... THE CO UNTESS OF ALBEiMIARLE. We had the melancholy task on Monday last to an- nounce the death of the above most amiable Lady.- We need not state that her Ladyship was the early friend of the lamented Princess Charlotte, and it is most probable that the shock to her feelings on receiving the intelligence of her Royal Highness's death, fol- lowing the effect of the -dreadful calamity that hap- ...

... | 3m2TRPOUS PFVIG. C T. Our reasmersttre awire that a n Act was paised lact ,esierii7j OarliamteA fi.; t aravttr, improving, and re gulr i-tj atreets of the Metropolis, tind removing and preiei -ii. rsunees and otctrurtiexA therein :-,we think it necessary for ventieri penalties being, timlinteaitionatly ittcurred, to dive the fib -leoixino abstract of th;is A7ct:-' i Allyesn letroying, ...

... fITY V I | ;li ?? i;REaFORMS.- I ?? v!A (C'uimnn Hall on Friliv. on the t oul0! !e flaire ?? ortllrlihs, fl '(51(1 5fi ?? 1'a citl be pre naiae tshe exrrveie of , ie tiac-dis elioihie clits 'ltidld b ex devi! I .! ?? ( il eD- im i) ...

... FORERIGIV INTE, LLGERNCi'. FRANCE. PARNS, SEPT. 26.-Yesterday mornisE the Electosr rf' tire Department of tie Seine asseinib'ed at ei lt itlJi. it their respective Secsions, to nominate the five :.tatti1: Deputies for the Departiernt. The crwinv oti i'it ! 1utlodted between Bellart, Pe;rzer, inuet Qi 'ft Voisins, Goipy, Pasonier, Boenliaein de Coetaiit, Pruet Olivider, end La Faveute. Tll'-' ...

... - .p . :r -r 'I-n TO THE FARL 64--'WTRO Oli ?? 7 A )~ inl 1Rl7. ]'dy LORD, Oct. 10, 1817. 'Vol To those who have carefullygperused the indictment tio, of thc Jft y-eight *mseo1 who- are to-be tried for High ant TreaSon on the I5th of this month, at Derbyjj it must not be matter of some su1rprise-that -Ministers, after the is- to sues of their late political -adventures in-the Courts of cml ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GJrATE BRITAll AND IRELAVD. ' HOUSE OF LORDS, ?? Ceuriuel Nvre hear,, in an Appeal. Earl ?? presented several Papers pursuant to an Address to the Prince Regent lately moved in the House-Or- dered to lie on the Table. Lord Viscosunt SIDMOOTHI presented twoi ?? respedling the moanagement of the Sishing Fund.-Ordered to lie oil the T lable. Mr. Verril presented a Report from ...

... 'rwgE DITOR OF' .N TNORNING CJAUONTICLE, Ogro g5 BDlk Un of'[i dV~ c A..i_ Silt, London, 17th Nov. 1817. 'The want of proper jealousy in the House of Com- mons, on the subject of a Standing- Army,'is parti- cularly displayed with reference to the foreign force called the King's German Legion. That corps en* joyed during the war'the great advantage over the British Army of not being liable to ...

... INPERCAPTED CORRESPONDENCE. DON LUIS DE ONtO, ST11`a15t AtMBASSADOR IN THE UNITED STATES, TO GEN EiAL CALLrJA, VICEROY OF MEXICO. SIR, pH'5LADEtL5IA, 14 AUGUST, 1815. Hhi Majesty's Vice-jonsul in New Orleans hasjust Informed me that two expeditions ate fitting out in that Cit with the greatest habte; the one matilme and the other to ad by land, with a isiew to renew the scenes of horror, ...

... . THE MORNING- THRONICLE. L O N D O N: f. AIDAr, APRIL xI, 1817. A halfsh-eet of the Moniteur was published do Mon- day for the purpose of inserting in the official part the nominations of two Prefeas; but the Paper does not contain a single nqw, paragraph woith extrading. None of the other Paris Journals appeared oti Monday. There is not any Treasury Warfdnt, as mentioned in some of the ...

... OBSERVATIONS ON THE PHR,§ENT STATE OF 1-?tAtFACTURtES IN FRANCE. (From the Journal du C'onmrcC). Our laws on the Customs have, during the last year, been the cause of a paper war, which it is not my wish to revive. The opening of the Chambers is approach- ing. They will have objects of a sufficiently serious nature to occupy their attention, but which ought Dot to render them indifferent to ...

... 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 THE EDITOR OF THEo MR-N1nG CHRONICr. I StIr, After what you have said of the number of Elegies, &c. sent you on the late melancholy catastrophe, it may seem presumption in me to trouble you with -the inclosed Poem on the came subject. That it .-is vry inadequate to the occasion that calls it frith, I arn inm deed deeply sensible; but that I think it has poetical merit, it would be absurd ...