... bR&.RUR'Y.LAAE THEATRE. TO THE EDI'1dt OF THE MOIk NING CHRONICLt. Thle short period wihich ias elapsed since -{he de- ?? by fire of the two great Theatres in Ldridon, has naturally left in the public mind a cdhsiderable d- gree of apprelhension and alarmz' It has not only prb- deced a sensible tffe&, as-'the value of such -property'is considered, but amongst the aged and timid partiu; Sarly, ...

... 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 ...

... O roI'E .TItLTO t Ol TiJE i,1O'WNING CA1RONICIt. } sIn, you w vill I have no doubt, with your usual liberality, allow0v me to ma e afe ?? on a subject wvhich concernls every citizen householder of LoIdon. It was -viih a considccreble cle-rgec of indignation that I observed a publication, ?? pectting to be Resolutions of the Loyal end 111 !',eenden. Livryl of London, Alderman Cesots- T'Or'tl)rt ...

... The Marquisses IBUcKlNfhinA-M and CAs.vtDeF, to the CIHAX. CELLORt Of the EXCHEQUER. SIR, Exchequer, Novrm' er 21, ?? Under the impression which we entertain of the increased sa- crificels, to which the country will in all probability lie called by the pressure upon its resources, in a moment of unexampled expenc and difficulty; we are anxious to express, threugh you, ourdesire and iiteution ...

... rO THJI £EDiTOR OF THl 1101NIN(G CUIItONICLE. c.l *, SIRt, Obse'rving in your Paper on Mondav, a Letter, signed IMiles, requesting, through that medium, to be informed how the Fund raised for tlle Suffrers in PoltugJal, Was disposed of, I think it highli improbab!e that his in- quiry wdll be answered in/ th(/t seq.-if he wished in- formation on the subje&, I have not the least hesitation in ...

... J. W. TO THIE SE'U'F;rTAWY F (VifTR DOIOD DE- l'ARTM'i'lLN1 I £'I'iEV X. a*~~ ~ ~ ~ ; I .. -- Y n __t .1 By the Aft of Union, 5 Anne, co S. st 3. it is enac''tedl, that. I the UnivxcRties and Colles . Oes of St. Andiresv9, &iasi rov, Ab lo de-n alil Edirobtinuh, as nowv estalrlished by latv, Shall coninue widlr ' clis l* i0ig. dom for ?? the College ot Plriyscir;!S of Lon- don, in their ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT I ?? GR EA T ER1 T -1 INr AND I,? E L wi N D VIrUSE OF iORIMS. Drsc. at. 'ra an. appr,~-sl issin sho Coess of Session inl Scodthrnd, 1 Craig- ci ilier and otallure v. konand vthsrs,` MAr. '4.aans ansi Mr. Tforcssz e- heard- for the Appellants. FurtLor hearing to- 'tlsfrhrcontsidehrationl of' the Appeals 1 T[he East India niv~sfy v. Anst rei'ss cud onilsers.'' was fixe~d for ...

... I TO TEIHE EDiTOa OF T1XEi R 3 i ClCnO2UCLL 1 ?? ?? Lnoulh to execate a ?? plan orsystem, in re sp&t to hvllicll there is little need of such ai super-addiuion of incap:acity as the l3ost Per- fe&n and promising could hardly prosper under. . Schi aprp2'l s to ceti system ot Min els in re to hn0 ial n'l su'cb incnixrcitv eCX Inoplixe'i in their pro- Rc r.ai1 ofit. ?? foErna, .: ias r'lt ae ...

... Ito 'rTHE EDIrof 0i TL}% MOTIMNG UCIIIONICLE. The mistakes which: have arise., in history, tind espe- cially in the nomenclature of persons and places, from the ignorance of the orthoepy of foreign laiguages, are sufliciently numerous to indtuce ts to take sonle pains to preveat their recuirenco. Bat at this-time, when our conuettion ?? Russia is draivingr much -closer, and, her station in 1r ...

... EXTIACTS F.C)AI-'IORlElGN PAPERS AND LETTERS. NuiL3EM]5EG, DiE.-Several parties of brigands are at this. moment desolating many districtps of Silesia. Their cruelty and audacity have in a few towns struck terror into the Civil Authorities, so that they have not exerted themselves sufficiently to apprehend them. This pusillanimity has, as nsi(dlt be foreseen, emboldened these wvretches, and ...

... J. XV. 10 ,I1E SECI{TlAi1. OF 1 1 LiIOt 1)L- PARlTl.NT.-rL ITE11 IX. - ?? WB.l:l I'ur, X\ tbrlcotc, *r, ?? l;t3r. In tlic e-ltt TLcttels which I hlave :bead) tuikeii the liberty LO ?? tv tIIIc, in tiliS~ p~loiic marincll', Ilat withouit thL llo Ee trila i!,iobu or sqme other prOtlitiC cihal:;rte of influeinC, miiht'be exciod to t pe up t1C SulTjenl. oF 1nuilcal rc iomr, I1 Niwi. 01 I hal dor ...

... TWVENTY-NINTH1 BULLETIN OF THE GRAND MoctncrTscIIno, Druc. 3. To the 6th November the weather was fine, and the move- ments of tte army executed with the greatest cuccess. Tihe cold wveather began on the 7th ; from that moment we every night lost several hundred horses, that died in consequence o f bivonacsking. Arrived at Snolenslko, we had already lost many cavalry and artillery horses. ?? ...