... 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- ...

... # 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 'TIlE POLITICAL EXAMINER. I party is tile madness oF many or the gain of a few. PoPRm. No. 41S. 'UFIE .UNIVERSAL SUBJECT CONTINUED. To, settlement of this question has again been postponed hy Mlinisters to Monday; and thus we are enabled to give it another trample or two, preparatory, we hope, to its complete overthirow in Parliament ; though the que7- tion, after nil, will not be suffered to ...

... 7'1llE AllU) TVING CHiJIONVICLE. a | 1, LONi)ON: ,;.AdON).VlA, .2A.RCII ai, igi6. f WC received on Saturday the Paris Papelrs of Tues- n ; day 'and Wuadnescay last-those of Thursday, which weare iue yesterday, did not arrive. Theie Journals plesmnt us with one paragraph respecting Sir ROBERT WILSON, Messrs- BrucE ?? sTCrslNsoN, stating that they had! applied to tie ~rcnreItr General Thr copies ...

... ; EXQUISITE OLLY! KENS COUYTT MEET!NaG. I AtthisMeeting, ieid lQn the ith instant, a petition was agreed t against the Pro-! .pay ,T4,. and more especially, again'st- (otaftoes,. 'e spoeches1 uponD this latter 3part of the, sibjecti: tlthbPctF tion were the mnost exquisite foolish that' iever read.in all my. life. P ray reader, go through the -with attenton. You caw hardly. want any sstatne'lt ...

... A. LIST OF m. IMTINOR-Y I ¶sfft '6IDTr'N OF AMFNDMlNFr FOR RCflt'CING F'Hr SltA'D- ING ARMS IN TIME OF ICA.CE J*,'VO MEN UNDER TIHE NUOMEF.fI PROPOSED tI BY4 ?? l AbercrombyHo;.J. Fits1~y, Kithoan 1 'Althorp, ' isco'41nt rilzP raid, LA. IW. I Anon, Hon. Sir G. Fazai-erley, .1. N. .Athericy, A. Ferguson. Sir R. .A Aclnad, Sir ?? Fitz'ray' ldord J. ( A-\shurst. W. 1H. Frantk, F. I Arkwright, R. ...

... THE MOIRA7rAG CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: TUEsDA2-. MAJRCH 26, ri86. On Sunday night, at nine o'clock, a general meeting of thie Cabinet Ministers, Mr. 'IONG, and thle Noblemen and Gentlenien holding offices under the Administra- tion, assembled at Fife-house, the residence of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, where they continued in deliberation for a considerable time. . They adjourned till yesteiday, at ...

... PARIS PAPARS' PARIS, MAncH 22-The post from Lycc a did not arrive yesterday until two o'clock. The mail was over- turned into a ravine between St. Georges de Rograin and the Maison-Vlanche above Macon. The Courier was wounded and two of the horses drowned. The dispatches were saved. The Americans value the property taken from thein at Naples, in the time of Joseph, at seven millions, and ...

... FRANCE. CIIAMTlTR OF 1)I'PUTI5S. siittig of Fcb- 22-Flre 7iister for Foreign Affl;iri anl Gre- 4it' i6l'iiU' aseendedl the 'Jr hilore, and itlla tont wlicih' alr- *, iaced ItII( prolountu eiltotitiri Ir, was about to * tiliittiiuicuti, ad a itih at voice senlsibly altepled, expressel Iil'self'inativ iti tle ti6nlhorlla terms:- GNTTr irorEN,-- ( hic Kl lg has ilbnrred ust wi BI a oni'tirlluica- ...