... PARLrAMELNTiRRY REFORAl. On Friday, the ist inst. a meeting, as repeftabie as .it was numnerous, was ?? in Glasgrow, on the sinjea of thit momentous of all ?? Reform. Mr. FERtRIE, who ievas called to the Chair, flt a strong conviction that a thobougih Reform iii.-eur Re- presentation was absolutely necessary, not only for the preservation or the'eople's right, but a1 the most likely means of ...

... THE¢- MORNNLG CflRuNICLu[.i, s~~s l h O N D) O N: : t MO7DAtr, SZPTAMB!2ER f(C,, itrS. re Saturday and yesterday we received the Paris Papers, - to the 8th instant. From what they are permitted to Fe disclose Franee presents a scene unequalled in model n 3f history. Divided within itself, and in some of -le Departments in a state of latual ciiil war. The canm at Ners, in opposition to the ...

... ATAVAL 1DPJIMISTRATIO.M TO T' j-,6i 1 cf'l4oj1t OF 1111I.ORtNINC. CI RON C, . ,5i.1t~t s; ' .: . lictiliidn'd,.Nlg. ?}17 rS the-n'eveu ;'i~teiv AAniriitnitst1rai is aioout to be form- edthe Fii st Len d of tle Piesuty looks roonnd flaongst h lis C teriat -4r -inla- coivtltieatf P ersoll psi. ide at thlC A Amh-fty ,Bo'i d It sometimes h1app ns tit it a No- j ,!lenan of gitit Pet iameriiry ...

... 7f-1H4 11?R NUVG CHIZINICOLE. 'L 0 N D O N: THiRTSD42-, SEPrEMBAAN 14, 1ReU- V The Pariq Journals to the I ith irstant, which we re- ceived yesterday, cont'in a cm iolls circular paragraph res;effing the Reports oF FoucuE to the KING, pub- ,lished in this paper. It is ingeniously worded for the puipose of appeating to ditinvow what is not nor can be denied. It i; first stated that if they have ...

... ?? 1'vi'1 PA4'ER. ( The Emperor of A.a- is ?? I an Isylum to-lin g .Toichim, vwitllin ti' limnits of his dorninions, under the foliov.ing condlitiow: ' tkt. 1. tl'e tculng is to) -siu e t -e title oF a private in-V- vidual. tie Qiuecl hiviing a tolited ttia of ?? C1Uiites; of lip- *m i, i: is suir'gete A thait hii lajesty shoul, a lopt the corrn s- pendting title. Art. a lte Kiirnz is at ...

... |TO l PbITOt IE 1 ORNING CHRONICLE. .. I - I1 1 ~ ~ ~ TIhe daily onnission of crimes .and the increasing. Jit e --criminoals for thes Citieg are subje~s oF constant refnai ir in iost 'rank..' I'There is ane, crime however U>;iCh dates its ?? 'from the Govrnment itself, md E amn pained to think that wible ny tre suoferitig the ?? n of their ci ime, thle country takevs no 8teprt-tn3p event its: ...

... FR 031 THER HS Y15 H 4WER CUR Y- i \lAIS, Au. ?? g-reat J1ranra cauced by the I !rt n ln if Blonapirte from the Island of' Elba -to the crltch soil, may be now conidiLered, in at militarv point of viewv, aqs &etIlely cIrsed. The kernel of the Frenchi armneis wais cihqueied Rind diaperqsd in one day. Se- I veltll, not inronsiderable bands, afier the Capitulution of tile capital, Iedl witlhdrawn ...

... e .A very curiou Cir amristice UIs occu rred at'ttts e burgl. &n'e'ral Ra'pp having announced to his t)7 their disblndiierft the soldiers replied tilat the ere ready to obey tde order, but that they woaid previohly i be paid. '1ile General having told them that tlhy ,f should be paid wuien they were at horime, the soldici a seized hi i and sent him to prison-, the Staff Of ficer-, if took up ...

... Lw X. . TO LORD CASTLEREAGIL On the Massacre of the French Proteit& ants by the Royal and Christian A.Jrnm.: Byotc, 5. sept. 2825. There you are, then, in the marrow of the counter-revolution now ! Not, that I can suppose, that your Lordship will take delight in seeing: the French Protestants stabbed, shot, ripped open, and burnt over slow fifes. To delighttin torture, to feel satisfaction ...

... To the ZDITOR oa the MURNING UHRONICLS. slit, The following is a correct list, of the Fairs in the vicinity of the Metropolis. Days. Days Peckham 3 Stepl-ey Camberwell 3 'Bow 3 Hlam 3 E&montotn 3 Baittersea 3 Tothil-fiedsf Ea!ter ' 6 WNvdsworih' 3 L ~ hitaunt Chis*ick 3 Fairlop 3 Parrsons Green ftallret 3 h resitforl ~ 3 Harlow OzshS Etlgware . 3 Weit BDid 3 Greenwich Ftaster 6 Ugxbridge 3 I ...

... LONDeON, SEPTEIN.At 10. x have directed the reader's attention, in our first article, to another curious Report written by Forutoc. It thro-n s considerable light 4X1 the present questions relative to vrljeace; and at all events, vvhatwver diflhence it mhay excite as to opinion, shews whiat a wretched condition tile country is in. We shall have to notice the most rrihing points of it in the ...

... I-]. I! | .; A i ?? 7o \ ClJ 210 Til; Lill 4 XI I' T it SIRE, i; 'rle ?? Which Iiave occislred duiing these last ty trienl, 1monthls are unexa ?? inl tl-a annals of history. Su FianCe, twice invade1 hy le powers of Europe, a 111aEn by 'utlm fraon the Rerolition raised to empire, banished pl ;rcalled by the nation ; the ssuccessor of the Ksings ?? Xl of 1 rance restored, after 2 0 ycars exile, ...