... 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 ...

... . THE JfORNINIG- CIIIlo\Ia LC . LOND0N:. .TUBSDAI2, AUGUST 29, rwrS. . The Pciis Papers to the 26th instant, which clme to I hand. yesterday, contait buit little intelligence of interest, AnO 0rder of the Day, issued to the ltft wing of the .Army-of the Loire (Which is still in force, thou.Th no. iminially disbanded), alludes to the approximation of their ct- tantalgents to La Vendee' in a ...

... 'of NA VAL L rE U TENANTS, and a B. ?? 1, the EZ)ITOR 1 tee MORgING CH XRt)NIGLbi. . Sllit, tOdt. %I, I X . 8 F It is distinftly stated by Dr. Paley, in his Mnlrl k'lInlo- v Bophlythttany condui to.wardi anot her vihichl xcitvs ex- peclations, is as ?? a prollise as t0ie nobt expre;. (le. claratiuiv-, ani creates asreatan ohligation. Vi Xe A1or al ?hjilosophy, pa g:e izS, vol. 1. Can any ...

... ;ARIS P.EIS. PAnTl, MARCrI 26. It is said that Marhials AUGE, RE1U and MACDONALD 6i6ve retired to their estates.- It is also said that the Emperor has given the most fivouw able reception to the ?? SERRURIER, in jnviting hirg to renetv their former feintdship. ' Tlie Joe rnal of Lyons publishes, the following Let- ters, which Ihave been intercepted . M. Loks,, ' PA1RI93, MARCH 7, 1815. - ' ...

... 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 ...

... ZLhe LONDON GAZETTE, Auz,. 26, x3J5.- Iw FOREIGIN-OFFICE, AVtG. 6, I8r5. S Lord Bathurst, ox.e of sis MXajecty's Principal Secretaries of State, hasa this dlay notified5 by cornmanid of his ltoyal High. ness the Prinoe Rtegent, to the Minsisters of Friendly Powers 5resident at this Court, that, in consequence of events which have happened isa Europe. it has been deerued expedient and ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... PIIOCFAMA['rTON 13Y TilE KING. 1 toy rnit. Gracc of (r1jl KiU[ of' Fraocm and Navarre. s TI'o ail who s'alI re t'.ese iregetit', healthi;- ?? We h ,ve ni-arned with grief th tvin *he Vepartments of the Soth aevrirnl of *uor suhj 6fts have recently proceeded to the rio.t cri ril, a] eres~'es, ht .utnder the pretext of onking them- se5ves ?? iat rf ?? eengeance, P'renltren have, to satds- .y ...

... PARIS PAPL'11S. PAnlS, MAY 3I.:-~TIhe Monlleiur give- an official ?? thu inteqdeelony of the Champ de Mai on Tlursday the ist of J~ube. TIhe difkrist public bodies and autthorities tre to go in proccsuion, with the usual escoit. T'fhe Ellipeorr Will Icave thei . Tldilliies itt 1i o'clock, iana carti age-drttwnbnbveiglit .hosei; all the others of his officrs, the gtirnd ditnitA- I ies, -c. nre ...

... I-TO~hF.~ EO~rOI~ OF THIS M~ftNIN~ CI~aONICLE. 1 ro T~LI EDITOR OF THS MVO.RNINGT CH-RONCICLE. I 0-. ?? Theo e is a ramour gone forth, that the Committee for managing the execution of the National Monuments lately voted by the Parliament, mean to exclude all Fo- reign. Artists from the competition. If such be their intention, it would be at once just and considerate to manifest it by ...

... 7%e LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. z, 1815. so ' *rs CARLTON-ViOUSE, Dsic. it, x8x5. rk This day his Royal Highness the Prince Regent was pleated, elf in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood upon 1erj-min Bloormfieid, Esq. Major- v; Generalin the Atmy. Clerk- Marshal, and Chief Equerry to his -Royal hlighness the Prince Regent, and one of tbe Representa- ?? ...