... ORDNVANVCB IdE.DVUCTIOS.\S, Among other ivoonomrial rfornis, which it seems lhis Majesty's Ainistcrs )hOve oarried into efiifl8 ?? slaniour or noise, 'lie-C'izea infornms in of the great redqdfions whichiihave taken, plac in iho Oidan ance 1epartmente it twuld have been extraordinary in- dtwd if gyati teduio n. had not taken place in the ren peodaiurc of, that enornlous establbhhment at the ...

... THE MORftNINVG CHROVICLE., L O N DO N: ZW'EDNESDAr. SZPTEMBER It, i8x6. We- received yesterday she Paris Papers of Saturday last. The dissolution of the Charmber of Deputies is confirmed. The Monileur contains the Royal Ordern nance decreeing the measur6, and ordering the eleaion Clf a new Chamber, to consist of the number of De. puties only prescribed by the Constitutional Charter 260, and ...

... REDIEDIESS. Siu,-I have laid down the National Debt at a TI1OTISND MILLIONS in toto; and- have intimated that the PEACE Es- EABLISHMENT must be newz cast to fit it In some measure to exieting circunstances ; for I suppose no man in his senses will assert that a certain analogy-ought not to exist between the head, the belly, and limbs. Without entering into the minu- tiH of laboured detail, ...

... RAJAIBUJGTf MA.4T. CtW A P. FEB. Io--The As.nibmly of the States or the king- Clim of Wf1irte-iuhrg, addreited on the 26th of January, a very snrtu:t representatilit to hii Majeity the King, with the re- questt Fthat he woould revoke the order of the iyth of January. r;esj('ting the levying of the taxes, end to apply to the relief *, the country, and the cdvering of the public expenditure, thc ...

... The German Observer of Hamburgh says-- It is in the nature of the King of Prussia not to come for- ward without necessity till he is called on by the great- ness of the danger. It was so at Kuhn, so at Bar-sur- Aube on the 22d Feb. 1814. However unimportant the Battle of Bar-sur-Aube in itself was, we see how. eve, hat the fate of the Coalition depended on that day, and the King-who with his ...

... | TO TEI. EDVITOR OFT E MOLNING CHIRNICLE.I Sllt, Much has been s.aid about an Asylum for Prostitutes; too ?? cannot be ,aiid for so excellent an. Institution but, Sir,- would it not be a good way to strike at the root of the evil, by taking a house for the accommoda. tion of vii-tioils females., where tbey could find a tem- porary asylum and [tone .t employment, until tbey could procure a ...

... FROMAI THE i IENISFI MERJCURY ,. OZ THE 10TH JANUARY. PAtUs.-The Frenchman will 'aiways be distinguish. ed from thle Cerm'an froin his wint of any thing like t youthful sim1Aicity: Neitlher has h e any disposition to porofound jnvestigationm. You Will not find a sinzri- Frenchrnn Vith a childish unconsciousnpse of hi6 own excellenceO d It w.il' lje difncult for them to establish civil 'freedom ...

... COMMON COUNCIL ELECTIOA. The iedlions Here carried on yesterday witiv-much spirit in the contested Wards; the following is the state of the numbers at the ctese'of- the poll last evening- 1FARRINODON WITHIN. Mr. Daniel kinder . I 7 Mr. Wiliam Cadwell .187 'Mr. Joseph Mw . . -93 hr. Jantes Scatcherd . I87 Mr.T TomaaBlachett - 93 Mr. John Leigh . . x86 Mr. Willidru-ritchird a: Mr. Adam Oidham . ...

... 1J'LANDIZ US A.4\D 1-.Ii .11l31}GII M1'IAILS. L11TTC5 FgOiU Tlle rR)iNCII FRONTIIrI MANA9. It is we ell ?? Is Ihai: tlhe Pelice lately fiuind itplir a Staff Officer, a riglO, ilt which war ?? al ijortasrrtelle (a fiNiver), ant iil ?? titere war a porrtrasit Of yo-nog Napoleon, a little card with a numnber ; an g, lastl)y tile .fornnula of an oath. Thi; dis coery excited atte vtinon arid it ...

... uEI MllORNTING CIR-;WJICLE., L-O N I) O N: THIURSDA)r, APRIL if, A8t6. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sunday last. The trial of General DnouoT, who acconmpal nied BONAPARsa from Elba, took place on Saturday. | He pleaded that he merely obeyed the orders of the Ern1erOr NAPOLEON, tile Sovereign to whom he had sworn allegiance in Eilba after being expressly permit. ted to accompnany ...

... UNITED PltRLAMENT GREAT ;RAIX.N .AND IftEk4 Act T1he House anoctat teni o'clqc i:11the. 1,1oDning 'and p~roceededaC tfill oast four isa A ppeals C VIshe Pot-Ir of St, Oerrnioaa, was jintrodusced lby tile Earls of, f-firroan by andi [larevwood. H-is pate tf ~tion lsavixjg been realn~lj tblehfs 'Lor.Milap took ~id oaths and bis-eeilas did also Ohe Arcfllaisha½ if OAaheli. a' P- irl of SoI., ...

... UNITED .PARL1AM?NT. GREAT JT42?. AATPi4Mi - OVE OF LoliS, MAY 8.g Thilss lir t ten o'clock in the niorning, sind priiciedifd.I Tin E~arnls of LAUDERIDaALE presenteti a petioslf from Gefteril Dylitt, prayin g the dismissal of Mrs. Dyoti's Petition 'for . d alliswance to pay the esipences of. her defence against rile lOi- d vorce Bill, and referring to PaYments made togernts oil biertI' 1 a imes ...