... The national derht has always been an object of great importance, atid as it swells in magnitude, it swells equally in imiportance. Men of all parties have concurred isa rpinion that, if not checlsed, it will be ultimately rninous. CTbe followiing are te'- tinsonies, of whigaocd tory, papist and protestant, all uniting in the alarming nature of tsie national debt- ' Tle national debt is the ...

... .Frofl2 our Iondon Un,, D I Royal Exebarig, Wa A en I Royal Excian.ge, Woo.; doy L, Tihe City Mreting v as th-is I e 4 ?? in the Egyptian Hall, 'iXepi;, l , extremely nUinerooos, anr3 cunlljo, , , Eankers, &c. The Lord M.av,, c and ncticed itl general termsth ?? injg. M3r. flibbertmoved the atlS] 2nd decalredthe Propertv TaX i in time of peace the tiird ; mitted to on, the it uranct a ...

... = ?? ?? ?? ?? -- 0n Snlmdov wn r(, cied tiltl Pr ppers of MWdliedled and Ti'ml1Z It. at. thlete appalnir \tt h: tlc- a endmlr (if allann- I ig ep ,It ill (ltciL1.t110 Iat ?? s, hii1,i onc Lit the Jorinals is rV elly ?? to ('oltradliet:, ]tilt liket manlyl othler instwile~ of tilei ; !atIe kiild. thie Conltrladictionl iso 0 NLigoS tliat it amom1tS0 tO ))o- t0 IiII. til The other lhand, the to ...

... IMPERIAL PAIMIATMENT. HOUSE OF CIm-MONS-Mshrch 2o. (Cfntinued iri- our Ibst private Correspnndence.) M~r LusuiirtTON said, seeing -an Honourable and Learned Gentleman in his place (Ni Broughain x, who had a motion respecting the Board of Treasury standing for Wednesday, and Wvho had moved for certain papers connected wit h the subject of that motion, he had now to state tl'at these papers. ...

... | ?? wi'ffr.TRr TND AAYALCcLT.AS. I _ _z. . _- . 1- ?? 1 AA ,AA On Saturday last it was ?? announced. that a junction had taken phice between these celebrated establishments, the tifrke, of course, is no longer the same; the Club is now denomi- nated THEU.U TED SERVICE CLUTJB. The names of the l)irectors are as follow- 1 Lieutenant-General Lord Lynedoch, G.C.B. Chairman r 2 Rear-Admiral the Rt ...

... NAN. EXAasnNr%-I take the liberty of enceoainr a true copy of a Letter from one of the Convicts, in tle last shipment of our unfortunate countrymen for Botany Bay, to his friends in England: he was transported for negroci- nting a forged blill. However juist the sentences of these Convicts may be. the cruelty of the Commanders of con- vict ships cannot be warranted; nor do I suppose Go- ...

... PHRTSMIlT '1H, SA'TURDJAY, .LJRr2 23, 1816. It will be seen by'a reference to the Parian- nllclltary procutdiilrg, gis elf ill the pecldiulle.g page, that I hl NavY Estinia ems a,, t-coa,.- im.r the cougidi-rain- I . lih N~sivY Estimia es ar c tcyome und;er the cmwigr'zerationl . i Patrliamenit nll Monday ?? ?? lt)erl lavred witO a ctl~y olf hic hstiattcs (ats printed fir the H-ouse of Ca ...

... ivLO.NX -°NqO,MAcIfx 21.. :A'ldtter fror'titoCKjo1m. sats that tptowh priljc4. ~f Sywe. ?? ispose'd, and that'tihepeopte ?? testified the . greartestl .Uisxiety'in mfl nsuniqtlence, ~ I f' gtem t turfeigned pleasurr,,at Jhiis,-recov.y. It great Ierviccs to.a cunItIY codstituto a ' acix to public regard, no manl is more entitled to tbe gratftude .Pince. Ieo fonuds the ;kinidon fi n a wretchedt ...

... The LCNDON G.hZETTE, march s, 1816. CROWN-OFFICE, MARCn S, It16. Member returned to survein this present Parliament, for the County of Staffurd-I'lie Right Honr~urable George Granville Leveson Gower, commonly callqd Earl Gower. BANbKRUPTCIES SUPFRSEDRFD. J. Sparies, of Hampton, Middlesex, coacih-malker. J. Clemson, of Manchester, draler. BANKRUPTS, J. mov, of Brentford, viciualler. J.'rucher, ...

... # CABLVGr DrLVNI.v- To 'the E.DITOR of tihe MORNING CHlRONICLE, I WhetIe firotn the peruqal of the parariaphs an- noulnsin'g the numerobus ' Cdbi~il Dinzners, widlout h 'which, it would seem; no adminidtration can long hold together, Or fifom ceitain inaginalr conneajion wviich had possessed my wakingr thoughts, between our sapient .Ministers and tie meall Acy feerd on,i I caniot de. 0 ...

... TILE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: SATURD4r. MARCH 30, 10. We yesterday received the Paris Papers of Tuesday last, General DEBELLE has appealed against his sen- tence, for the purpose, as stated, of gaining time to solicit the clemency of the King. The Chamber of Depu- ties still continued occupied with the Budget, the war contribution of i8t6 is to be assimilated with regard to its ...

... AD.MIIRALTY JOB. The Public are now aware thiat Mr. Croker has grant- c ed to himself z,ool. a year mnore, and to Mr. Barrow C 5001, a year more than had been settled in the Admi- cc niitration of Lord Spencer, as a suflicient remunerationi C for these Gentlemen in time of Peace. Tile first Se- C ( cretry niust lave 4,oool. and the second 2,o00ol One of the tests by wvhich the modesty of these ...