... The Petition of the Freeholders, Landholders, Tradesmen, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of the County of Wilts, in County Meeting assembled. HUMBLY SHEWETH, That your Petitioners, the moment when they were Justified in expecting to enter on the Enjoyments of the Blessings, usually attendant on Peace, to which they had so long been Strangers, perceive, with the deepest Sorrow, that Attempts are ...

... beloved Ferdinand, has been attended with consequences, which any man, possessed of atom of common sense, might hare foreseen. Our vile corruptionists, always ready with their cant about patriotism and humanity, when things turn out different from what they Expected; these prostituted tools of a base system, pretend to be full of sorrow and regret at the fate of General Porlier, who, it ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 4.1 - CO q6 ? - , I .ATTACK ON THI MAtu ?? .-This ?? !alecpui tC o~ler'clock,.thae:Ii~ri1 Coach whi~hlcl Ft this. .y3- :. ; tcl;chl was attacked ?? Littletot, by a- bauidiif .i amed -ruf54nt :. l'he ?? of the, cach waC i obpstuitced ba a iacel of carts, fatened toiiether with ;ope,5. and tdl.e attack on thle coa42' .com nenced ois. e I arrxileas te Carts; when,.- we lnnmynt to §tatw-, one ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ~-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 ...

... - - UNITED PARLIAMENT I .V I GA'EBT KRITAIN AME iABL21~AND. * Il(OJ'L! (1 JDOIO DS, MAY 18. . 'The ?? riolved itself into a Vomulitteq on the Borthwick }\'ralgr, tJ;i: ftl;her gonsileyatior !Q4 wf wch. wtas pastponed to (ou~ideJ mnid ?? were heard on Christie's Divorce Bill, vhit.h WUb ?? 8L SiCold nzi ea 8nd ordered'to be com itte. t0 1Cai ,;rs~rij~e preiented a Detition' (we belieie fretn ...

... UNITED PAERLIAMENTr oxr -GJREAT BIZTA.P y L2?AND. Mr. hi fl SEOF 10 DS~ Mnv x ?? Vets ri-i-ting to tle Accovints 4f thlesn Tle-1 irsh ASesiiec1iTa,%'ei Bill w~ as tal secook~ Oiiaw *cotid. re-adinl, c-f thi-. ?? cittx o ler. JATitt Dl aLA pre-erite! a j'etitiono f~r~n the Catholics of ?? of 43,-slovay; plc syaita ..relieF. and regiretted that tie u itekisii~osi o laot ni~idt hazi, I-eenrs win ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...