... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SMITHFIELD CLUB ?? SHEW I ~~OF CATTLE. Thursday morning, soon after nine o'clock, the fat oxen, cows, wether sheep, and pigs, intended to be shewn for the Premiums liberally given (for the nine- teenth time) by this patriotic Body, and by their Noble President, the Duke of Bedford, having arrived, the Stewards of the Shew, John Martin Cripps and Johm Elilman, Esqrs. and the three Judges chosen ...

... TmE RIOTS. FURITHEIR INTERESTI'NG -ACCOUNTS. 9 Officers may now be said to ~be in search of. the yt ?? in every direaion, and the Lord ci ayo hourly receives Communications- respeiting 'him. tli Amoonrg'them is an extraordinary letterwhicli we sub. m( ,oin, reiceiled by his Lordship yesterday .iaorni ng, and in *purportigX to cone~fromt young Watson kimstelf! The w document has been shewn to ...

... IEV SOU 'H If, LE S. Wie have been favoured by a Correspondent with ,he following Account of the Establishment of thist rising Cc;!Ony in MarclhList, viz.- t His Excellency Lachllan hlacquarie, Esq, Major-Genereal in the Army, Governorin Chief. George Molie, Esq. Lirut.-Co1. of the A61h. Regt. Lieutc- nant Goivernotr. ,, . ' John Watts, Lieut. s4th Regt. Aid-de-Camp tothie Governor. Benry ...

... THE MtVORNING CHROVICL& L ON D O N: FRIZAr, DZC9ERfBZ j3, Ir6.; We have received avariety of Official Papers and Bulletins relating to the operations of the Independent Army aaing in the Windward Provinces of Vene- zuela, and called the Liberating Armay of the East. By them it appears, that the afion, fought on 2d August, at Quebrada Honda, between Sir GREGOR. M'GnRGoot and the Spaniards, ...

... r Many ?? of the nature and intended extent of the late riots, have been discovered since our last publication, some of which, however, we are not yet at liberty to promulgate. The younger Watson had not been heard of in any authentic shape tip to a late hour yesterday evening, but from the nature of another letter, received yesterday l morning by the Lord Mayor, from the north-east of i ...

... SPA4-FIELrS A M1lETING. Co '%Ti rdtv, per iet to adjottrnment, the People re-aissemo- i b em -ti d-I, B r the pnrpo-e of hearn'if Mr. Hunt's repot elte tI - I PI i sv-ri I wh ilw -Primce R ,Iee ad reh-lred t ?? P-ni- tio0 *f thr i-5t 'tkeihg. At onle (,'clock l;Mr. Ilunt of Hriottl a-rik -r1, :n his tat' ' iit, at tie Xferlilt'i Cave, whei a NIr. CiAci, tf;,l; the (l laii,. r. c iinlmetn I ...

... We have just Been in The Courier a pretended letter from Paris, in which the most false assertions with re- spe&t ?? are advanced with an assura'nce well.cal- culated to impose upon men who are ignorant of the lengths to which the hypocrisy of the passions may lead mercenary writers. Carnot, if we.. might believe The Courier, far frobm having received from the Poles marks of the highest esteem ...

... BRUSSELS, DEc. 4.-General Vandamme, who is included in one of the Ordinances of the -King of France, and who had resided several months at Ghent, was arrested in that city yesterday morning, and brought hither, in consequence of the requisition made to that effea. He has already set out under escort, to be con- veyed to the frontiers of Prussia. ' Letters from the frontiers of Spain, of a very ...

... DISTylESBES OF THE PEOPLE. : 4 . At s Public 'Nleetin',4 '6fie ¶by -Advrleeiaimnt, -of the -4 p 1BUIIGESSRF I 'tOUSR ODR caf'sta~'NAllN il iTA'N IS of RFNFREW. helt?_ nalrgReifMr: Cc]' lait quain('raon ry on' Situx ay- ~Novemtber n,3-; t6& take into coiioideratlon ?? of tbe~ I Muntry, - z Mr~ WYALTER:S`MITH 'inthe- Chair. IThe frillawing Rf!'nluton wrevanfmlsn ty.Wiopited and so gen'er-? ?? ...