... THE iMiORNINVG CHI2)ICNL1k'. a.. LONDON. j , TEU.SDJ]^,- DECRABER 19, Isxi. e - No French Papers arrived yesterday. Four davs r Journals are now due. A Dutch Mail reached town, t by wvhich we have the official announcement from the e King of the NETHEnrLANDS to the States General at 6 the Hague, of the Treaty of Marriage between the 1 Prince of ORANGE and the Grand Ducjhess MARIA PAULOWNA, ...

... 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 ...

... UNITED PARLTAMENT F F Gle.4rA RR7TAIA.Tl AAT yn RLZA2ND. hIOUIS OF L0lhl DS. APi=aar.a Coiunsel was hs'ard furr~er in the rtruss of D)airifIV v. Rol- berson. aid st*r.is ooswsierretur' this lay se'siht, h- Cciii a tl %is, as f1 heard upon tile Iriah cause, Co-lditUgh ?? Gavrr.Ieeiest~i-afibrm-el. In tbie c-ate of the ('mracis-ienprs of thle Clki-'ir Can v. Colonel Alexaider Cran-e, N7c. ...

... ~-7I -~1o~RN~rIV&C!IR WV.ICLIEX ?? LO ND O N.: T11URSDA2, M.ARCH' 23, x8&S. J d liten itis day the inmportint news to. announce R g all -ppears to be over. Mr. RQBrNS0lJ, the nt luenger arrivcd yesterday afterrnoolo, witll, dis- n Fresfiom Loid F. SONIcEWtE'r. He left Paris, at- P ,sklock on Mondaqy inorning, and hrirgs the ac.- v at that tie Royal Family-fbind it nece sarv to take 5 ...

... I j. VI CH E. L OND O N: 5ATRyDA2, M.f4ACJ' s8, s8r5. Wit'f 5 held in the most painful state of agita- ,fle 0I th whole of yesterday, there being no 0receivd from France, and no information of any n which the ?? could rely. Government ; ,ince to their friends that they had received c 5llaccount of ?? entry of NAPOLEON into , and they owvlned that their dispatchees contained ,ie, ,yresvre ...

... The LO~i 6N GAZETI'1'E, April 29, 1815. .A I)M\IR.Al,'IY-6OFVICE,, APRIL t9, iIl5. flear-A Adnuilal Sir P'hilip Charles l)urhiam has tr enmitted to Jchn Wilson Crolwr, Esq. a lktter from Captaii Fleoming, of his MaIjesty's HsI ll Djiarl'adoeA, giviug an account of his havinej, on5 the 55th of Ffijuary, captured off St, Bartholomew. the Americanl letter of marque brigantine Vidette, of three ...

... A CURM!OU8 T'POPtJACY. , The followilng Most clrvius prophe-cy was wrhtten in e the year 54° by 0eiar, Bishop of Arles, who died in t 549. It svaa printed in hlie year 15t25, and the work is s deposited in the Royal Library of Paris. . There will be fouifid in this book, in quarto, at the f Chaptser s Of the Kingdom of Friance and of the - Church, at pp. 55, 56, 57, and 58, the Latin pro- s ...

... PRTl' TE CORhiESPANDENCE. CHAMBEt O.F PIERS. SIPTTNG OF OCTOBER 10. Trhe Sittin;g commenced at noon. hle Pee nwly crted having assembled wihtle !he FOI r lembers in le Chamber, the Plesident direded then' to wxirahdwav until introduced by two Peers, con- formr.ibly to the eiulation. The new Peelq omllhlied with this direc'tion, and it vas a]li eee thilt, in coliideratitda of whilat iiad ...