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... Ter M.7rO'RiIs G C l-I:i' I,^ ts. Xt.1It. Erln1;?t', I1.-1AN. 20, 1814. A C-R:Itc~rON1)T\ni' in yonir laper of yesterday, has jqutly obsefved,-ftiar *' thle exr rl ive n6wer of either. 1-I cv (rif ParliarnClt to rePuriote itVr iYt r7(id pOiNCy is b-v-oncl di .putri. But fro0.n I!lir sudi!eb prenimse, he (3e:'s hasty and an unsound concilun; and indeedu be !,S4 !ywthieticai if, it appears ...

... rO TlIE 1,DITOlebOF THE MOLINING CHRONICLE. Slit, Etlinbufgh, Jan. ,2. I am reailv sorry that my townsmien need to have their peculiarities so often adverted to, and that nothing can reclainm them Friom'what ,has so long -made them die bye-Wvrd of the sister-kingrdom. A few weeks ago the Sheriff of the County, studious of the welfare of the prisoners, wished to place the new Gaol in the very ...

... LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 18I+. 7 FOREIGN-OFFICE, JANUARY, S, J824. Odr. Henry Addiiigton arrived hfre this d;Ly, with dispatches, of wvhich the following are copies and extradt, from General Viscount Cathcart, 1.r. Lieutenant-General the Honour- able Sir Charles William Stewart, I.B. and Edward Thorn- toln, Esq. MY LORD, Iiasle,.14th January, i814. The Emperor of ...

... ANNIVEfISARY OF MR. FOX'S BIRTHTI)byy Mionday last being the Anniversary of e id, Bit . of MrII. Fox, a nliumber of. Noblemen aod f ! dinecdi at the Brit sfi Tavrnl , with tI e Ae m bil Ieox Club, in co;niaumoration of the principlo i :.! vice's of that enliglitened Statesman. Th1e Eald of i I heniarle was in the Chair, and lh's was sepp-.y TLord Erskine, Lord Say and Selc, Lnord I'. r Lord ...

... T-E ------ CTHE M~ORNVIM1V CHR~tO.N IICLE.' L O N D'O- W-; .UESDAYr, JANUARY i1, 18r4. The letters by three Gter.enburg Mails were iitivored r fiom the PUst Office yestt'day. Our dates f0i'a,'. Petersburg are to. the 18t0h, fromn SiraIsUoll to Lii' I)tl. from Helsingburg to thl' 24th ult., and fromi Gttusn burg to the 5th inistant. If we mriy' believe the fo'llowing, which is &;Iad fromn ...

... INDI NO USa. A General CoUrt of Ptonrietors of East India watock Was yesterday held at thieir house in Leadenhall- hall.Steet, to conslder. of ttwo plopositions, of wvhich o ice was given ;it the last Court. C The MIinultes Of tle last General Court having been readCtaEAf. COtJTS AND COMMITTEES. Ir. TI-soRNTvo, tfie Chairman, informed the Court, tdlat the pr(spatosition which stood for their ...

... THE MORNING CH-R11ONVICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, JANfzUARY2 2a, 18r4. We received yesterday several Dutch papors front our Correspondent in Holland, stating that a Prussian1 tOI was advancing towards Brussels. Gencral Fr-rE' BORN was marching rapidly towards JUt!llmi, bu! is supposed to have halted in concequencc of the cOnS ' sion of peace between Sweden and Denmark, w.hicilh , is still reported ...

... D UTCH IPAPE RS. h - KARSRUti.-i, JAN. 7.--On the zd instant there was *a conflitl atSolind!nckel, bet weec Ellerstadt and Turk. . heir. At eleven o'clock in l0-e forenoon notice was d given to the inhabitants, that they should reilain quiet. t ly in their houses, taking care of the most *aluable part of their propurty. At noon the cannonade began, and the French commenced their retreat very ...

... I It . ,- I - 1 . - . ,e1 ir,t-tLI 't A p;.per monrey is the eueiY f Wscial nrder. F - . s NiPO'L-EON BONAI!AlTtE TV) tieeDtDTOR, Io ur MeOiNJ?1IArG; u-tpR oVlfuLf. t SIR,. a The task wfichl' hiae widertaken i; .difmcult, but its importance anId' necesity. iticife to ardloul, and long t acquaintane. with'the iubje& give confidene. E Iouric own readiness to insert a series of letters i's ...

... I - rm-r, willAilsslom G'P'FNSTRIEET, DDUBLIN, TUJESDAY, Dge. 14 -. .i 'wtt ici Dunt stood capitally indiel(d fFor the vvii- t ful -'mut det; of Thomas Dowvning, on the i tlh of No- 1 :v~ lo'r lashi- 1) MV'l GREEN stated the case'for theProsecutiol. Patrickc Murray, sworn and examined by Mr. Green. S What is 'your occupation?-I am a gardener. Whtere a e you employed ?- In the Lord ...

... THIE- EXAMNEIi . ; X- , - -# i_. :- LeNON, J SifvUi 16 :. 'i ?? T~a gr4at, ?? of iatelligenco Whichl 6se(f td come5 onte by one, and tiring .witl: them sume great and 'parieular evenf,'have nowy given way to little pieces of naivs fruim phl5 i~lJarte~i. la th.ese the past week.> has rilit is not easy to throw tieam all' toaether into a wesekl j fl i~niry; taut the fililowang fla' !lit stated ...