... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 2ROM GE'RMAN PAPERS. (DIE1T AT fRANKFORT). FRANKFORT, Nov. 3O.-In the Seventh Sitting a the Diet, which ttiok place on the2th Baovo Groben, thet ?? Plenipotentiary gave in a specia Report on the subject of the Memorials and Petition from the persons formerly conhposig the Tribunal o the Empire, which will come under discussion in a fu ture Assembly. Baton Von Martens, the Hanovetran ...

... OLD BAILELY 01 T-4day, W. Andrsaou; a watchnakcr, was tried forfife murder of johln TLevi by i in f him several mortal it be. 1?. Ite1!tier depe:.0d7-tileL the deh6sed and the T iwjfllr, Alore at the Cart arli Horse-s in Uos iiil-strect, hLA abo :t fiarlet, !t car-s, when thet primonh~r (whytlo it Soo: S as t' yi r i ?? z'dj i-sri! ver riolci t alidt fouil lan clnge, altid clin l- I,_c tld ...

... TO: EADER&- - I .:- All the tormer N froh' No. 15 to '2, ate reprinted and riiay~ be had atithe Otlie, No.A1_9, StaiT, upon appldcation. iThe wtilea price i! 12S 6d. a anlre}d and,' if a thousand copies be regularly It by persohs rn the eOUr t *Sp is hts;a hun re . te iviih Orders must be postpaid'.d - a profit upon 100, solt by retail, is 4s. 2d. and upon 1,000 if taken i-n the Country ...

... To tfe EDIrOR of the MbRvNrG CIIAONICL . silt, At a moment of such unparalleled distress, when all are eagerly contributing to devise means of emnployinent, as preferable to all others, for the industrious poor, I do not find any al4usion rdade to those immense sums voted by Parliament, and raised' by voluntary subscrip. tion for ereaing Nati~nal Monuments in commemora-,4 tion of ottr Naval ...

... THE SIRKING FUND. [BY A CORRESPONDENT.]. Of all the delusions to which mankind have been sub- je~ked, none has, perhaps, been more successfully car. ried on than the pretended Sinking Fund, so complete. ly have people been duped, so generally has the cajolery prevailed ; by so many men of shewy parts, as well as by really learned men, has it been justified or praised; by so many persons in ...

... From tie LONDON GAZIETTE, Dec. 17. FOREIGN OFFICE, Dec. x7, r8I6, Notice is hereby'given, that, for the greater conveni- ence of persons having claims upon the French Govern. ment, under tlie Conventibn concluded at Paris on the 20th dati of November, 1815, between hia Majesty and the Most Christian King, in conformity to the ninth article of the Treaty of Peace of the same date, and' which ...

... SOCIEXY OF SCHOOLMASTERS. The ;Annivirsary Dinner of this Charitaile Institution was held yesterdav at the Crown'aind Atichor Tavern, ii the Strand. I-.g Royal Highness the Duke of Suass x in the Chair, After the clotli was rentoved, A.on nokis Domine was sung, snd the usual, toasts given, viz. WThe King.- The Prince *Regest.-, The.Queeni ?? Charlotte, and the Fe- male ]ranches of ...

... . 7 TE MORNNGCFIR(NI-LE LONPON; TUES DAY, DEiRMJ1AR xt, As ?? We had yesterday no arrival .Fr Erench. Papers, nor of any Mails from the Contineit. Through a private channel we have a notice -of the proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on Thursday, from which it appears that the communication from Government alluded to in the journals, was a projet of law for authorizing in the interim, ...

... FROM GELl.'.lN PAPERS. A, remarkable exhibition. says a paper of'the Nether. lands, is at present afforded-in Paris, at the evening circles of Madame de Stael. Men of all parries ass'em. ble there ; Constitutionalists and Ultra, Philosophers and Tartuffes, partisans of Classical and partisans of Romantic Poetry. Here Benjau rin Constsnlt developes the advantages of the Representative System ...