... s Io t8ig. X In Ise.-. - -- . w. A- 1.AK I A t . i .11 s - 1 , .JAin S. I, k0 0 e , ?? , I : til enr)ering UIJm a liew year Ibib, day, when %we reflect MI ?? feelings Iof ewe st iilh wiichl looking ?? ti I 1 11 1 . I. e .. _. . L - a, . . 1 , i . . . the progress ?? 'tht contitst whicb some of ~the best rev ulatel oijinds lied icsoid lit''isinteumiibl~fit firinrly ?? to ant ?? thle chalnges ...

... - - .V t--hou ad -LI 4 uuefft. p. - I TO THE . . EDITOR OF 'THE CGlLElONIAlWMAERCURr. Ra ?? . - . .. |- - - v A~4Ih v. vls xt' u l .iXU 2 S.Sits, Edinburgh, soth Dec.s 817. The interest which the public take in the spirited improve. i ments at present carrying on here cannot fail to he most gra- tifying to those more iisuiediazely concerned in tbeir execu. t tion, and ought to enicur. age them ...

... to T HE EDITOR OI TlEl MORNING UtM1ONXMEL I SEIR, jecensber 1%, 1817, It iA a perfect truism to say, that in a country govern- ed by weak Ministers there must 'ecessarily arise con- timsam instances of misrule. Nowever, it does not always follow that public opinion is universally brought justlv -;!-nmate errone,,s measures. Folly and wickedness a!s~sane many foons to pass for wisdom and virtue ...

... ENGLISH 'TBVA ELLERS, X ?? . I I r A ?? (Orllfltht accountrO The last mail from Malta brought accouIwII I 1tu several ttalvellrs, persons of the 'first 'distinction ;, through Syria, Egypt, and tbe Grecian islands, some of vhich have reached' our hatids. Lady Hester Stan- ibpe has taken ip her remideilce at the convent of Mar 3E ias, near Bayreuth, on the coast of Syria. Her L dysbip's ...

... FPAjAT.E CORRASPQNPE, NG'f( London, flec. t9, haltfpast evc Although we have anotheri arrival fro.,e tjen'tuir - to-day, we have not received the Presid n.'s 'lessz.: vessel which brought the advices Sailed pvre ous to ry. The accounts from Philadelphia are to the sot. ire accompanied by National Intelligencers to the 260s vember. On tbe arthority of the intelligrf frorr phi2, the evening ...

... (TO TE EFDID OftT6 rwle) . 9 ErRNrlq tN *SIR, WxVhen vou shall be as weary of stuffingr voui ?? lent paper with French debate's, which few of us utnder- stand. and nobody here cares a farthing for, because We kno1t nothing I) the parties, and with tri2- for murder, AIiicide, robibxries, fortunate youtha, and petrty larcenles, at ?? W Bailey. perhapi you will ?? tnc generosity to indulge us now ...

... JURY COURT, EDINBURGH, Dee. 15. KIRK V. GUTHRIE. This was the first action for Crim. Con. that ever came before a Scottish JUN, and therefore it created a good deal of interest. Mr. Sandford opened the case as junior Counsel for the pursuer. He stated that his client, who sited in forma pauperis, was a private soldier in the Royal Artillery, stationed at Leith Fort, and the defender was a Mr. ...

... TO THtE EDITOR 0F.TfHE MORNING CHIRONICLE. S~lt, Having occasion the other day to look into the f State Trials, I met with the following passage in the preface of Mr. Emlyn. It is, I think you must agree , with me,' apposite, and proper' to be laid'before the public. I will just observe, that Emlyn is ?? if by the Learned. Mr. Hlargrave as a very pains taking dI lawyer, and lie (Mr. H.) says ...

... F iF'IT THE .WOiNDO.y GAZETTE. LOIRD CIIAM18REILAll'S ODFICEDEC. 27. Orders for-thl. (Court'S change of mourning, on Sunday the t 4th January next, for her late Royal Highness the Princess V Charlotte Augustasaughter of his Royal Highness the Prince Regnit, and consu't of his.erene Highness thePrince. Leo..- pold or Saxe 'ohourg, v. lhe lWdies, to wear black allt>,1 fringe d or plain xen, ...

... THI9 ATHANASIAN CREED. I Extractfronn Dr. Watson, Bishop of Landarff' L ife. : I had at the time some conversation with the Duke of Grafton onl the propriety of commencing a reform. by the introduction of a bill into the House of Lords, for expunging the Atbanasian Creed from our Liturgy; and we had in a manner settled to do it, but the strange turn svhieh the French Revolution took about that ...

... POSTSC IPT. THURSDAY's POST. LON!DON, TUESDAY, DEC. 30, 1817. AR IS Papers of Saturday last have been received. 11 The law for enabling the Miuister of Finance to collect half the direct taxes of the ensuing year, on the s. ?? of the pro ent, and opening a credit. for him of 200 millions of francs, was proposed to the CbamnLer of Peers, and adopted by them on the same day. A law for recruiting ...

... - The anthenticity of the folld*ing details orthe h rrisefies' endured by som; e German emigrants, al proceeding from Amsterdam to America, is, we are told, guaranteed; -otherwise they are almost r t6o shocking to admit of Uelief . tr ' LisLion, Nov. 4. w ' ?? htave just been witnesses here of an t1 event which has renewed those gloomy reflexions n which the friends of humanity have indulged ...