... CIIAPRGES OF T'R'RFXASONABLIP' PIlACrICES. tiv William Waheatley, who wa s brought to London on Saturday n night, bhy a King's lesesigor and a howv-street Officer, was yest,;r;av removed frosts else ilouws o wf Correction to the Secre- nol tary of Stateu's 01icic for the I-lame Depalrtmenet, wheelie hcnI- to) ,derenvltm an ev min.isisl beforre Lord- Viscount Sidmouth, tha Ba .iciw Offrers, Sir ...

... *j 'ro 'lI EDITOR OF TfPk MONi?oC ClzaGONWLg | I .- Sin. TI hod in ntrning to a work in which there is a very good ac- court of the natule of Society and Govcrnments, that the story of the uarcade qnd of the * viewv of the Surrey hibl with which the public have been latel amnused, is a plagiarism froint the Adventures of Signor Gil Blas of Santillane, who for dab- ang In affairs of ...

... IUSIE POLITICALEXAMLNE | p~yis the ?? ofmainy for the gain ofZ i few. POPE. NTO - eCZ.I MXIODERN VIRTUE. (rtrINOT. A STtQLJEL TO TVt' PAPERS ON INFO~TLM4=R.) lr renlltins to be seen what are the remoter and general vthuqtact mive rise to this Iat' morality of the Govern- (alt ?? Inforiwers. And here we cannot help ait once, o4ur iiflnite dittst at the hirelin,'s gZ servile lattlcrs, wbo u ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRtEAT 1Rf 1T.IN' A.ND SIREL AD. flOUSE OF LRDS, JvrY 8. The House proceeded in Appeals. 'Mr. 1Lutcock, from the Treasurer of the Navy, presented an Account of Fees received on Prize Accounts, pursuant to Act 54. Geo. Ill. and the appropriation rbereof.-()rdered to lie upon the Table. The IApproprlation Bill, the Saving Banks Bill, the Bank Tokens Bill, the Extents in ...

... THlE MORNIANG CHRONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: FRI&D1Y, JULY ls, 1817. Letters by the Leeward Island Packet, arrived yes. terday, with accounts froiT La Guira to the 7th, and St. Thomas, dated June 18. Nothing material had taken place on the contiguous mailn. The following 1re extracts :- ST. T1 101AS, JUNE IS. The arrival of the Spansh troops on the malin has not pro. duced the effect that was ...

... TeritrNTn,JC-ev ?? list- Admidral Brion, with his squadron, T.cO itisofortn sil of armed veistel~, Of wh~icla three brigs, idl and thil.remainder sqsi-p.1 and schooners, pased Grenada on the t -d 15th instant Io co-opeae ?? ilolivar's army against t f- the two towers of Old and ?? Guayana.,which alone held outn II. on the 29th ultimno. PFigIA flecheras, with a cannon and fifty id or sixty men ...

... OLIVER THlL SP'i. A fact has come to our knowledge., connected with the mission of this arch-traitor, which. thbugh it can be communicated in a few words, speaks volumes to the mind of every Briti5h subject. On the first arrival OF Mr. Oliver in the neighbourhood of Slhei1&ld, where he spread terror among the peaceable- and well-disposed al part of the inhabitants, and by his flattering ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLEI 7, In - 1 w. sIn, July 22, 1817. Having observed in your paper of Saturday last, an extract of a letter from Florence, dated 26th June, 1817, relative to the Silver Coinage lately issued from his Majesty's Mint; I conceive it may be desirable for you to inform your correspondent, that by the 56th Geo. III. the Silver Coin of this realm is established at ...

... ,FlANCE. PAR19, JuL7 22,-The Princess Royal of the Brazils remains at Florence; but the Portuguese squadron is ex- pected at Leghsor at the end of the month, to take her B oyal P-1igbress on b-)ard. A letter from Carlsbad states, that the King of Prursia lives there in the simplest and inost unssumimr way. He attends the pub!ic roomns, like, a cimimop subscriber, every evening, and ...

... tALLA ROOKU. r- We extract the following just and eloquent Criticism on 'Mr. Moore's new poem of Lalla Rookh, from an IC excellent Scots Magazine' - . i'tir. Mooro is be fond all comparihson the most ingenious, bril- pl liant, andlfanciful poet of the present age. His external senses. C seens more delicate and acute than thoet of oth'er mcni; ;nd ol thus perceptions and sensatioun-crowd in ...

... AFRICAN' ANVD ASATIC SaCIETY. *Yesterday die A nnst,3 Ilotting of thii; Society, which was in- sitited for the lienfilt of dic Poor Natives of Africa and Asia ti residing in London and its vicinity, wasm held in Freemasons I Ilall. WM. WVILBRFltfRCTF, rsq. IN. P. be*~ called to the Chair, shortly exolained the object for which te meettrig, had Ol been assembled, v'iz. for aiding a Society ...

... THiEi EXAMINER. ?? rt_4>= ?? LoNnON, JULT 13. 1 PRO!0ROGNATION OF PARITAMENT. A bout two o'clock yesterday thle PnttsCE REdYNT pro- xeix' in State to ile 11ouse of Peers, to pot an end to tle I Leeloa i oof Parliament. After his Rloyal jighihecs hiad tflo)e, and talen his sreat u1pone the Throne, the Usher Gi tire dikk ick od l was sent to conamnnd thle a~ttendance of alie%; lse of Comnmon, ; ...