... I :i - ~REFoIlm.-3tMR. E. SUNT. .t. Andrer7., fhlbbrora, Feb. I, SIR,-r am aniionus that you shoct'd record the ?? in,, notes of Mr. ?? address to ?? crxn', !sessi' iil the street afl'joining the Gtildhall, at the bre'iiik ilc f the C~ommnon H~all, held yesterday; and as tiley wrelro T2w ery sioon alter' it ns, delivered, you inay he asturteil :a they arein subtanco correct. Oii leaving thie ...

... ?? ?? APOT irC RIB. T0 TME TItl11T0-i TllE EXAMiNxtR. Ste,--Whiep I thodiibt'it necessary to dlefend the medi-i caljrofl-ssioi- from-an attack which appeared to- me to he heedle~sy aitied at it, I. did not aritijingte that if wound lead to a--pblic dicussiou but I feel it nenessary to reply te y idr oservationF nhtoieP it W'ill be a task ?? IksomIeand disa reeahle I cannotj cdnsiste;t with- my ...

... FQOEIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRA N CE. pE!.ni. MsAtlll 31. -YeSterday theE K'inoheart mass , bi, apartments. The same day, beingr Pal S'unday, tire churches of Paris wvere so filled' s hardly to be Ai6 to Contaiit tie ?? crowds who repaired to them. Satucday thle Tribunal of Police fined a great nuimber of tradesmen of the Paliis Royal, La rue St. Honore, and otier parts, for having their shops half ...

... 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, ...

... 'rHE POLITICAL EXAM NER. I is the madnessi of Ca.y f4bl t: g. a No. . LIBERTYT obF- Tim 'PR ?? coritryVAItI iearvi. -wthi pteev`e, ?? t antee- ?? f-efecuotty sdpres the adions isets ,.jhjie diockand oh@itst everyhhonest dnanwhatene i he Wae belooi to- Having A -a ?? in tihe'-t{rek-of: die Sttae, we nnmlt all intetitiwely feel thatX thfeo 6oiti-od wd be promoted by tile EXTINCt - ?? tof . ...

... vOTE FRtoU, Ttrt MINISTERS OF Tr E MEIItATIsa CIoRTs Tn t MAI.tOtQrs n.P'AGt'LA, SECRETARt OF STATZ FOR FOREIGN AF- FAIRS TO HIS MOST TAITH L NZMAt i .JESTV. ; Pazjis, 16'th& March, f8,17. 1 The occupation of a part of tile Spanish posqessionts on tie River Plate bv the Portagese troops of Bra7il was no, sooner kno-wn inl Europe, than it wvas the object of offioial and sinitol- tarneous ...

... . 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 ...

... TIEI MOR NING CHRONICLE. ar LONDON: tio et, TU9SDEr, APRIL 1, i817i cat ?? New Orleans Papers'to February rith, yesterday o o ?? town, but they contain no material news. It on was there reported, that the inhabitants of Carthageena, Pat it conjundlion with a revolted regiment of Royal troops, on e had taken possession of that city in the name of the iI ?? Patriots. It was also rumoured, that ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TH9 MORNING CHRONIeLE. STR SIR, You would much oblige m'e, and I dare say many of your readers, if you could inform me of the name of the person who wrote the Ode that appears in your paper of to-day, which I have just read with great delight, and also whether he has yet published any thing. ' I have reason to believe that a particularly beautiful poem; entitled The Felon ...

... I I SIR, In your paper of Friday last, allusion is made to tile purchase of the Adv'owson of St. Mary-le-bone, out of the produce of the Crown lands, and it it nsked, 's how any thing can be paid for out of their produce, without being exaflly so much matter of expence to the public, who have given the Crown a compensation for these lands ? This Advowson will not probably be sold much under ...

... STAYlEIlENf OFTIHE ODDS OLN T',ThE DERBY -IN 1 | OOAKS STAKE_-JA N. 27. DERBY. Ta'rken-i to rgit lrorlaer to Sniolenako, Taken-i a to a agst c. by Orville, out of Tlilomentilia. Takeni-ma to a tigit 1). of Grafton's Waterloo. i3 tO i agst D). of ?? c, ty Setiai. Taken-I4 to r agit Art. Lake's G.-zelle. Soo e~veo butted, between ?? to Sniolcnako antrvi Eh r ?? colt, OAKS. T~kc-rr- S to iagst D. ...

... 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 ...