... TfIHE EXAMLI N EWt : I _ _ _ _ TuiE Parliament aerc toi ?? o1 TUo.11y nest, at; most irnportant se5sioI1 it wilk be. 1I;)on tliat S. |nay donend, ?? the gqent nnas cif the cotry iO: he relieved from their anxieties, or hdetiler ?? ale 10V drr-e7 Onsiy exasperated; upcn that Ses:ion inay dete, whether or not tihe nmost uuuonetlttionaI corropt 053 i be givcn upi, as we eorwestly ?? th'ey ray, ...

... . FROM GRRMAN PAPERS. LtIDON Nov. 29 -The accounts which we have i formlerly arven of the Luddites, or destroyers of mai shinerV, wi! perhaps appear so wonderful in Germany asf to exceed helief. Men going about in disguise by e flight. forcibly break ing into houses, breaking to piecest the most valuable machinery, annihilating the manufac. tures which they have supported, and even committing ...

... I TO THE EDITORiOF THE MO1NINt' CHRONICLEIX SIRt, You have invited discussion respe ing the Sinking Fund. It seems not a little singular, that in your Paper an- institution, steadily supported at all timej by such men as Mr. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Tierney, and Mr.' Horner as the best hope of the country, should seem to want supporters. Though I am no worshipper ofgreat narnes, yet such ...

... AGATNST A STANDING ARMY. To the BI)TOR of the MORNING GHRO IICVLB. SIR, I have just been reading in an old book the following, )nd which I think so well agrees with our present simes, that I cannot, help sending it to you to put into your va. )able paper if you think proper. YOUR CONSTANT RFADER. I have lately ?? a French book, called, The a history of the Politicks of France, which says, ...

... OV TIIUf1S, AS A POLITICAL EVIL. TO THE 1DITOR OF'NE M1OltNING CHRONICLE. Slll, ' C .1 must leave, it to your Correspondents-Laicus and X. ;t'oieohrrle upon the-aeeess't'tnof 'a.'cf d'mituatidn of wtithes for the prote ion ofthe .agrict~ti r-al interest of thie country: Myyattentidn ltsving ?? di- ,eweed to the. polilical evils arising from the present ,mode of psro'sidini for the Minsters ...

... A.M-lEIC4AI PAPJ4tS. kopyal Haylian Ga.e-tes had been received at Balti- more to the 27th O6ober, which mention the arrival of French Commissioners, who had returned without do- ing any thing. Private letters add. that -tie sahie Mi. nister of State was much ?? at the dispatches coming addressed to , Mons. le General Christophe, instead of 1 his Malesty the King of HIyti, in con- sequence ...

... To AeEDITOR of the MOR,171NG CHlRONVTCl .Lt. silR, 11olton, Lancashire, Jan. 26, *Sr7. I have just seen a strange account in your Paper- of Friday last. ofthe circurn t-ee a idesc the perfoim Hceof a lay at this place for the relie.f tF the J)istressed l'oor. Theme is, I think, a charanter in oone 6f Foote's farces who steals of his poetical prose, an-pecies of con position in NVhichl your ...

... AMERICAv PAPERS. (Baltilaore Federal Gazette, Dec. lo.) Various conjectures are afloat as to the persosn who will compose the Cabinet of the new President. We find it stated in some of the democratic papers, that Mr. Adams is to be recalled from London to fill the office of Secretary of State ; while from other sources we learn, that it is confidently stated by those who are sup- posed to have ...

... LETTER FROM THE PRiNC2 DE TALLEy-RAND TQ LORD CASULERMAGIH. | MY LoP.,-rAn article in ertedin thr t honr of the 27tnh of N-overnbe, represenits me as hoioding, at tho house of Sir Charles Stuart, ill his pr .sellve il'd at his table, siutc h!nliiziae as I cever 1letd, and oever coolsd hold at the honse of thli Elr el oh Amba~ss- dor, ilthoit firgetting two thion-a it is not it y floer to ...

... EAST INDIA Ho USE. A General -Court wati yesterday held at the East India H-ouse.I T'he Chairman (Mr. Rzin) ob~served ,that hie hand the follow- ing-mtirton to suhbnit to thle consideratioin of the Court, which he trsted they would sanidlion wihr fheir approbation, viz.:- Wet this Court approve and confirm thle Resolution of the Court of Diredlors of the 30th 061ober last, for appointing I ...

... L 0 N D 0 N: MONDAr, JANUARr 2o, 1917. By the Packet we have received Jamaica Papers and Letters to ist December, principally relating to the Slave Registration Bill, which had passed the House of Assembly, the votes z3 against 12. The Bill itself has not reached us, thlough we suppose Government must have a rough draught of it, nor is it known whe. ther it is in the same precise terms as ...

... CITY OF .ONLJON TAeRN - Yclsfeiday evening the second: Anniveresir- Meeting of the Juv~enile Bienevolent Society, for Clothing and Promoting the Ej ?? Children, 'arvas held at thie above Tavern. *The room was extremely crowded at an early hour, by a gen- teel and respedhable audience, among whom we-re many of the Society of Friends.-Joseph Butterworth, ]lsq.. M.P. was called to the Chair, in ...