... JITEETILG IN PALACE-YARD. On Mosrlday a meeting to.ok place itt Pulace-yarl3, to take into coonsideration tibr proprietv ot' makling a pgilbic decisre wor of t't r brights, to adopt iho mcst effectuial mcassres tor redress. ilcgr thei lvru)lelge, Fiiid to remonstrate with ?? to remove ibose go eve ices xcihich are nrow becomirig insqcpportblte.' A ternporycry lhtiegs was erected with in ...

... THE POLITICAL EX4MINER, Party is the onmdaeas of many ~for ae gin: of a few, BqPra. N.. 524. REFUSAL'OF LARGE GRANTS To THE PRINCES. ,TIE real secre~t of This business has not yet been givei to tje public as far as we are aware, eacept in tbe paragraph n our last week's paper. We say so with thee lessscruple, inasmucl a9 it requires no profun'idiy to find itpiut, though it does require a ...

... 1OREIiN INTELLIGE-NICE. i LATli1. JOCT. 2 L.-Lord BVroo itil; at fenitie; li {1''lt a~id ELr jefr t St(-re(xt1l'Ilts the teietre every :tici reculve, the visits of lise ftielln ii) E; box. is C.- SeVerat-m-ly ?? - A. C-otter, Counsellar of the Royal Court, emplovesd by the Miinittrv to ccllect information in Engliand resnect- ing the instituition of juries the liberty of the press, asl totr ...

... l th E>A .I N FIt. a_ _ = ; _ ?? I ONpl~V, NOVcimEI 2. TuL Emperor of Rossit., King of Pwlusst ?? an1 1 nle of I'EI.LINGTON, have left Aix la-Cliapelle, and are by tls iine most probably at Paris. 1T7he Enperor of AUSTRIA temained belhinU, aind colntitmed to receive proofs of Iiis inr thile most popular of the Allied Sovereins. It is attributed to his retired and nostentfatious mode of life, ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLEP .L 0 N D 0 N: S,1TUI1DAY-, JUErkV i3, iSiS. Tlhe want of arrivals from the Westward has al- L'scd the partizans of Spain, the opportunity of enjoy- ?? fresh victories and triumphs over tde Patriots, 'hidc, we strongly suspect, will only last till the wind *fl2res. In aid of this system of delusion, a report S tihe Goverwor of Barcelona is brought forward, dated MSh ...

... 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- ...

... 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 CMIRONICLE. L 0 ND 0 ?? WEBVDNES~DAF disgust , 1818. By the French post we yesterday received the *ii- ginal Buenos Ayres Gazeue of 22d Apoil, contaizing the official account from General SAN MAIRTI of the battle of Maipo, in Chili, 'of which. we published on Thursday last a translation that had Ireached Ergland through.tthe United States. This Gazette came by the Buenos Ayres ...

... From the LONDON GAZETITo f Auto. 1fl BANKRUPTCES EMNLATGED. A. Ashworth, of Swan, Yorkshire, fustian mana ufacturer, S.I Todd and J. Wright, late of Tichborne-street, Middlesex, haberdashers, from Aug. i5to Aug. 29. liANlKRUPTlS. R. Williamson, of Ipswich, Suflolil, merchant, Sept. 3, at seven, 41, and £2, at clcven, at the Bear and Crown Inn, Ips- nvich. Attornty, Mr. Toms, Copthahi-court, ...

... Fion tih LONDON GAXZET:7-TE o~f Feb. 52.- BANKR PITCf1f'_3 SU PERTISEDED. F. Bradfield, of VVynonndh' m, Norfolk, grocer. T. Dovcy, of Worc e-ter, buildel. B AXKRU'PTS. W. N. Wright, of 6tapleford Ahkbort, Esscri, furmer, March 14, 21, and' April II at twe!ee, at Gffldhall. Attornies, _Mess-s. Evitt an' llixon, 1yaydon-squlre, Hinories. W. ?? Cotsford, (f UIpper ('lapron, Mirlddlesex, plumber, ...

... CHAMBE R OF PEERS.-ArIL 6. The Chamber of Peers (which had adjourned until to-mor- row at noon) was convoked to-day, to receive a communication from the Government. The Count CorvettD, Minister of Fi- niances, and the Counsellors of State, INI. Il3equin and Cavier, presented to the Chamber a projet ef a law riative to the Bank of France. This projet will be examined in the Bicaux, and ...

... 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 ...