... THE MORNING C11RONWLLE. J. ARIDAr, 32 ?? 4 , Zt2w- r- TWO Ielgoland roals .arrived yesterday, The com- . Mutiiation ,With the 'C6ontient was w~holly o+sfn.;aed by the 8e6*qrity of the suisorl, and therefore the letter6 are I all food dateo, so that their contents' h!ave long since th been anticipated b'y uar papers received in the bags from es :AoholL t - ! y A few letters were deliveat4 ...

... PIOTLST Ar,,TN'ST TIME LI.JECTf0rN OF LORI fl *MOrTION -fOR OMITTING 1g 1 'G JOHN LORD ELDON, AS ONE Or Ill lit JESTY'S COUNCIL ...

... To the EDlTOR of the MORNING CHRONICLE. I The story of the Exciseman- in your paper leads to ?? the Duke of Cumberland was on his way to extirpate the rebels in 1745, a party of his dra- goons were foraging near the manse of Newtown. The minister's man, seeing them, took fright, and hid him- self, most unfortunately, under what they were in quest of, namely a quantity of straw. The straw wvas ...

... UNITEDTPARLIAMENT GBZA T BRI TA-I ?D ISLL1NP. HOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. 31. b Aftertransafting some private business, strangers wereex- t cluded, in consequence ofa matter of Privilege bring under in- I vestigation. A Dowager Peeress of 1r21imnl having' been ar- teated, an Attorney and a Sheriff's Officer, concerned in the ar-t rest, were brought in custody to the Bar, to answer for 'theS Breach of ...

... ri'fIURSDA7'S POST. !ROiI 0 THE LONDON GAZErTTE, TUESDAY, JAN. QO. BANKRUPI'S to surrender at GUILDHALL. W1'. J;ickson, Sherborne-lane, merchant, Feb. 2, 9, March r-, at cleven. Attorney, Mr. Highmoor, Bush-lane. E. Prockter, I.udgate-hill, corn-dealer, Feb. 4, r1, March I2, at one. Attorney, M4r. Smith, Dorset-street. S. Jones, Wardour-street, grocer, Feb. 6, it, March xz, at twelve. ...

... I1OUSfE OF LORDS, FuIDAY, Jix. 25. 'lI'a Earl of Liverpool moved the order of the day for going into the Committee on the Regency Bill. Lord Wailsinghlioll having taken the chair, several of the clatu.ics lsere gone through. Lord Grenville proposed an niacildnieent respecting the mode of signature to be employed by the Regent, which was adopted. When that clause relating to the duration of the ...

... *' The bop- of the HYPOCRITES shall perisb. THE REG£NcY.- I repeat my motto; and the denunciation I have no fear. of seeing completely verified. The hypo- critical editor of the CouiiEn and, the-crew of hypocrites who approve of his efforts, all this base, canting crew, now driven to their resource, crocodile tears, will not find, any longer, a cloak sufficiently thick to I disguise them. ...

... I Nri)japo, r UlU`SDAY a message frmin the Ijords infobied fit he l-lu.e of Capiloins that ilheir lordshiips bad agreed to the R egenc 1ill ,witLiveriil Aaneid- .linnts to whnch tlicv desired tlhe concUrrence (f .he I-lonse. Adljioi ined. In ci qIP.tenIIce otf te IRepori t from tIIe Comnii tte a i1 poin te d in lIe last S'essi on, to Cs id4e tf th e niIst accurate node of proceedig NVitb ...

... ]PSV'II CH, Feb. 2. Onl Tuesday last the Rev. Jolini Vander Mleulen, ILB, Vicar of Messing in Fssex, and Chaplain to Viscount Griniston, was collated by the Dea, and Chapter of St. Paul's to the Minor Canlon's Stall in thatCatediral, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Chiuiiptiess, Sub Dean. Dr..Smith's two prizes of 25i. eaeh, fni the two best proficients in M~athematics and Natural l'Iilo- ...

... LONDON, JAWuARY 30.- PoRTutL.-TIeMfolkawing iS ai;xtradtof 2 letter LsshonJan. to.- All ?? Val tu rmy, with'wlfrhm I have the 111onot 'tDo eo:f-' verse, consider a battle ?? likdly to 1A6- place in a few days, tba3n*t any timesirs'o1rz^ . treat frtn Bosaco to Torre Vedrlas, Theseombi-b ned army it, on the whole, vefy formidalile. . -Soo indeed, isltbat oithe enery ; and come the con- test ...

... OFFICIAL FURS. poRTUrm-.&_a1t of ca Ojical Comm-. nicon from his Er vUncy Lord cel- lingtol, addrcssed to his ExcellcngyD. .figttd Periera as.-Head-90riers, * artaro,0ran. 5, 1811. The enemy's rejnforcements destined for his army in this -country, and which, as I informed- your Excellency by- my preceding dispatch of the 29th of last month,-were then on their march through tle Valley of ...

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