... THaE MORIAVNG CHROINICLE. L 0 N 1) 0 N: SAI'URJI),1, IOVEAEMJATR 7, 1818. It is reported that the Duke of WELLINGTON IS to be offered the command of the army in the Netherlands, composed of Prussians, Dutch, and, it is believed, Russians. It will be remembered, that we allowed by treaty 75,0001. of the French contributions to strengthen the Dutch frontier. Tournay, Mons, and other fortresses, ...

... To bTHE FDITOR or ni MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, T buy a Lottery Ticket as I wvould buy a box of Pa- Tent P'ills ; as often as I count down the money on the counter, thinking I might reap more real benefit by playing duck and drake with the shillings on the Ser- Ventine - nevertheless, for certain reasons, which I need not explain, I generally get a sixteenth in every new scheme, atod bold one now ...

... O 0RFOLK COUNT'Y MEETING. Saturday last was the day appointed by the Iiigih Sheriff for holding a County Meeting, to vote an Address of Condolence to his lloyal Hichness the Prince Regent, on the demise of our lare Queen, his late Royal Alother. TIhe ifigh Sheriff lid not take the Chair until near one o'clock, tie having waited a very considerahle time for the Noblemen and Gentlemen wbo signed ...

... WESTMIINSTE'R.-NerTHc DAY. At the Close of the poll yesterday at four o'clock the gross numbers stood titus:- Sir S. Permilly . . it789 Sir ?? Blurdett 3d115 Sir Murray Maxwell . MGI H. Hurnt, Rsq. , 74 t Mr. RLLIS, upon this statemienitlbeing announced, appeared as usual at the front of the I1usrtings, but coultd only obtain a hearing at the request of Mr. Braice, who begged of the as- ...

... CO6V NTATONOF ROYAL BURGUIS I Mr~,T~BONin spechf geatassmatioti, replied to Mr. Cilo.. & nfistdng tht th Unourble' -Gentleman Lad bothniltrepesetedthe tatnsen ofthepetitionlers, and of thle Gitlton onbigdr(.' sie o th Hsuse. The 14nnsurabii Gettles~lha n~rigt o ue te a,~ug b adnc' There was siai logywhatever bteote pasition from the hbur- Psese oft Whithorti, and thos wchhad been rejected ...

... V1>VAXULLA. ii ?? , 71..termol, P'i- orilie 1'('ii 'ltl5tt:tt , Al).5 Icitily';ljtot,, I U.K up 'ay pet, f'r the pulrgeeat lditalilto thle I ?? ?? t Sui t si lie ?? s 'ff Ci~rc in this roeentry, in Id pipeirttii:t5 oF n' i!: l. ?? . izg~t of ~the)is p w~oince, to:vitl.;lt rlti ?? itl ~ :ld.n ly it~t: bet!. '-\fte r the par niil defeat stistaitted by Ltl :c1; I cilea' .iioe ii ?? is lrmL tttii, ...

... lIE!? R1Y~ Ai ND Wf-irE' FISSlE1, ~is 1 The herring fishery has, forthe last week, been'very *ucc!ssful1 upon thL coast of Caithness and in the Mo- r1SY Frith, giving employment to a ?? number of the natives oF the adjoining coun'ti's, as well as to a. great bo~r of the more enterprising fishermen of the South leritlh. Nlothingf can more distinctly mark the rpidptogr'ess of tlis hianch of ...

... CROcw DROITS.-It appears from the AkccoUnts I Iclatiom to the Droits of the CrowAn and of the Ad. I ?? have been printed by orier of the lloiouce I f Coji,ol5' that the sun total received to the present ,.noufnt to EISI1IT .?iLLtON.S bix /itdundred and TrE housand Eig/t Liundred and Fiy zfour ?? ?? 13and a Fiaction, out of wicrh the iiolowilng / t have been paid, besides the sums appro- , ...

... II ESTMIXS FE U 31EE 7 1XC. \ cstrrday aI mott nloevlre ii anid to poc-usb Ia leeti p o the e g:ectitrsn of W;eitot j ~scer we.I held, pe ~sualit toa ad-.e tise inert, s~t teh (rtsl' 1 Cii ad Anchor, for the pollpn6. of ti li iig hint Clot- - iera'tino the mi ~t a!dvisable naices of szcrltrill tlitit'leapiii ILiiiI' cii its repn 'Osltltiiitie, on1 the vlci icy occ.1o0ed 0y h .c ph'~z rep ...

... TO PETITION AGAINST THE LRGALTTY' OF 0 LORDBINNNG' RET RN O SR~ r,,IN .ri-E 1 ENSUING PARLIAME NT.' SC On Tuesday evening a numerous and highly respectabcle 1:1 meeting of the Freemen of the City of Rochester was held at 'al the Kitig's Head rin, for the purpose of receiving a communi- c' cation from Mlajor Torrenq, respecting the legality of Lord, o Binning's 7,ualification to serve as a ...

... LORD 1 MAYOR'S DAY. Yesterday being Lord Mayor's I)ay, the procession took place in the order described in our paper of Satur-' d(y. The late Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayor Elect, &c. embarked on board the state barges at Queenhithe, and proceeded to Westminster. After the usual cere- monies had been gone through, they returned by water to Blackfriars-bridge, where they disembarked,. and the ...

... LONDON: TUESDAIr, SEPTEMBER 1, 1818. Nile were favoured last night with a Haytian Ro7yal Gazette of the 12th of June, containing the following Proclamation:- THE KING TO THE HAYTIANS OF THE WEST AND SOUTH. HAYTIANS !-The civil dissensions which have afflicted our country have not failed most grievously to affect our paternal heart, and we have not ceased, nor shall we cease to use all our ...