... - TRES AT7 )OF O P A CT )ETWVEEN HIS 13RT'ANNTC AANDSP-.' IS I'JA.rFSTY 'I'E KING OF DEiNMAR1K .DIG L AT KIML, T'HE 14TI] JA N UARY 1xAT4. Tn the. nainile or -the Most ?? and undivide--! Trinity. ll'i Mc'sttheKing of 'lhe Uhited Kingdom of Grt~at Fri- tain antd il] laud, and h~is Isaiesty the IKing of D~eiuiiarli, heatig _~Ietiritms to ?? Anl end to the calamlities of the war which IIbaa. sitO ...

... BUONAPARTE IN FRANCE !!! This unlooked for and extraordUiary occurrence was anounced last night to the astonished inhabitants of the metro- polis, by the publication of the following official documents in all the evening papers: ORDONNANCE OF THE KING, ,-VONTAINING MEASURES OF GENERAL SAFETY. 'Louis by the Grace of God, King of France and Navarre, to all those who shall see-these presents, ...

... SINIGULAR CASE OF DISTRESS. DEAR SIr,-Pcrmit me, througih the medium of yo-ur Paper, to ackovioledge the Gratiimde I feel to ?? ?? buinallity has inuiced! theim to aid iry etideavoirs to ser-e the Orphan of a Briti;sh Ofi1cer, who, while acting as Bri- gladier.Geniral at Visipore, in India, fiell a Vlicti'L to exc'eS- i:ve faftigue, anid rwho left thiis his son, thie but an infant, deipendanit ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, .March 6. The Scots Trial by Jury Bill, after receiving sone f irther amendmcnts, was reaA a third time and passed. CORN LAWS. Earl STnxnoPe presented Petitions against any alteration in the Corn La'ws from the Parishes of St. Mattllew, Betiinal Grcen (signed by betweem 9 and 10,300 persons), Wilitechapel (Aimilally sinud), and other places, which were ordered to lie on ...

... LQ01a f7JOCYpjRANI -Lord Oochrane was taken into ctistody on Tuesdav, in th ouse'of Cotnnins, vhder tirctimstances which render it as'rematkable as his escape from ?? half- past one.o'clock hit Lordship~ -as seen passing Iastily through thie avenues of 'the IHoume to the lobby, across ?? :te wvent with great precipitation into the body of the House. After remainiing there a short timne, hl ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, MAIacn 7.-We have till this lay delayed giving trems of' the disembarkation of Bonaparte on the coast of Provence, because the telegraphic dispatches, by which it vas first announced, gave no ?? took his departure from Porto Ferrajo on the 26th February, at nine o'clock in the evening when the weather was ex- tremely calma, which continued to the 1st March. 1-e got en board a ...

... THA ImllORNING CHPIOVClCL'E. L O N D O N: - ' . OTNDAr, MXRC5J 6, s8ig. Saturday and yesterday we received Paris Paper& to the 3d instant. There lvas also ana arrival of Brussels and Frankfort Papers. The Vienna news is now of little interest, the mai~terial points being all adjusted, though nothing has yet been officially published. The Germanic Constitution was.,proceeding in, and somen ...

... DRFENCE OF TaEm FAmMERST I-. CO6FRETT-Amongst the various 41in0ions which have iateiy appeawed ,on tbe subject of Corn - Laws,. scarceiy. any hf e-beeo free form-an admixtureofjll- j6-ra blbuse- ofthe- fariexrs of. Englaud, ;d.some of your cerfrep ...

... 2fu? MJORtNING C/Hji.NICLE. L O N D 0 N: PRIDe)r, MARCHI 17, 18e5- ?? I'BR brought dispatches yesterday morning a dtM SretVIs arrived in the afternoon fiom Paris- t 9l'uesday eening, the r4tb, at wtich time L-rTe waS Faid to be advanciag rapidly to the and was expeeied to enter the City on 5daY ?? army. had universallt deceared for 5 a no resit e was shewn any wlvei to 1ils °re~s, ie ...

... I PARIS PAIPES. PARIS, MARCH ?? from Tunis of 'tie 2oth January announce, that there has been a complete revo- lution in the Government of that Regency, aid, as in all countries ruled byndespots the revolution has been bloody and unexpe ed. Sidi Ottomano the old Bey, has been assassi . by his cousin Sidi Mahrnoud Flussen, .who hadI ?? a long time enjoyed his confi- denace and favour. ' The two ...

... UNITE BPARLIAMENT . I or. GRF R.fUTrAIX AND rR Ere lND.) nn17r00..-!er ibrought- up from-~ the jos'criis' the Cori, lie ~ tussoni- Dutiss Bill,':the: liarine', Mutiny ThU.'-ond ce-rd privete- hills.f this ;.Mo rvine-- rL rhi~~os prctitdan Acoonofthe.-B -RA&Sflt-ty N4 t' c't&ioc& invot-te from trds t intoi this- ?? ea,T from eso 'th, tro the ?? stranger ,Uj~iour ?? \ t l' LGRJ--N~EIAl~wa: e ...

... ?? M4ORNING CHiRo.NICLE. LONDON. .FRJDAr, MIARCH Id, IsJs. ' 1etter from Rio de Janeiro, dated the latter end . leCernberI ('MyCorrespondent mentions that in con- c~lee of the Expedition fitting out at Cidiz,. the Imernt of Buenos Ayres had levied en ,nassethe t ?? of La Piata. Twventy thousand cavalry were dr the-.plant, evtery cigsssof people had come forward to defend theiY native countty ...