hsve been the illustrious and patristic Generals, 14cy and MILLANO, well known in the ...

... THlL MOIINI'AG CHIWNICLE LONDON: N'EDNVESDAT. MAr 7, 1817. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday last. T hey mention a rumour that another American squadron had appeared off the coast of the Kingdons of Naples. It is also stated that Genera! Count WAL- MODEN is at the Court-of Naples -on an important Mks- esion from the Court of Vienna, but the object of which is kept secret. e ...

... LtSBON JoB., Mr. Canning, in his defence of huimself, is represent- ed to have held very high language about c newspaper Scriblers, and to have protested against tde jumisdic- tion of the Press-or, as he is stated to have said, 'being called to answer for his coodud before its daily tbar. Perhaps in the whole communitj there exists not a man who with a worse grace could use such mighty words ...

... IPE 1 A A-AL PARLIAM EXT GlJ'.IT BRITAIN AND ?? Lord 131INNIlNG brought in the Bill for the e~~ of Lunatic Asylums in tite Counties of Scotland.1Q~'~. afirst limre, and. ordered to Ito read a second tin'. ~ ' t March. Leave wivts given to bring in the Annual lrldeln~-t:.~ MIr. BFNSWN gave notice, that (in the 24h move for leavle to bring inl a 13:111 to citable Tr it.,5liO*. ties, we believe) ...

... THE ,ORNVING CI-HRONICLE. L O N D 0 Nz TRIURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1sI1. We informed our readers some time ago, that a change had taken place in the French Ministqy. M. DE CAZE has not yielded up the place of Minister of Police, but he is about to enter on the Household, where he will havce thie disposition of 30 millions of francs, without the responsibility of account. The functions of the ...