... I'E iMYINlCV(; CHRONICLE. I. 0 N D 0 N: . rUtRiWr. faCTOBER a, I6. We received yesterday the- Paris Papers of Fiday last, 3 heyi coitin kie to put ?? articles on the spbjed of the elec ions, whiell, of course, are all on .one sido, thoukh sone of the expressions used will bear ?? ?interpretations. It is curious that a brochure is adver- tised in these papers by a M. NARJMst,.entitIed, A ...

... . ELCho'iOV 6 LORkD iZ4-Y~oR.. CON ?? . . r 7orm. ?? V II uintk aod continued] without intern stdori -till three, when tlit' book s. e-o weeclosed for the day., At ?? twenty Irirrutes a!,'i he the the P residing Officer declardth nuber toi a f 11! t- very 5PODOr' ' the, The Lord liatynr .9 s6 of Alderan Comb . y , s of 'Aldermnis C. Soith . 2t, lull- nisds PoLL..1 ,der Thse Lord Mayor ead, ...

... .: IUNTIkL AGRiCULTURAL i.jPORT. ith Tlhe coritilarvest in the tost aoutisrn ani felillt d'itrifis to it nearly, oritogether comp!eted, and. the prdiuce seirel; t it in those whichstatid in the .next degree of ftrizerdnes', the nd farnters are in the height of thtsr Ilarvest.Iqlwor, whtelt, in the ey most northerra aud latest parts has scarcely eo tibed. T lrn gh preselt is not only among the ...

... AGRYCULTURAL SrATFl OF TSHE - KINGDQ.M, c 11 IFERUARY, FIARCff, ANY APPl1L. 1816 :, BEING, T-H-ESUBSTANCE OF T E ?? OF M'.ANY OF TIMI ?? OPULENT AND INTELI.1- GENT LANDHl-OLDERS TO A C1RCU3LAV1AF LETTER1.1 SENI' HY THE IMARD, OF AGRlC111ITURB~ TO EVRERY PART OF ENGLAND, WALES$ AND SCOTLAND. NORFOLK. J01155 MoscL-sv.-However tedious may be tbefoncrataontif ado tracing the present calamity to ...

... P PAWS pdPPIRS.. PARtIS, SEPT. 27.-ThcElecoral College of Senlis, Deleaitmneni of Oise, has named as Candidates for the Chamber of Deputies, Messrs. Juery, De Saint- Cricq, and rron'chns'. u D Si' The Electoral College of the arrondissemrent of Sceanx has named Messrs. de Chateau.iroa and ?? t trenoblaye. 'JFi'e Eleloral College of the arrondissemnent of Sens Lis named as candidates for the ...

... FELLt3W C0T1Zr Ns, In the exercise of yourele&ive franchise at this ito. ment, you have an opportunity, Which may not soon occur again, of conferring an important and lasting benefit tipon this greatcity. Your wisdomn and tour patriotism are put to the test. You know what efforts your present excellent Chief Magistrate has made in every line to rea1ify abuse ?? promote improvement. Without ...

... MPUlRT, kf.XIMR, AND rrtYvrTPTE9 OF Di. F. A, - I CHAT!FAUBtUAND IN t797. CAMPAIGN ou 1794. _ Before we give thit extranis o0 thih subjefl, we must preri se thar a gieat part of (l. de C.'s essay Coniot5 of a tedious, far-fetched, and silIV comparison between tele war of the allied powers against the French Republic, and the invasions of Greece hvythe Persians ! He car- ries this ...

... ALWtRIANR OR 21Ih1xLS1v . P 4SsF. TO T'ftE EDITOtt DU THE 2aORNINd C.4R.t4ICLiEi, Notwitihst:inmnl the gtdr; nut Vitary * ve, thi, Alge. rines, I finri that rhe svttern oF Pirat. Passes is stitl to he continued. 'I'lhe ans ver at the Adtniial V is, that there is no a!teration in the old regulations ?? which are, thiat the maqrer and owner of wety ship Vhall, every VOPA-14.ectev into a bond ...

... PARlIS PI- PEIS. PAnts, 81PT. 28.-The K ing bas dqubtless the right of dissolving the Chamber. The Sovereign, when )e was pleared to give a Charrle tq hi; peophe, reserved To hiimself that fight. He e'xercises it, and the Fepcbh people aubmlit resperfully to hiq IRoyal will. P But does it become tliee writers who have always been distinguishe ,: by that conscience, and that sort of pen, of ...

... 711E AlOAT YTVG CH1(\IV!C.lhE. en LONDON: I't WEZINESDAr, OCrOBER a1, ti6. e \e have reccived Norfolk (Virginia) papers to the 2;th, and Charleston ditto to 2o|h August inclusive, i but they are ?? of newq. Ir. It aappears by accounts from. viriour. parts of the Union. that Mr, MONtio will be clsosen President, and Mr. TIONIPKTNs Vice-President, of tile United States, -at the approaching ...

... AGRICUILTURAL SrSAT OF THE I rKINGDOI, - , T14 FEBRUARY, MAlICI1, AND APIT., i8t6; 11FING, THE-13 SUlSTA NCR OF THE RIEPLIIeS OF MANY OF T[H F MOSI' OPULENT AND) *NTELLI- (ENV I1,ANDI101.,D'1'() A CIRCULAR LEAVER SENTI IiY T['fi BOARDl OF AGRuICUIArURIEl TO P-VIIY PART OF E:NGLAND, WALES, AND SCOTLAND. N0la IFOLK. a 3015M0iitLEY-GC'dhlltOCdT I s- ?? Tithes. In '[hese were originally lestifned ...

... to nl!E ?? OF TIHE MO1UNING CHRONICLE. slit.. Ymur Piper has become more unpopulas, than ever at the TrcasurV, anid nor wi hoit rva-on. You ?? of l2cthinj but geonons9, refrenchn/ent, and the abolition of siaecteres, which tnu;t gile cauwe of great Rodvasinesa to manv worthy men, who thou th in the daily p.ralitC of the ctri.iest economy themselves, are ever ready to o en t ier purses to the ...