... * t!UT.S .Avia 2,8. Mu e | asneteravs* %ni rather ingenious expeh ?? to tie King for t! c iurpose of maintaining themilselvesin * llce. T'11h i5 i fr hi ?? to repeal his Ordconniaice oflast year, for iuiureasiig *he usnmier iaf Deputies by whikh nea- -i sure the (ChAemir woulld be dissolve i de ?? ; it woisd he re- stored to its foinrer nuntbier of Deputies. z6o, and trresh elect titb11s Ioust ...

... ro THE ED[TOR OF TL E MORNING CNRONICLE c A ?? Whi- p nsQ.street. Sent. ad. If6. . SIR, New Prison, Whitecross-street, Sept. 2d, z8t6. I'know yoa would Dot wittingly misrepresent, and heriefore, without hesitation, address you upon the sub- jet! of the erroneous statement which appears in your I paperiof to.dky, 'relative to. thi grievances endured by the prisoners confined for debt in this ...

... PA Ills PAPERS. PARIS, Slp r. T.-O01 the 27th of August, -at five o'clock in the nmorasing, the Duke of Wellington pro. :-eeded to Compeigne, wherel he had the honour 6fllunt- ing with the Princes. He returned 'it hine to hi$ hntd, where lie had a brilliant evening party. A great part of the Noble Duke's eq iipag' and 'servants'have left Paris to'-day for ihe Chateau OFMontSt-NMart:in, near ...

... DOY.-VID OPACRICULTURE. Or readerq, douhtjecs, remember the jidicionus queries lately circulated bv tile Board of Agriculture, with a via w to ascertain the tiue state of the country, anl tile ohcialliy conmpil-d Cumrna,'ies of the answers, for the in- formation (of Parliament. Since that time, the Direc- tors of tile Board, for the more complete information, at least, of their ovn associates, ...

... THE MJORNING CH-IRONICLE. n . ?? l)N.D O N: MONVDr- S3SPTBABE.R 2, 18x6. n We received on -Saturday and yesterday the Paris f. Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. One of them is contains a very curious story from Cagliari. We have d bef6re heard of an American frigate and a brig having t. attacked five Algerine vessels, and having taken one of I It then, on'board of which was a Nephew of ...

... AJI1&tAN- v - P RUYt-IN MODES. .The mode of wearing ?? with fiat.borderg and equal all round, is renewed- but they are oftener of stuff than of straw. ?? borders are sometilaes decerated. wvith blond, but which is .rathieronarrow,.and laid on quite straight. FreqKi i ly a Senrif of India golA. mnslin is exhibited round the croswxi: ni the Hat9. either of the large Naples nr the ordihary] ...

... I MONTE4LY AGRICULAUJRAL REPORT. A iner .s none n --.re niv m two-, 1rarh, un - Ivi iN I ?? l'StituLL UflflL *- I1 t . A isrir, oir more unfortunate, hay harvest, has sadorn been ltnovor. Scarcely arty hay har been saaed in gnod condition, but the latter math will b6 tca:vy, exceptiing where the first crop stood too long ulicr.t TVie yountig crops of cloyer, cinquo foin, lcerne, tares, &c. ...

... 3 THE LOYAr, UPRIGHT, AND ENIGHTENED (el-RTSTI'IAN POPULATION OF THE BRITISH 1IM PIRF. I. Ic as t- I K i- . FELLOW SUttJECTS AND CHRISTIAN BRErrI'lEN, A A public Meeting having been held at the Guild- hall in the metropolis of the'-empire, and a Reiolution a entered into, to petition the Prince Regent with the, > least delay to convene the Parliament, to deliberste S forthwith as to the best ...

... TO TH-T EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRO1ICLE| I .I.. . SIR, Your correspondent NO LAwv falls into a very pre. valent mistake, when he asserts that the land of this country is in fala hypothecated to the fundlioldem 7 ?? taxes upon the land, in common with the customs and excise and allour other taxes, are hypothecated to the fundholder, but not the land itself. Indeed were the land itself ...

... 1 IPPRPIFEN8tI ARf) CONIVtTMf,,IT OF-POWER s ,; . Tf1ECN~ AOR ?? tile apprehension FOf rrck, Is. Pelhimi, and the twvo Batrrysi, ekeiay exertions has b, el 64 m~ade by the. hord, Mayor,_not only~in emnploying atCi' i e~s ?? -n a]ll direlfions to prosecut. a rell'~ for MwAl ?? in N*O%.Va charged' -by' thle peridhgs alreidy menriine'd Ai II-. ithe great aelor in.their, iniquitous procceedings, ? ...

... FORE IGN INTELLIG ENCE. FRANCE. PARIS, AuG. 25,-Ye-terdav at two o'cloek the Kin-T Piceil-ed the congratulntions of the Ambassadors ?? foreign Ministersg; the Aniha sador of Sardinia speaking in the name of the Diploinatic Corp-,s. The Duke of Wel- lington, and a considerable ntiumber of strangers of dis- tinction, joined the Aniaassadors ~o make their gourt to the King. Aro., 26.-On Sunday ...

... EDUCATI'ON IN SPAlM We some time ago anticipated that, after the re-estab- lishment of the Inquisition and the restoration of the Jesuits, thle public 6chools in Spain would soon be placed in the hands of new nsasters, mneaning thl, nuns and friars, we now find, by the following decree inserted in the Correio Brasiliense of this month, that thle mea-. sure has aeually been carried into effea, ...