... PO Tll-, E )1'0R 01; Tcl llNG CL1Rt.CLE . I- . - ,7 Y-~ ?? tfth AL ' Nothitig tendz, more to cnimnp tVii.eci~ of thie human mind, to ccontraia the' baint, and rewatuileh pio- gesof nisd'onal piospcrity, ?? il pre;IodC& .- U'olnto.. nsd~]ritain, the must enhightened, of na!ons,,ha'; ever iismear thc on to blamle in thia iesp l'J 10(d ful- ?? of ;I MsOMeenae spidi- 'asa reiirdc tile n..,wth (if ...

... ?? of Meekly Intelligence, FOREIGN An DO-MESTIC. . . - FRIDAY, Dec. 25. TWE1NTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF T11E GRAND A.11IY. 3olodilseano, Dec. S. To the 6th Nov. the weather was fine, and the movemnct of the army executed with the greatest success. The cold weather began on the 7th, from that moment we every night lost several hundred horses, thev died in ?? of bivouacing. Arrived at Smailensk, ...

... TIDF TABLEfortheeniubigweek. Days. morn ing 5vni1g keghis Festivas, &C. - i. in. li. in. f. inch.; 'Friday ?? 10 I 34 10 43 14 11 ; Circumcision. Saturdy ?? l 2 1120 is 10 - 8unday . 11 27 1 4 16 10 IQd nda.-a. tmoday. ?? 0 12 17 7 Stn rises Sh. Im. r Tuescay~.5 0 32 0 50 17 10 Sun sets Sh. 48m. 1 Thur-iday.. 6 I S0 2 1 17 l ! Cloclkbf.'sun71n. Friday .. 8 2 31 2 28 16 0 Lucial.* I The ...

... s The annals of literature, fertile in curiosities '9 andcalamities, have preserved few ai ecd'tes 1nmore si remarkable than that of our own timsc, wh ch we are ar about to record. t The R-v. William Davy, Cinate of Lustieigh, ill ? Devoeshiie, finishied in the yeur 1807, a wrotk of a Iwhich the title will be a sufficient samlple;- 0 A Syj.ema of Divinity, in a course of Ser- gmoni on the ...

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... ' cy'\v On3AT~n~. T ;Fh1;I MURAT ANY ?? Mf:x 'pOV; I'Ct, WlUICITOOX PLACRE AT >i1:~ Ir;2.sL! i t)oiTS CE llE RUS.S.SAN AND 'FRENCII H; 1 I I T iz OF OCT. IS iZ. ?? , w~i omotiimnets r . II fornmed, General, of the excesses5 Cossacs ? They fire upon the fo. ?? r. l s .. ?? E .+n Otit it ) dilficrit direffions i'ven y ; .. Ieported by themn, nissacre our insuiat- - ?? !!.l i! so;-Z- lT am ...

... V.I ARRIVED. ?? ti vato S elephant teth 200 tons boxwood g6 do Camiod-lor Q iobe'ft~ - ' I Lord Coi'i~p.',' CamiphtiN fm ?? ?? , with IIo hdi ?? 66i'ilee $ M'O ar~d CO. 30 bales Cottri~ .L Chan- ?? - 8L~ewa, fruni 'Oath .dpt4 with half blutt Madrnira ' ine taxi I1!id':igsi56 tc do 391 bals co~ttel 72 gbad aloes 12 4 teitsoi~O (i o y4c;a~ gussqd copper Oditta Mulatto It.ilnclis coliec ...

... To the ADITOA o Jl i!je MOIeNNG CHlRONgICLE. I have been a readir of the public Journals for many years, and for the layt ten years at least, I have been a constant reader ?? Nronicle, which with all, its faults, I consider to be the most intelligent paper issued from the Bitisl'd P ess. Yoa wyill. perhaps, accuse me of a little vihn'tv, when I thus formially announce to you,' thiat with tile ...

... . TI'tiV LlVLR;100 hi,; sj-0 JWz4UM FRIDAY, JAN4.) 1, 13 tl . c .THEt NE YEAR.-TThe politician, wbrse~studies Iad.him to contemplate the causes and canseqpences ef` public events, and whose patridtismh inaduces him ;nvestigate; with anrriety, tlie ?? of those nts with the prosperity or difficulties of tiis coun- Ft *a.sut necessarily, on the opening of a NewYear, -cut ~eution more particularly ...

... PETITION FOR PEIACE. Tb thie onouriable the Coamimos of the United king- dloZm, of Great Blritein and Ireland, ine Iearlnilei't asemi;71ed, the hnnibe Petition qf the .Bui eseo end tinlabitents of the Borough ?? Woruick:- S,& chth-n hat your Petitioners beg leaveto.. Fe- present to, your Honourable House the pain with which they have- pontemplated the numerous aed - complicated evils arising ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGE CE. r i - ~~~Decemb~er 1i;18t2.- The snow Union, of Liverpool, Edward Twaddle, master F on her passage passage from Bedeque, Prince Edward's Island, towards Liverpool, iii'lat. 50: 25. N. long. 20. IV. at i ~.dsoee a sail to vindward, the wind being N. by E. joe svere nearly by thewind, with.larhoalrdtacks on board; inabouthalfan 1o0r 2 s~r'vived ihe had a foretensast ...

... I TO ;E EDiTOR OF THE MORNING CHdItONICLE. | SIR, In order to enable the countrty to appreciate the heroitsrn with wvhichour officers and-seamen have defend- ed themselves in the recent acions with our Tran- Atlantic -descendants, I request your insertiondof the. following- table of the comparative dimensioni of British and American sh , as 'well ast few professi6nal obser- vations on these ...