... THE AJUONIA'G CHROiNICLE. the LOND ON: rhe rile TURSDA2. SEP1TiiMBER io, sSi6. Some Paris Papers of Friday last, and one of Satur- day, reached town yesterday morning, and list night we received our series of Journals of Friday. The Pa- :r. per of Saturday mentions a ramour of considerable im. ng portance, which a private letter, dated.on Friday even- at ing, asserts to be a fat, namely, that ...

... |, 0 N D 0 N: $ATURD.42T. SEPTEMBEL at, 18x6, We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tuesday last. The French Editors seem .till disposed tn make a stand in favour of their ?? friends the Aigesines, bat ,vhept they received our Gazete Fztraardinlary they \ousld probably be induced to alter their tone a little. The Treaty between FY'ance and the PoPE respeffing Ecclesiastical affairs in the ...

... * 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... El.2CTO.7AETh OP;IIESSE, Se04 !4tiL0 The elifferences with th e purchasers ofl Domains 8till ?? Eleabr is 'resolved not to acknowledg'e the sales of D~omains; which took' place during the Westjfihalian time, -tho' ibi several senagt diplom stic -corni-ninica'ions on. this subjeft have been received fromn : those powers, whnse V&orious- 'armsi ieff&ed the res- *torstiun of the old Governmert. ...

... PARTS, p..fgr . I . I PArFr, 8FpT. 6.r-ILetters from. Mlirseilles, daed the |i 29§l ult. inform u9 tbsat the- Court oF Tlrn j conu- s ifing its prepafatloit against t~ie Baibary Powers.- Levies for that destiration are making in Piedmont. A a , great ntumtber of small 6raft is alsD preparing at Naples. s Arrangemnents for defence are making on the Spainish coit, fin tlie neig7lbou1rhobd of ...

... ?? SIR, I wish to call your attention- to an error which has slipped into your publication of this morning. Malte Brun, mentioned as one of the Redafcturs of the QOo- tidiellse, is therein stated to have been exiled from Sweden, under an accusation of having plotted the death of the King. The fa&t is otherwise. Malte Conrad Brun is a Dane, and shortly after having left the University of ...

... ,ITILE MIORNINVG (Cf111'VICLE. LO N D) O N: MONDAr. SUP7 EM13ABER t6, s8x6. Captain BiRsBANIs, of h1is Matjesty's ship Queen Ch arlotte, arrived on Saturday night with Duplicate OficiaI Dispatches from Lord EXMoUIrI, containting ithe details of our success at Alglers, which wvt-e pub. l lished yesterday evening in tile fokluving Gazete I;x- Irrmos dines q. Our rladers will observe with ...

... 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 ...

... T!UU.\!PI or,TRES7'AILLO V. We have received the. following letter, which we know to have been transrmitted to the Secretary of she three denominatioas of Protestant l)isseftttW Ministers. -Our readers will observe that it was written before the dissolution of the Assemblies. I' NismS, AUG. 13,1816. Yesterday was a day of triumnph for all the fanati- cal and bigoted populace of Nismes. The ...

... | TO rHE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. y Q II? 11l-k ?? -)th 'RIA. I S Slit, Bath, Sept 14tb, 1816. s As nothing is more delightful to a true patriot, than d to see those illustrious charaders disfinruiqled as they a should be, who have added a new species of glory to t our conrtry, you will. T have no doubt, receive much h pleasure from heariniT that the Posthumous Honours P Iconferred, ...