... r~l~iT~' EXAM R = - 'F THE EXAMTINER. I~~~r T S~n5~, DEaCE1;BEP. 29. IT is nowv pret!Y 'vpl tunderstood t1at LouTs XVIII. I5, realv been very ill and by his continuing not to appeer i il po die, tile a Cmiln n. of his convalescelice arc in tilt t wvealkenled by thle ranospiringX of this fact. It wottld- c sain 'L if be oid not venture to chew himself cven as th Xi did, slho, to counternct the ...

... THlE POLITICAL EXAMINEER. I Parly is trn madness of many for the gain oafrfew. POP. No. 4.5 4. BONAPARTE IN STP. HJEINA. No. TV. (Conainfing Extractsfrom an intiresting WfCork jim published.) Tor old readers of the Exnribner know our oninion of thi iiluistrious person. We never admired his enfemies iwe tholght thenm, except at one molment of time, very Lillv, obstinate, and inteacbnasle; and w ...

... PARLIS, DEc. 2. .- ^ - . ., - _ . . - M. de Castelb~ar, a virulent Ultra, who concurred last year with thorof1iis party in restraining the liberty of the -press, this year makes a motion to restore that liberty, which motion will be the stubject of discussion t im the sitting of the Chamber this day. In this view M. de Castelbajac wvill be met by Governments in so, -I far as they intend ...

... To TTH EDITOUQjt TTHE4ORNING CHRONICLE.f I observe ino te Papers'of last week a notice from the Bank, that they will Us pay itl cash., or other notes, at the option of the holderd, all notes of one or ttoo pounds df' the date'of 18I2. Upon which it is re. marked in VTe 'fiines, that sthe number of such notes must be very. small ; but that they hail every step towards the return to cash ...

... Extract a Leitter fronI Parls. 4 The debates in the Chamber begin to grow warm. The minority, which is the Uljra-Royalist party, bear a hatred towards the Ministers, and particularly towards the Minister of Police, who revealed to the KiNa and to the-public all their intrigues, their secret societies, their views, and even their opinions on the present con- dult of the KIING, whom they do not ...

... Accounts, of the date of last weel, report corn even then throead, in various parts of the countrr' F.Sring Wheat has beefs ol pirt ictularly backwa l. Mlluch Wireat and 3'arhty yvhich, in or- at tier to take the itsiost advanitage of the intervalc of fair wea- ft tier. vawa carriel . rematurely, has Fermented il the Back, end B s.uen r retrned tr, the 'ell at great lahour and expence, in ...

... THE EDIr OFTI 01IfllS W1RNIlNG Ci11i'ON1CLEi SIR, I beg to transmit to you the following copy of a vnimunication. I lately received fiom a fiiend at Cib- taltar. I decline making any con rerpt; I vill allow t to speak foritself. I am, &c. clvlS. Gibraltar, %otb August, r8x6. D RthAnL SiR,-Perhaps vou are not aware that a numerous establi4hrnent of Medical Officers is main- taimed in this ...

... I ! I 7- t'r I , v , . AlOVYER AND H 'S.SE, th r')t the sehj~t of the irroduffion'of the use of the ..:e anald jic R e7tdJ int the sysfem of inanaienleat of tlhe fanvoie?:aX2 and lfecloral Hessgu' .roo s. thufol- lowing observations ae made by -te-Reiischean B at- ter A- Thie %voild goes on in its old way. Though a dear bough t experiene of ih.irty.yars, may say over and over again, that the ...

... THE -MORA'VNG CHROINICLE. L O N DO N: WEZDNAEsDAY, DECEMBER ir, stiS6. Letters from Cadjz received by the mail of yesterday, notice the arrival there of the Spanish merchant -ships, La Perla and La Cantabria, from Lima, with a million of dollars on board, belonging to the Mercantile in- terests. ' The safe arrival df these vessels, which had ran so much risk fronn the abundance and boldness of ...

... 1rMi the LONDOIV GAZET, . 28. [T'his (azette notifleilithat the Prince Rlegent has revoked the t ronlinission, appointing OsboriheA1%arkshfh, together witr John .F:iIler and. Aexan er .Lrraine, Esqrs CoanntiAsioners ?? tihe ' .Alfasrs nF 13arracks, and hai appointed Osone Matlihartn Esq. J to he Comptr llerof the Barrack DepartmentI also appoidled i Edward lloscawen Frederick, Esq.. to be ...

... 7'fE . MORNING CHRL)A'ICJ,! l. L O N ON: VS177TURi),,l DECEMIZHE r 1sz6 Th ?? of the Germanic Sovereign; have at last beon forced out of all thair intrencliments of eva- sion, and relu&intiv dragged to the consideration of'! hlie grand qulestion of Pop)'dar Cionstituitionss. Tn the eighth Sitting of ihe Diet on the 2d instant, the En. voy of Saxe \Weimar submitted to ?? the new Con- I st ...

... On Thursday the Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburghi proceeded in full state to the Royal Hotel, the residence of the Grand Duke Nicholas, in order to present him with the Freedom of the City, which was voted to him on the preceding day. The Lord Pro- vost, on presenting the diploma of freedom, addressed his Highness in a very animated speech. Baron Ni- cholay, on the part of his ...