... 'TE EXAMINER. ___LuWnar, Kanorlun~ iti. Turt- lonc exiec ted Trmntin- have at lengto ar ned. I hey ivt-e sillned at artis on XITonday; antl are iinnorstcod to tsixitatoin aecntiot, to what has ahready trany pe;, 'si;Iu liit for dcftxing our mantwenlance of toie F;'e i solrer' or war, for satisayilng the detlard; of 1a h | citd. nor-, and liquidatitig tho strns ad InerId to tic mi- and Ms ...

... TO DIVE EDItOR OF THIS MONIUANG CiIRONICLE, j Tlhe largu'tp of figut es is arduows to, read, and difli| a c ult to colnpreliend; I \vi lj:Jherefore, placc before you r some s1itenieots on- the 5ubleat of our 'national debt, tn a e ay themosteasy to be understood, n~l which shall at e rhe same time convey to yotl not only the present enor- ?? amount of it, but also the rapid strides by which sv ...

... TiM MORNING CIIIONA'JCLk. LONDON? RPIDY4, Nr0ThZE,1BEBR i7, tts.. No French Papers arrived yesterday? As the Chain- ber of Peers were to meet again on Monday, the Jour- Dals due this t4ty will probably contain something fur- taer r-sp5irg NEY.. Tfhis affair seems, from the pri- vate ]etters, to htve excited the greatest interest in Paris, whilst tile folly of the Government 'in the steps they ...

... THE' 1ORNING C1RUiVCX44 he LONDON:: it TU SDA ?? NVOVEMBER 14, t81S. lid The Paris Papers to the a Ith instant, which we re, d ceived yesterday, are chieiy filled wit the nid of _ Marshal NEY, which commenced on Thursday. We he have given tle fullest report of the proceedings of t be he first day, that these journals afford, together with a on short sketch from a private source of what passed ...

... CI-HA5BERt OF PRE!tS. . SITTING 0OF TIiE 16Tl NOV. On the proposition of a Member it was ordered that a separate register should be kept of the Judiciary pro- ceedings of the Chamber. It was also agreed to? that, ?? to the Or- dilnance of 661, no Peer could abstain from takinZ part in tbejudgrment on a matter ?? before the Cham- -l her, unless he.explained his nmotives to the satisfact-ion ...

... PARIS PAPEl$? PUAMB-&OF PEER1. 9qT,!x0'PF $OV- 3- TI* PrQje&a relatiye to d, nvew Qrg~nization of the Court of AccountsV wasp after recelv'ng some. amend-. DnIeCtS, adopted by A miajority ot !,06 to 55. Tbe Keeper of; the Scals pyeseqted to the Chanmber the Projet relative .io the repression qf seditio-ps cries, adopted by tbe Chamber of Deputiep. Tbe Chamber will assenible to-zporrcw for tbe ...

... 70 the EDiTOR qj thdMORNIN G:i GHRONIrlt/. sill Iondon, Nov. 1t, rglS. A friend ofrminte picked up the following piescroip d tion, ?? fiom the ?? of some Foreign Mi- niiter, on the road between Paris and.1)ijon. OIItOtd ACOBINT: RrMF5PiI3M. , IL 1. Delatorurn IA njice, inforners - IJ4ie,, Comnmissalride d * wi~ce) Contena nniha. , . 2. Sociurini Coajilrum (Angrlitr*t, jied troopz)-totidera. 2 ...

... POREIGNr INTEL LIGE NCE. FRAN E. PARIS. Nov. I5.-On tde 25th ilt. the Minister of the Interior addressed a circular to the Prefects, in wvhich they are diredted to conespond. with the .Minister of Police as wlell as hiinselt. They are reminded that, at this moment | ttm most irnnortafnt branch of their furiedons is the Higfh Police, and that they should prormptly communicate esery ...

... TIE EXAMINER. ' ,~~oNfsoNA, 2naovEalE 19. Tanri is still no positive intelligence from Madrid, huit pritate accounts say that the discontent there bas beer daily increasing, in consequence of Fcr:iN.XNrls still taining a nnmber of evil councillors about him. It 'i stated as something unusual, that early in the morninr oil the 26th of 'last month he and hlis brother, leaeiing thee uncle in the ...

... lTHE DUTK-ElS D'ENGHIE N. I '0T TlIE EDMTOR OF TFlE EXAMI.NFL : Well, Mr. Examiner, did you ever chance to'nneet with a defeated. disputant in a greater fary than Peter Pick' thank ? Or rather, \yaS ever a victorious one in such a takintg? Peter decries all candonr, denounces all mnodera- tion, and wil have it, sweet fellow! that whoever is not as angry and noisy as hiinqelf is a Hypocrite, ...

... IAR sftAL, NE 'Oi T xr , r.itTIttl1 I T'HEII M(ORNING CI ROYEIC E - ; 7-ilthe cplyof't ke~6iilt'ci f~teiln rl~to MP:rsiilNe'y,. I tendl ICd ir your P~ip.r, this. 'most extraordinary passiage V iesctts Ufif:-*; 01 e o Oje F oF tle i 2th articl'e wasto t nre'vt tzny mealuste of seventy undcr the *Militt ai U ?? of those who made it, towali rigtiv perons in l ?ariri` n account or anny ofices they ...

... CbUA,NOUNCEYI CO.MV !RCIAT, TREATY * |-'WITH THE UN17EDTA TES. * ?? ?? . ?? ' ' In our remarks on this subjea of Wed iesdny last, we \ pointed out, iin as few Words ais pdsiibli, the ?? lb which the British fur-trade is condu ed in North America, in answver to those objeaions started by the American GovelnMent, .reOpeding oui1' intercoltrse witli tthg Indians, which objejtionts are contasi'ed ...