... tI : *a;O Nl LE. I to Tt DOROF TIM 10 IOt'NxNG CHRONICLE.| ?? :o i 1. - a( - For itiany years I have oeen a reader and' admirer of yoar adtitirabl'e paper.' I may go forther ana say, that. I haie derived fron its ?? tbe mnost ~alnable part of the information-t I have icquired' in' my progiess -lirougV life. They 'have emancipated my ?? from vulgar errors, and led it into a large andI liberal ...

... 7HE MOfRNIiVG CfI CQ ?? d- . ' ~L Q N D O 1'.0 K ?? ?? ff TIZURSDAr, OCTOBE4 £5, i8s, d By the Gottenbarghi Mail. of yesterday, we ifave ad- i vices from St. Petcr.6burgi to the 2oth'thlt. and fiom :p is Gottenbmrgli to the -8d instant. Accounts wvere also ,received.by. Government from the former-b, a special- * courier, to'the 24th of last month, and the shipi Fredel rick Eden has ieached the ...

... a CORTE&, 22D DAY,-The Secretary of War delivcr- ed a letter from the Superior Junta of Murcia, accom- panying it with aa exposition to the Regency, dated the 2d inst. which in substance says, that it was neither t, want of valour in the soldiers and officers, nor of adfivi- in ty in the chiefs, nor understanding in the general in chief, Don O'Donnel, which caused the unforturnafe loss of the ...

... ?? £EDITR of th; M@ANING CHRONICLE. SIR; Lord WeiLizigton wished a naval diver;o'ti on the North Coast of Spain-it is entrusted to Sir 1diqre Popham I' . - - Mortnuig thronick of this day, ?? if; I812. dr No ghost is necresary to solve the above is~inua- I th tion. Well, be It-so. The writer of the paragrnph on it this day's Clz707zicle (with every part of which, by Ti the way, I most ...

... k USSIAN S UFW-F-RS; A Meeting was held yesterday it the Crown and An- chor Tavern, for tl4e purpose of contributing to the r - lief of the people of Rasswi, wvh6 have suffered from the invasion of the French. The Duke 6f YdafK took the chair about half past one o'clock, wihen tile room was nearly ?? with ijidividuals of rank and erriuiince. Mr. S.AMuiLz TiuORstTOV observed; that the occasion ...

... THE MORNING CHFROAI7Czf at siast L O N D O 0 cc - PRIUD.42r, 2dTOEp 2A I. Dispatches were yestcrd-hv, receilved by the Lis',. 1s packet -from Lord XV-ELLINGTON, dated the 12t;:, I; last' month, fronm Torqueniada, which is in th.v 1: d road fiom Valladolid to Eurgos, and thir ty mijer d: tant from each of them. Our piivate advices are fio- )w Lisbon to the 215t, and our gazc-ttes one da-- ...

... XETV PAIILIAMIENTV. r - _URE ?? ' S\F R S RE P. TLI 4 F St. ira-ess-3. s:. ML'reland, w. Shepley, Esqrs. Weobly.-t ord St. Asaph lion. W. L. BathursE. . Ierefordshire-Sir J .( Cottereli, Cl. Foley. St. Ives, Cornwallf-Sir W. Stirling, Ilrt. .W. L. Wsllesle. , . &ardiff.-Lwrd W. Stuart. MonmouthshireLord A. Snmerset, Sir C. 3lorgan, Bart. Radnorshire.-IV. Wilkins, Esq. Beautnaris.-T. F. Lewiis, ...

... 1~ 'T0I'lE EDLTORL O1? rHE 31ORNING CIIRONCL. I' The chief strength of an Eiri' r klingAM nids certainly be in tier union of its Me!irbis, cemeied a i attaelhd bynmutu'a'1 benefit. ' ' 'i The ?? has 'sIngeIsted in thisIla. b tiore against tl)e 'Catholic Body ha' been niutch abated by the hist6oical fads;, attesfed loyalty, and goad be- ta ?? qf that class of his Majesty's 4ubjtHs reegr&d ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT -J~EA . BR I or G-R.S A RITzYNAND IRBLAND. HOuSE(IOF LRD~s DeC. ra. The oaths were administered to the: Earl of Londenderry, and the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry.. - 1:PE.ALS. Lord R c I F S D A L t mentioned, that it wvould be -of great im- portsaice to the public Service to have a speedi decisiun.on an !iopeal now before the House, relative to encroachments in ...

... TRJIL. 111RNINGA Cj-miWNICLGE., LONDON: TUESDAr, DECEMBER 29, d8z5. By the arrival of two Gottenburgh Mails, last night, we ?? Cat length put in possession of the .means of comr paring the Russian account of the affion on the Berisena, on the 2Sth ult witlh the detail of that affair, given in thc 29th Bulletin. It vrill be seen by the Report of Co9in0t WITTGECNSTErIN, thit the two accounts are ...

... FRENCHI PAPERSS. Wif,\.t, Nov. 26.-According to latc accounts from Prince Schwartzenberg, he has obtained further brilliant advantages over the cenemy, and distinguishcd hirnklf with the samie a6tivity which chaia~terised 'him at tbe commencemte,:nt of the campaign, his advanced guard having arrived at Sloncim, at the moment when the enemy did not think themselves 1uisued so closely. On their ...

... TH-DE M(ORNVIN;G CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: t FRI1)Ar, YOV'EMBER zo, lzSr;. _ ?? The GottenbUrgh Mail of yesterday has brought us advices firoa Riga and Konigsburg to the- ist, from St. ?? to the 2d, from Hano to the ioth, and flom Gottenbulglh to the 15th inst. Two messengers I,:vvd by the packet wi h dispatches for Government, and in the coarse of the morning, the following par- tic.'.Urs were ...