... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... - ,SITTING OF THlE LEGISLATIVE BODY. A I'PARIS, JUNE 4. The 1ing entred the Assembly at half-past th ree, preceded Iy a Dput'ation OF the Legisistive Boody, ac- comptied by the Pr-incesz of the Blodd ;and Marshals of ,,I=ce who placed themselves near the throne. Thu criel of Vixve IC Roi wore universal. Monsiegnetir thle Chancellor W vas' eated at -thle King's feet ;. the Dukes of Anoukcme ...

... Tf'b p)2lDR ofthe Mf)RNVI=G cyfR?JVIVCLR. SIT?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I Tle f-lttw;t not;ce of nntr m tw of Ponate's' br;ei lino 9 at lic mrav -evt '-p ,ii-rei-rishile tn snme of V05p rl l . * }lrl- *--n -t h a c l alaint. . e~ It! !-.t O-. -II:, rT,,' W.1c' t (th A V2 Wtut a whol:.-_ Sonwc ann4 i..td *n' s t~iav nF vi t~r T' . -r-hleas. rnssescl 'etl e-e Ail-7t r---vnz, `qt Cln ...

... SPEECH OF Al. MONTESQUIQU - , ON Tflg EXPORTATION O GRAIN. IWe how perform our promise of laying-before our readers the whole af thc Ah!be de Muontesqoiou's Projet. (f a LaW to regulate the exportation of grain from France. We cenceive thesii'j1tnItto be of much ml lis Impor anc- to the people of this. colntrv as to deservv ttte fullest consi.!eration; and for the better undersstaediag p1 it, ...

... 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 ...

... PA RIS,. PAPERS, -1Frderic Auu mnt, 1ty the Grace of Godf, Kill of Stulory, n- DuketoftWaeapws- &Ce.. ** ct 'Vs~~e tlave jest 1arnfwltlc lice 'gr ~~~~~~~t 1110 11001ru let 1 sattoiy is to lie provisionally 9ecvjileid by tUs&roups oflufiTS Y1rroly rcs:;lvcd'tt'tlt to separate urio fate froon that of onr' tint 1ucnOple-foll of Caoli idoace in thle joitice and.naagsainn-ity of tle m P Con Alliied ...

... ITO THlI EDITO01 OF THE MORNINS CI(flO LE char) 11 .. to _' - o -. . t sIR, Pcri: -Dr. i, 1894. .4 I beg you will not cornsidei tdle I'reeint colillitioxa- g tion as an atrvwer to tiie-Lerter si~neod ('s':ef serted in your interesting Padier of tle s.si, in tanU t. hle yor ntrs m- Although it regardr the prisicipol topic thte~rnM isi rts cussed, I mean tile great que6tion aigirhIted at Vicnna, ...

... UNiTiEID PR1-l1ANlEN l' G A T 1 4 ) . ? I T VI1) A'A rN DL a D. 11OlJSEl tF LOllDS, JUI.r 6. Counsel were ftOlIN heard in theappeal Afilne v. Smith, wien judgtnsnt wv:,s revevO.:l Counlel Woere partially heard in tlic anneal Lor- Alounit:arri6 v. 1Vijtc, iord Stewtat tAok the (Oaths and hlis Seat. His L or!shin LaS iorrodticel 'y Lord Gordon (the Maeloqis of -untic') and Lord Beresford. Mfr. ...