... PAlIS PAPEItS. - ~~~~~~~[IFURTHEa EXTRACTS.]Ib be PARIs, FeBni . -A report had~ been spread of the 'e bedeath of the Prussian General York, at Chateau Thierry. n This report is confirmned. Tue General breathed his , last sigh at thle house of a post-master, who had be- it stwdfnhi 11te ae and assistance which humra. mlt in- nity didates. va ,to, NANTES, FFen. i 2.-Yejsterday 8oo Austrian ...

... -TllE- LAr711Ejr., m - , , -o. J| ?? 2h, 1.'14. MR. 1EXAIpS FmR trust t[i ,your cu4tomery caidou-O: for the inserfton of .tlhis letter in the flq ier..- : ln ?? upofi lhe late .armen Uriewphatre ot- the P6et Ahlire tj you ha.e. given uo twu stanzis oniy of il. hut ueuidl it nol ben quite c lsisitqjt with 'your o~liee as a ournalist to give Us the whole poern -You will say per- bapg thatt ii ...

... To tle EDITOR ofthe tMORNING CZHRONICLE. slit, t agree with your Correspondent Civis, except in some particulars which I shall submit to his considera. tion. Nothing can be more true than that, to encourage a disposition to beg, is one of the most certain means ot extending human misery, for it leads direatly to idle- ness. Charity is certainly one of the noblest virtues. But, indiscriminately ...

... T'i'Oft1EP1L9 P RLI~tOiS'O EAST INVIA STOCK. TO .HI . .P.L. Althoalgh from the nature of p')pular assemblies men may alt in them either from public principle or fiom private interest, yet thc latter is never avowed, and not always discovered. WThen it shews itself under the disguise of public spirit it is the more insidious and den- germius. I am an old Proprietor of India Stock, I am no ...

... tR pTEIIS, MELODRAPITS, PEWZvjD U- I~t ' rlKrS, AND WT JpAINd'-PANSS. I~ I_ |-{ 1EDi-'U1it OF THE MORNING C1REOINICL ino palr o)l7g? and nothig but ingenuity , nd ingrninty y to recommend me, I netd not th' t I aan Iman. first tried my hand ,ivr, )ch, but upon finding thatImy cousin Spintext r I a curat e for fbree-and-twe nty years, while Cunt; -d file Iionoul-,bl l Titus Tantivy became a ...

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... rLIJ)INA NJ 7TEf' SE LlNlif. The mission of Don Ca llos to the Spanish Govel-n- ment is already known to our readers. He arrived at Madrid on the 4th olt. viith a letter from Ferdinanri the Seventh5 dated from ]bis prison at Valency, in which, after announcing his own good health, and thst of his Uncle and Brother, lhe expressed the satisfaffion which hle felt with tile sacrifices of the natie ...

... sTrtj [P IN EEN TO TH-JE L l)i' ) OV G AZE TTE, OF SATURDIAY, FEB. I2. F ORETG, NOF F( I.,, Fzr;. 1., 1tt1q. !he !MtJqurngcrr, iXMr. Svtvester, ha.3 arrive I at tnis (Thicfl lVii it dis;tehes, t which the foioM1',n .re copics andext-ad t fluoin Duicatant-Genlcral t!c lion Sl C. W . Stewart, K. l'. an the il tight HIon. Lord Bu rgl ersh , Extradr uf a dispatch from tnlt! 5 on Srn C. ('7. ...

... AT JDANZIG, AND irS 1M31%mI% TE ENVIRONS. ¶etR vsfield yeste; 1laY at thle City oF.London Bisho;llpsvratestre(t, to consider what relief Fr at '1') affo'ded to thle inhabitants or Danzig and it,, sll WI, l];a'e seffered sever ely from the cruelty of ti xiCi ,3 lO,,,YD~tt We regret that it was not so nu- 1B lrenc U, tnl ave vbeen wished and expetIed, but dt S10l0u, -jto'vig (as suggested by the ...

... THE MJOP NTN'G CCHa'O NICLJ. L 0 N 1) 0 N: SATURD,12-, FEBRLA Z. I 5, IT34. All doubts reape&ing the deszination of BoN.i- PARTE are now removed by the Pairis Pipers, Vl'ich ieached towvn at a late hour list nighdt, to the rt it.'st!a;. It appears that lie too] the dicrc.[on of Nuacy, i ..v;; attacked a part of the allied force at St. Dezier, ow. i' 27th Ul. at five in the morning, who are ...

... KIEL, JAN. 36.-In pursuance of the article of the P late treaty concluded between Sweden and Denmark, thc army tle latLer has undertaken to brin into the t' fiell is imr mediatt-ly prepaiing to move. t consists E principally of the Schlesuwyk Holstein troops, and they t are commanded in cchief by LieLltenant-General Von l3 I-ardroff, and under him are Generals Von Schulenburg I and Von ...

... P.4R'S PAPERS. [FaU~RnTHR EXTRACTS.] ai PARTS, F-2B. 4.-In order to encrease the measures a 0employed for the defimce of the city of Paris, inden- f~ ~:tures (creneaux) have been opened tit some distance E n from each other in the walls, which are on each side I of the barrtiers. The doors and windows of these c nbarriers, on the side next the country, are walaled up, f 51and indentures also ...