... ?? T R l2Th0iB0JROUGJI. The ceremoniy of the Chairing of-Mr. Barclii!V which -took ?? yesterday, attr1ited an inimenseicrowd, who, wve regret' to state, - betrayed strong -aymptaniq of vio lence. 'T .om hooting and hissing they ?? the throwing of sto'es. aid -mud at the Chair, whicli collmpellod -Mr. Barclay to quit it, a d iie thert: in ihe Ho-ins T'avern, Kenninton. Mr. Barclay , we. ...

... CL;UNVTY ?? .PANtS ; * W.O- I I Coneequence of th a p gph statine, that -e heriff of Haints had rtiised :leils)to ?? Meceing to pp the Coe oB i Rthoz g eil ...

... r11rs 111O11.VLLVai GCfJPWVICLE. r. O N D ON: e; SATLADr, .3ARCIf 4, IaST tl- A Datch Mail ari:ived last night, -hringing some furthe- particulars friom Vienna and Berlin, of the ad- di justnment agreed to in Cangress, particularly with re- te gard to arrangements of territory between Prussia and Ir Hannver, by which the latter. becomes considerablyt ag- F grandized. The Peace, it is s aid, ...

... . THE MORINING CIIflU(ICL E. LO N D O N: THURIsDAr, MARCH 9, aSTS. Tiie followinr melancholy Bulletin was yesterday published by tbe War Department:- - UBULLEl'IN. War Deparsmint, Aarch.8, rIrS. Captain WYLLY arrived this morninig ?? dispatchelts freo. I lajor-6eneral LAMIneitr, deceiling the operations ag linst the enemy in the neighbourhood of New Orleans. Tt appears that the army under the ...

... To] lb, EDITOR? uj vie A x!ejV1A'; CHURNICL,. In an account I have seen in your Paper or yester. dly, of the circuhmsrances which led to the change of performance at Drbry-line Theatre on Monaday, I oh- served some remark, -wlhich, if not intended to be in- jurious to me, are, at least, so equivocally put as to be very capable of producing such an effect. It is sufficienr to endurelthe ...

... No. 10. SUNtY, MARCH 5, lS15, OF al the periodical essayists (our ingenious predeceR3 the Taller has always appeared to us the mostaero) plished and agrreeable. Montaigne, who was the fasher of this kind of personal authorshlip among the nodernm in w which the reader is admittedl behind the curtain, and sit, down with the writer in his gowvn and slippers, was a most magnanimous and undisguised ...

... UNITED- PARLIAMENT GPRAi T -B3RI TAY 4 AND IREL AND. 11 HV . ...

... :Coc rCwPATF C7 a2d iVYtl4OLES OF KIN F tN D _. O , - T1Iie nccupations of Iinlz Ferdinand d rini~g NS -cp- ttvity in ,rince ?? alluded to by M fr. Wisbread in Parliament. W te have been ; throuihl ai ;t6i favour of a valuable CoriJerponrtc nt, in possessien oi tfie authentic document, setti-nrg forth the holyraid cliiaculorus works performevi by Ferdimind, and we leivebeen preventer. only by- ...

... PARIS PA4PERS. PAnRS, MARcIH ?? Kinz has this day appoint. ed thd Duke of Feltre, Peer of France, Minister Sc.. cretary of State for War. LAOM, MAlRcir 10,o IU TIIE EvE\,Nro,.-A criminal enterprizet-has been attempted against the arsenal of this towrl. 'I'roopq , direaed by two traitors, one of whom commands-the Department, -came last night about nine in the eveiaing, to be quartered in ...

... The LONDON G, arch21, I815. - ,, I I ADTTRALTY4)FFFC(lt, M5;TAacs-1, ,8T. Cop;' of a Ltetter ?? m Capt~itk Ein,-wrtll,'''f. i is aijesty's ship ldslwark, addiresed to -. - J 'mirA (irilfih ,sod trarin-litted by the latter to John Wi llon Crnlocr. E' q S Ice is Mnjesty'6 ship lFulw.varl, at Se , .dIll. 22, tIcS. SIR,-Aftir a citsci of itn lincirs. I heve cptiliredt lbe Ame- ricarc ...

... APPREMEAISIMY Or LORD COCl!!? ?? Yesterday, about twelve minttes berfore two o'clock, tord Cochliane appeared in the lobby of the I--ou8e of Commons, and having proceeded intn the House by the usual entrance, went up to the table, and veray delibe- ratelv examined the Order Book. This being about two imoir beford tle usual assemblingeftle House, his LOrdshiP was the only Member present. ...

... JACtONOs ACCOVNTS OF TIE OPERATIONS AT NEW ORLEANS, Extract ofa 5Letter from Major Oeneral Jeaoksots to the Secreltry of War, dated Cramp, four jniles below Orleans, 9th Jan. 1815- S.i,-Deri.alV thle da-s- of the 6th dnd 7th, the enemy had ie c livelv elytployed iln making preparations for ain attack on r linca. Wvith infnite labour they had sniceeded, oon tie night e 7t!, in gettihgr their ...