... I SIR ;-In the, 14th Volume of your Register, page 245, you did me the ho- nour to publish a few observations which I sent you relative to the Public Debt and Sinking Fund. I also took occasion to remark that whilst the pound sterling was annually sufibring a depreciation in its value; gompared with coin or labour, the precious metals had, in the general market of the world, sustained a ...

... MONINAG dCIRONATCi.. s. : . XL Q- WA O N .-f - .RNr Ar AU. vU.Do, XrSg. e G: 2 tema ,eiprl .ane itigilt 's the 8Ixhs azdY . DvtchiJournls to the zntlIlltawnt. i .lrire :ap to be itie 4qubt that the Russianshave 1 been deatedi bq ,re Trrks, a variety of accounts, from t diferent quatters- concurting .in tbaw $S. ent; buti F e thtegtent of tbie loss which twy-suntaine 'iivarto 6 f l es~imaxed, ...

... DUBLN, AUG. 4. i YesterIdy the Cotnmlrttee of the B6`ara 6 Amderiilen ahd Co in'non Council; t4pointed to prepare- petitiups for a Repeal of' the Union, lia d a ?? meeting, wifln tde Members norinated a Sub.Coimnitteej consisting -of the ?? Gentlemen:. lde4'man C, Al- derman Reid, Mr. I4uttouj,.Mt. Craven, and Mr. Far-. rel, who .are to Jgrepare and report on Monday, not only a Petition to ...

... 9- -X 2 T I - - : -; i . , 4.: .. w e4, - \ ;.f. t,- -~ L O i~ 4 l ; ';Al--23 ¢fils; , InteUllgense~or 4e .utsnos- jnprgrta~nc wasjrrceved bi . yes~tel;:dary f~niirout2 Aber~ii>, brouimb'tb MZ tipef ,c5 1-rig, arrfied at i rtsnouthi -Te bold spnk of revo bawh iciecei desceed--n the ?? . Th:W~e pohtinalt ?? Is~ve~tak~tniphce ?? thl ?? escefo~o ingj Itettrg. -Wmehaveinsre an a+.e~ ldd i, fo d ? ...

... TgSp IYQfISVPfTIY ,ds .i nature him ue est s avii que qa4 l'tpo- I rtjnensee du pouvoir, 5tce s e se, - IalC [. ?? ijq will probably remetiber the Chao- nel tirollgh .wiilh 3VL were ?? favoured with the fol- toilg remark - Bonraprtlis said to-have done some- tlin t soothe Und allure the inhbitahu of thti Pehingsla by the suppres$19n of the Inquisitio au eif6e and hrm IeoCourt of ...

... ITHO C-ampHR - 0: SAMURDAY' AUGUiS , *i : , * After all the abu^.e wvhich lias been heaped ilpont us in r The Mornsing Pos during e wet! a ',ssertinig lagt . Saturday, that Lord WELLINGT.It had commeqced his ie'treat in consi uence of the movenlentS iof MAts INA,; the ?? of which. was evidently to tuan his : anks,' it is at le~ngthi idmitted 'in; 7ie Courier of last . nightthat :his Lordship ...

... lG 'Thed T ?? Cutrciiisi.lng' It~ from-tq ,Rev. C' Rolton, ?? the subject c~ ,Izhe haunt~ed ,1,uauo& occupied by Mr Chave, of Sampford,near Tiverton. The Reverend Believer makes oath, that after an attetndance, of six nights (not successive) with a mind. perfectly upre- judiced, after the most minute investigation and closest inspeeton of the premises - he is unable to account for any of the ...

... To the EDITOR of The MORNING CHRONICLI SIR, In a pamphlet lately published by Francis Ludlow Bolt, Esq. on the lately ntrth-arritated question of Pi i, vilege, I find ,he following passai1qe: The next case sae shall notice, ?? not stridkiy in order, is the case of the Earl of 311sAIbury, I .. Rep. 144; this was a coniktmnent by the House ot Lords for contemapt; but as the argunient applies! to ...

... VAtXHALL. - ^Gnateeof his Roval Hiehness i i Under ?? of his Royal Highness tbie-Pilnee. of . ' ?? To-morrnw Eveping will be aGRAND GALA anT a Brilli. r ant DISPLAY'of 1t4 CWORKS. Adatission 35. 6d. Doors h open at seven, andtheConcert. begin at cight 'c-iiik; - d - Boxes may be taken, by an applicatiotvit the Gardens, fron; *te-ain the raorling fintil thre8 in the aftetrrion. r ; THEATRE ...

... TU pOXL1tabby= 9 im~ TaS a. . ,XER PAIdWSQ ?? Sw . tJJ.AX--,9N id - j'5 PRA RAUTt 1s a mtsp u geni;' iwt u0obtyof ;n ?? will p~tsd to- dispute that, he tis im is Ttbg noio 6fdty'4e .Y wili ent-a. t t .R in-this light of-eoatt 04I wPe. 51Wq erer re92gar(tnd repteseit him,- aid wheqeer an opportu. iky onflhi ft'exhiitiiigkl s pCEEMPPu4 thlle one or. his- Vile otherjit shoslld onsoubtedtl 'e ...

... GEH.M-4Yt EMIGRAVT3.1-' It is now a littie more tha6i five years; sinee a humber of German farnilivs, styling themstives .the Hariiony. society', wieni to the United states, willh ?? fraiing a diisinct settlement. 1'4ry soon pIantedr1Cem4 selvos in tne vildelrness of Butler Cci nt y'i iii & -norlh- Awesterpi eorner of Penniflvania. l.e rilowing ac. cddnt of the origin and yrogresp- oftheir ...

... Go N13B UR Gff'-iHL. IjALY, JUNE 26.-The bloclkade of Corfu is conqA. .Ied ,iore stri51y than ever bot we have riot the least ?? respecing the fate of that important place. 'c)c town is well pl ivisioned, and thl e arrison;, has en fiininrccd- ,The Emvpeioi has placed ohe division Corfu at the disposition of the King of Naples. *. ;a1 ,of a lettei: fiom Dresdrnijy'9 Her the Empress of Aisstria ...