... IPE 1 A A-AL PARLIAM EXT GlJ'.IT BRITAIN AND ?? Lord 131INNIlNG brought in the Bill for the e~~ of Lunatic Asylums in tite Counties of Scotland.1Q~'~. afirst limre, and. ordered to Ito read a second tin'. ~ ' t March. Leave wivts given to bring in the Annual lrldeln~-t:.~ MIr. BFNSWN gave notice, that (in the 24h move for leavle to bring inl a 13:111 to citable Tr it.,5liO*. ties, we believe) ...

... THE MORNING CHuRONILLE. L O N I) 0 N: PIUDAYl, APRIL 3, 1818. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday last, They repeat the statement that the Duke of WELLINGTON was to leave Paris this day for London. It is mentioned from Pteersburgh, that one of the Russian Grand Dukes is to succeed the late Count PLATOFP as Hetman of the Cossacks. The Madrid accounts are continually varying with ...

... * NIR. HIUTNT A NJ) THE NEIV TIMES. D Saturday ;,r. Henry Iiunt preferred a bill of indictment iO- Ifo0e the Grand Jury of the City of London against Mr. Andrew Ilitchell, the printer of the New' Timles, zui. }idkward Quinn, ?? and Dr. Stoddart, tlhe proprietors of the said paper, for a slibel. The Grand Jury, after iluch detiberatioii, found a true bill against the paxtics. MAr. ruint ...

... Mft. ARB-UTI-I-; )V7YT A. AeO'JTHNOTT TO T'ra; CojmV5sN'lNG OFFICER AT FORT GAINES. 0kolokne IRiver, March A, 1817. Tle head chiefs request I will inquire Of you why Arneri- ,tn settlers are descending the ChatahoLchfe, driving the poor Indian from his habitation, and taking possession of hishome and cultivated fields.' Withouit authority, I can claimn nothing from you; but, a humane and ...

... FR 01:)X A G E,7tiMA N PAPI~E II. The following interestinog article, on the liberali pub- licstions in France, appear., in the RlsAemniscisene B3.1it- tt'rn}.v The Mkinerve merits the first place. It is written with taste, and in it the logic of 1M. Benjamin Con- stant, and thec wit and humour of M. Etianne are notc to be mistaken. This work is the moat dangerous rzdd all for the Ministiy, as ...

... THE MORNING CHR ONICLE. L O N D O N: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1818. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tuesday last. 'One of them mentions as a report in circulation, that the Emperor of RUSSIA is to arrive in the French Capital to-morrow morning, to dine with the KING, And to set out the same evening, and sleep at Senlis; but according to letters from Calais, received yesterday, the grand ...

... EDUCATION COMMTITTEE. We' sball relieve our readcrs From the uninterrupted ?? ?? the abuses of Charitable Funlds, by .an aicrount of the pleasing effects of zealous, wvell-di- rected benevolence, though aided. by very limited meanls. It may be deemed, on a small scale, wh~at Scotland, in its present state, compared ivith its condition a century ago, forms on a large, scale-an exemnplifacationt ...

... PARIS PAPERS- LOUIS, &C. PAcsRI, Srr T.5D. I'IISIDENITS AND VlcE-5'RESSDENTS OE TRE ELECTORAL COLLEGES, LoNVotECIS 3iT OUS OR1OONANCE. Ary-Camille Jordan, President; the Chevalier Sirand, Vice- -President. AL.FEs (BAssas)_The -Chevalier Arnaud de Puimosson, Pre- 3ident. CoEaxE-The Comte Alexis de Noailles, President; the Comte Da ebru eac. Vice-President. FIseesresm-Tise Comte de Rosily (Vice- ...

... DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT STATE OF IRELAND, BY A SCOTS GENTLEAN. I TO THE, EDITOR. Sin-After a winter spent amid the gay delijhts of i a French Capital, a spring in the. soul revivingItaly, and a summer amongst the wild and romantic nioun- tains of $witzerland, I coutld not think, of retfi'iiing' Horie, perhaps for life, to. our Land of. Cakes, to. auld Scotland, without ha%'ing first ...

... The LONDA(7 GAZETTE of Oct. 31. This Gazette notifies the Princc Regent's approval of the qtsh Regiment being perm tted to bear on their colours and appoitntments the words ILgmornt op-zee, and the 88th Regi- rnent ott theirs, the vor:!s 13adajos, Vittoria, and Nivelle; and his permission to Capt. IR. Cast, of the 5ist Regiment of Foot, to accept aald wear the insignia of the Sicilian ...

... NEWV ST'REIT ACT. Yesterday a Jury was inipannelled at the Westminster Ses- sions Hlouise, to assess the amount of what damages wvere due to the occupiers of several houses in Air-street, Picradilly. which l are to be taken down under the provisions of the Act of Parlia- ment for opening a New Street from Carlton House to Mdary- I.-bone. lsOct0tARST A-D STORR V. THIE COMMISSIONERS or THtir NF ...

... SSIR -S'AM U Ro1MILL Y. The melancholy e'vent which we have this day to announce, will fill every part of the kingdom with mourning--and not pnlyofthe kiffgdlitir every parst of the enlightened world,` reverence for the cause of civil and religious-.i berty rendered its most distinguished llocate dear to the hearts of the liberal and humane. Sir Samuel Romillly, distracted by the death of his ...