... WIDotocrip . . PUTBLXC 'MEETING.-Our readers will perceiv by the Advertisement, that, in consequence of a mast' respectable requisitionour Chief Magistrate has fixed P upon Tuesday next, fora public meeting, to take into a a consideration the propriety of petiti6niug against the o . smeditated renewal of the Prpperty, Tax. It appears, SI thattn unsuccessful counter-requaisitior has also been ...

... 'DOE,-T1 TA1 1axS p~t tax is uow ~b~on s muBai te obeet cifinseIs alige as Were,l in lP7OB Naci~&ho weud~ator'd to pm Went itfonieg iniposcd. In 1812 4* no'tb yt maz named' 'CARTER, Bias impris ned -jn ioL faidrn1 fined, for Waving eyiapaing of thc opeaio:W tbisstas. Mby Lord Fdlkkstone, 0 m ae A ao- tion upon thi~subject, -deseibe4d t epa- p abeinmoderaafo . Pt, fd rpubihitJ*sin tag:h Mr. ...

... ?i?da3f ? Taes(1s?st, L ? jjT'was' ?? iiday i~t~~ Kathe TreGoi e'i u Hinei aehnsm lpemce ?? ?? ?? c u h at. liabhinivton otifers slvii~jtfiI tn t t prillies, squadnsohcis ubetta t of thle tmoort p.s, toeis i9 lj1npt ; sand that; till ess d~,s wh ?? of N ottiiArerica, iin teltitude of 5' t'd Nor Ii 'md ahri ealst it 'd in the A tfi lo` id Mct li its the 86~th dere 'of WeSV IigiUd, i'1'oi l ...

... Paris, January 0o0. In pursuance of the order of the King,-the'most careful researches have been made in order to collect the remains of their 'Majesties Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette, Archduchess of'Austria. These precious remains have been discovered, and they will this night be. placed in leaden coffinst in order' lo be conveyeif to St Denis. The funeral proces- sion will take place to ...

... F l:3; ?? g2 x,,. EDINBURGH, SlTUR DATN-J UA R 28. In consequence of the snow which has fallen for o0me days past, the London mail due to-day has not .red.lVe have only received, therefore, London avers to the 24th instant, the contents of which are Otparticularly interesting. Nothing positive appears h' known relative to the decision of the Congress; It seems quite certain, that although the ...

... L O N DO N: ti-8ATUR DATj JANUAkr a8, i~ij. Yesterday ive received Paris Papers to-the 25th inat. The intended departure of the Duke of WELLINOTOfor P Vienna is officially-announcedin the Afoniteur, his Grace t having taken leave of the King on Mohday'last, of whom : d he had a long private audience. Lord FITZROY So- tl msRRSr, during the absence of his Grace, is to trana& ' the business of ...

... CA SP, OF BARON DIVBES-T Theinterest excited by hi Cse in-tbe t daily increases; and i ijnyolve, indeed, constitutional a equestions of gieat 0iagnitude ,cbnneaed witsl the regu- t larity of judicial proceedipgas inder Affs of Parliament, e e and with the fundamental principles of Engtliih judi- t catuae. ; Since the meeting of the ppiivy Council (of which v . we gave a corr et account ia ...

... Io ti~e 1XITOR of the ,MORNING CtMRON!CLE. slit, The St* OQticers of every dePartmen: of the army, when sefetied from their regiments to fill these JUfctti0@ and respefalble situations, tre allowed tojer' 'te pay of their regimental commissions, and even thee *dvan- tagos acquired by Brevet rank; thus Viefcd Oifcers, Captainq, or Subalterns may hold 'ernplovinets in the Adjutant-General's, the ...

... BRUSSELS AND FRrANKoRT PAPERS, l. ?? BRUSSELLS, JAN. 3.-A Decree of his Royal Highness of the ioth December. contains tile following Regulations- Considering our Decree of the =aal &pttmber, relative to the demands for Letters., of Naturalization; considering that by a false interpretation of the said Decree many person? have imagighl that it obliged them to have LUtters of Naturalization ...

... TO* THE EDITOR OF.THE MORNING CHRONICLj silt, In- resuming those observations -on the letter of your correspondent, One of the ultitude, which a desire to prevent the public being- imposed on,. has induced me to oler to the consideration of 'your readers, the first part to which I must now call their attention, is the admission Which youir correspondent makes, of the just claims which the ...

... . ?? ATHEWs ?? 9_ againt nrsitalle s erd,,, sdtin ,: cument signed' ?? SSisl th Mathews, oth evening yas of t e statutes of 5and 6 E, , ard in engro-s the possession of t .a , tainment Styied Ver'tYloqtie Oh in tbe interests of his M Y-ejthel, i who are endowed but wiel °t eieg Ill appeal to the-justice of our ye Ocal °a ngofr our Justices, whether such illa I 1e sbould not be niet by the tasl ...

... JO NA$QUTIIC,, ?? EX. TRA CTS ?? 1 SIL MAT!IA8S. PAMPHLET. ki In the fnonth of April,. 10I4, durig an attednearc upon Mrs. Jane Townlev, a lady of fortune and respect dbility, anti with nwhom ?? had resided hr ;many years, I was first ConsiJlted upoetlis supposed case of prI n answer fo en~uuies reswcing her age, Izasmformedshe wasipthesixtyfolrth year, and likewise Utat ?? a virgin- .The ...