... LE'~iILm VirL iii the EDiRoi the M(ORXG CHRONI!CLE. {' A paper money Is the greatest enemr of poclal order. NAr~rA I9NAPARTIE. P i &t Mdney is neceSsary for equality in 6 iange, whic is di necessary to a coulmsunity. I UsTotLEA di St R, When a writer undertakes to explain in a series d in lettert a subjebt of importandc, atid develope truth.4. to to the multitude to &hodm they are unknown, ...

... UNITEDl PARLIAMENT GREA T BRITEiN AND IRBLAND. .I-I. JSE OF 1.OIRDS, lIAR.C ,r. . I The Otiths were adminkistered to the Earl of Ilansf eld anld i Lord Douglas. The Bishop of Peterhorough wvas introduced by the Bishops of London and Clestel, and took the oaths and his seat. Green's Divorce Bill was read a first tinse inet ordered to Le read a second time to-morrow fortnight. Best's Divorae ...

... For- tie MORNING CHRONICLE. TO TrIhE E.dtL dF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. MRa. EnTroR, I On returning lately from the country, my curiosity was awakened by the appearance of two letters, bearing tile superscription of the Earl of Buckinghamshire. As I was proceeding to Open them, eager to know what should have procured me the honour of a commu- r nication from a Minister, to whom I considered myself ...

... L01D LiYRO.M T -1 FIE h ftD 11)( OF LIE U IOIMNING tflONICLEI SIR,~~~~~~~~~CE Slit.XX I am desiroui of caliing tile attention of men of io. nour and d&licacy of all parties to some attacks whiich have Istely been made in Tite Courier' on A young no- bagl'nta of tri;vt celebrity. Had they been direted gainst his por~v I might have ascribed them to Jea- lou-y of, Is falie, and I should have left ...

... Y,0,1,17) Yesterday morning, a!)out ten o'clock, Mt. Aider- terin mran Birch, thoe 1 orei MIsyor ElcA, tIre late Lord wyith Mayor, tire Sheiiffl;, Alder rn~, Rccorder, Ch1nlber. 1'1 lain, and several other moenibers of the Corporition as. outlir ssrmbled at Guilidharll in their several robes of oiffil:e. Tri The company took brcakhrst in the Couirt of Kin.-'s lIte I ]3encih, which for trhe ...

... MR. S.4DLL'R'S Bi[LLOO.V. EuxmTpm OCT. 25.-Saturday morning came, when th I week was to fini;sh with the eclat of Mr. Sadler's ascension with his splendid balloon. It was observed during the morning, that the High-street of Eseter had never before exhibited so full and fashionable an assemblage of ccmpiny; while all the roads were also full of people crowding in from the country. The prio ...

... N vOR? [l '4 Y. e The NInivwegian Diet, in its Si thig of the, 2oth, decreed, by a OItaority of 74 voice-s to .5, tihe unijoi of Norway with ~Swedent iSundter one and the onnlta Icing. o ike Connnilissionors of his M.ajesty had reqElired that this 0 0100 thould he protto~uced previoutly to any discussiiun as to 0 he oht-rations to he made itlt hs--constitutiton of Eilswold. Nmv,, licowever, ...

... The LONDON Nov(';ZETT, JVrV. 5, ISo4. IOlItrI(iN (Fl'l.CE Nov. x, 1814. lli. Navol I Ii'litles thc I riticc ?e-cnt las been pleased, in th-e iann! re;Wd owe rhe liehalf if his Maeiesty, to a ppooint John itPr- kinrsoJ. E.. to cpi I i1 Majeqty 5'. Uoliozul :et IKocigpberg, Mernel, arin l'dlan, ,eed all uthur peorts ald ILaces icL the prov'icce of IEst Prussia. CI)OVN.OINPFICE, Nov. T, 18r4. ...

... DUTC.LI PA PER S. Annrvmets, SrPT. 23.-We hbnt thilt the Concierge .of the Palace of l.oo, has receivvd ordlers to put it in order for her Royal Hi1hriers the Consort of the Prince Soverf in ; this Princess withl hlcr daaghter and a suit of Ladies and Nobility, being expe~ted to go there at the cnd of this, or the beginningiof next month, to~re- side there home time. Pa LEilmO, AUG. 20.-r'he ...

... 'kIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. I , __ ?? party is the soa.-e of mnainy for-the gair of a few. SWIFt. N' *3 . .. 'Ii .3 3a.) 1 NJ. CIARNOT'S IVEMORIAL.-MR. BROLUGH1A.% MR. E.4AR NTERn,-Your remalarks on some pirts of M. CA,-NOT's Memiorial ?? ?? to be founded on a nis- el:ll(evtion of the ?? stuealling, an acciderit to which evtty writer is exposed, vkhose Woiks can only be read jilroq. lthe medium ...

... I -r : Ya. - On T;fesdav, a inectirg ot the Livery in Common Hlalf tookl -place. tf pnetitr~a7ionsssiaicsicranttocseatsn f the Property Tarv.a Szseecheo w ere mande ,by ir.'rfi'; W bmahsocc Mkr. Favelt, Mr. f-joan (of Bristel) Sir S'Vn. Cit. and other. Ais. Waitimaons's sernsible obseinstfions were IuDlC apl)gssded iso *nere Atr. raiell's- M r. Hiiunt waa occasionally hissed, aied Sir ...

... EXJRSIOS IN THE NFEI HOOBRHOOD OF PARTS. ?? at present exhibits a most melancholy ap. I ppayalree of ?? ?? ceilinga, faded4,- ?? taipestryj lorn !-and goilden freezes, brown with age ! During the'ERevolntion, a wing- was oecupied ty the ?? as a hoseitai, and it Wiears rsiserablde proufs of their rarlss inlr.4rtisorl tor destroy. Tie Opera House is vast, rhilouos, umelanrhoI3, aild dark; tre ...