... ROYAL1- Boaoii& ` . M~A. C o EnR iiT-Al I Hi i atI'OYal IWR.~~1_ CO3 Hs. !l~e m -tn Borough; I bave ~sithtime- hiad tlbe &n1A- sity, theugliu y DO means a deep-read person, to ijli k'Iile iitofAhe origin of communities of that nature. T, tlhat al-mloist e y irnter swlio has treated' the a j'et, gves ittis opiiii'$onbhtbie was an evrent favourable to liberty; and I am willingto 'aliovStkt ...

... ITO.11 THE IIHENISI-I All2PCURJ-P O0 TIMI I STII, 20 H-, AND 22D DECMEIIEt. FRO't PArms.-The nation has evidently not yet fo1und its central point in the Government, andl rP must Oscillate in unfeltCinty, till the Government is either cvelturned or seeceeds ia amalgamnating itselif witi the people. 'Ii hoie wlho were in office under- Napoleon, and even the greatest part still incline to him, ...

... ZQ'IO'l'lE £DI1 ur. tII? T!!lE :siOUN i!:; t'iRO'NiL'i-.E Peti noc tlc fnld a 'sinz ~extr:tat ?? an oll 1hoo1, NhI!:cII I ime! 'atI tih othelr cay, mnay le ;alrtaa'i'll to ...

... AMERICAAN PAPERS. The Paper of the x ith Dec. contains a long Report. ofl the Secretary of tile Navy to the Senate. It details his psopositions for the improvementof the Revenue, for the support of public credit, besides the statements of .tle late expences, and the estimate of those for the ensuing year. As to Revenne, Mr. Dallas proposes that the double duties on imports be continued until ...

... I DUTCH AND HA,11BUlRGM AILS. e t BRUSSELS, JAN. 3.-'rliC Danish Contingent is te n have its head-quarteirs at Douchain, and also to have Garrison at Cambresis, and the rest of the division wil be cantoned in the neighbourhond of these two places Foreign Papers have announced that Soult is arrivec in those provinces with property to the amount of 2V millions of Francs ; this report is wholly ...

... it Present an ad~ournment tinitcuitreqy toc HAJ!B URGH M1 ii . . BnUmrswvct, JiNt. 1).-Yesterday morning Prince Blucher set off from Wolfenbuttle, wvhere he It-d been : two days, fi)r Berlin. He has not Lonoured us in P Brunswick wvith a'visit. He was, lhowever, formally e invited toCourt, but be. declined: Cosnt Schuleniburgi e and many persons belonging To the Court, invited him. s He was ...

... ZAJU PAPI ?? PIMIIb S 1. PAPERS. PA 11S, .AAN'. t I.-1'he seivice fir the ?? ofI the oi.tequies of Locir XVI. and his Queen, was per-| im'rnied yestelday in tile Churchi or tihe Abbey of St. n ies. Monrieor, the Dulhe of Annoeilrme, the Duke of Berri, thle 1T'ince of Colido, the Duchesa Dowager of Orle!ns, and the Duchess of Bourbon wvere present. The Lucliessi of An;zouleme also repaired ...

... T HiE EXAMINER. ?? - I.e-poDO, JANrUAZ 1i4. Trin Fre-ch Chiamibers, who promised tle EKING to get a h'apijer NeL t Year for him, have kept their word, though th!ey beud a 1ard struggle to do so. T'he Right-Liners however nahve been beaten; and this, we are quite con- iaced, is tile ncist pronisilg and lucl-iest thing for Louis that has occurred duriug his reign. In the first place, they have ...

... GLASGO If .MEEliTtING. | ,RPI'R('Ui'ION OF P'lt( ESlANTS IN FRANCE. | Vlednisidey. a public meeting6 ss'a lie'd h)i the 'Irades' Hall, at which the Itesolttlotis were unanimitouly a!opted. All the (.eritlemets who splsle on the oicioisinn, expreseA the highest senise of thel importriw ol religious liberty; and their desire that this inu.tmihlblv 'uxzsing might he enjoyed by tue inhabit- | cuts ...

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... To THE EDITOR OF M !IORNIN G CHRONI CLE. I SIR, Parliament must meet in February, and thougr shte evil day has been postponed, the late Treaty of Peace must be examined in all itsparts. The articles relating to the pecuniary claims of France will not any longer escape notice. The, circumstances which led to then deserve Itery close inquiry, and the policy of the stipu- lations themselves is ...

... FX PT.I~AyIolV OF A Nl:\Vr E .T tuto) OR),t AV:\l{Q,11I( .AN) vu1H:A'tlNT; ?? ll AIR IN IMUS-:. I V T IIE 1l.ArI 'I - CII APANNE S. .ve11. dna Iknows !t at a,; i,-incT ?? r a 2 Orp~ ?? -ae ad. is in that state tinfili foi-n~i t :1~ ?? of, Os ipneIttS and ci~eti 04v a 'of ai r; '0:0-nz i eqknail ?? well known. 'T'htr e -ae Fv a.'-o:ls Iin \,J-)hliiv not ?? tlaPainhil: t.-rolmlon ~.iei TI ?? ...