... 11005, 1,,- ?? - - LONDON, TULSD.A, NOVEMBIER 17, 1816. * TUESD.AY, NAWBA~bicbu.0 .110. Tffs QUEEN--.-Her Ma~jesty is evidenl aspoching her ?? .There, is, indeed, every ionfan apprM`oachil1 hg iiirstXY'ok; and5, in Conl- 7ieoce 55er \lajesty is lever left, oven) for a moment, ~tpat two fe tite atndlnft. in tite presence, andl or thr o tle ~tsicians, wvitl tie Hounsehold fitgisy, n tle ...

... THE MIORNINGl CHRO.ViCL'J.k L 0 N D 0 N: M[ONLDAY NOVEM1BER 23, 1818. The letters and papers brought by the Mars are not of so late a date as those lately received by the Night- ingale, but the details are fuller and more imlportant. Letters from an Officer of rank in the Buenos Ayres army stationed in Tucuman, communicate the fact that their light troops had intercepted the correspond- ence ...

... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1gS. r n -I ., - - _ Tugs LATE Q EEET.-We might, perhaps, be ge- nerallyexcused by the pnblic, were weato o llw the I 1- . - de. and Omit sau obser- example of the _Molning Chronicle, and omit all obser- SoV vations on an event, which cannot be expected to have ; in much influence on the -interests or the sympathies of .less mankind. But though the death of the aged is a ...

... THE ItE X Ai ANl tax 1. __ A_ ?? Loeneor, NovLrPeav 22. T7iE Congress iS sfill sitting, both great and smnl,; hbit they brave tlot ?? done any thing except the deterwination to cail their troops out of P rance, which ale still march. iln offJaccordingly. The Sovereians Make excursiorna to the capitals of neighhourin, countries, and then return. Tllhe1 Duke D'Axt,;outsvs.rr has breen among tha ...

... .THE M1ERCURY. TiJE Conferences /tf the Congress at Aix- ?? are close2, and a number ot' official docul- cicets, cooeprising the result of its deliberations,,hlave been published. The most irnportant of tlese are the Protocol of its, Proceedings, and a Declaration of the Views of the confederated SovmETuiC',is- these- we hoave givwrn eaetire. The first docuemient in tie series -i's Nese ...

... LONDONj SATURDAY, Nov. 21. I The Royal Undertaker, 'Mr. Ranting, had thie w leaden coifl. remot)ved to the ,chaniber or her la'te 'i Majesty, at the' cast end of the Paliace, thlis eVenl- in. The coffift wts placed on tressels, and the pa mell employed onl that orcasionl, hmvilng withdrawn, tif! preparations were madle todiposiL in. it the royal thr remains.;' This'last 'sad otlicc ivas ...

... POSTTCRSI . . .a. I { st 1' 1' 1\i \- a.. -r E havo r eoier4 this tnqvbqi W o n (autits reached 'S it n Ar1tmW iW,f5 ron .fvil ?? toa Siri~rperuid, the * t cc bloisghl I~ tCIji5 ekiiios 5oitekhaio less :11 ~, I,* li'~e ~chleviea mourbu ta iill cuotilily its. ?? ( lti a timl it Viciiit , 'it .. htte aa t titiinl'several haitzd red Iiv es1 sdits tI e V\,bIissls lo islv ALt. Ilt tilke, lin ...

... S, T LUT1DAY AND SUNDAY's i'oSrS. itLONDON, SAT~if.DAY, Nov.2,I. DEMISE OF THlE QURN.~ afe e kad the inmornc'ili'd~ut v to ann i~ trina~c tion of ?? I Icii's. On N aciityniht at Illortifticatiol01 ci ret erit was evidieiit.t ;15ctrS. 3. 'o''1''a;edintvr l Pon thle zirriyril or' thle Bulieti 1 icc town 'iVIM nioc icing, hleeirltoyal Biiglitesses thle Prilmec 11,elt eiid I)tike of Yo~rk set off ...

... - . jLONT DON Th'uRSDA, M)OVEJBER 19, IBIS. Wje ha-ve at length~l to announ11ce thle, lon1g a expected -event, wichiu has deprived Elogland ofit Quieen. The public heaul beth pr-cpared for tlhe cala toity furl, its truth. the natur,' of Iter Majesty's d'q ni Jicr, combinted with., the advanced pcriail to wvhich Ptrovidentce had( mponusned her clays, left 110 well- grounded hope ut- the linindl ...

... To THE EDITOR or T1!?MOUNING CFiRONICL1? ' Slt, . ~ T Ln ondlon, Nov. 16, 501.8. . Tn a letter frori 'Buenos . Ayres, inserted in your c paper of' the S3d of November, I met with a statement, r which, from the importance of the matters it relates to, has excited, I doubt not, in others the same interest 1 with which it was read by me. We are there inform- r ed, that the p.o~ple of the ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBERt 24. FR0O1 Aix 1l-t'Chaapelle, private corres Pondi- ea~e :11oiiui~tCes~, thiat I le gretat potliticail i thrcolace was iii the ve'r v et -it' d is- 'The Eai1.peror if Aiaaratia left C>11101 eas 'j'II riay niaratrg. Thet Emtperoar Alir-xaaadcr oil ?? precedarte, do'-Y. 'I'lie Duke ?? iik ls ilepa rtaire at six iii the monulinag of' thle ,7t,aler di~iriar wial tile Ri assi'.ia ...

... LOSS OF TIHE SYLVAN. MITRACULOUS ESCAPE. IFrom nit T 'e CrkA'lferrssllide (irsssicle of the Usth is. Ii oicr raper of Friday, we stated the loss of the Sylvan, of (>'ris, Cantinii Pughi, fr'or Liverpool for Cork, on the Sove- reignl's lslands, near the harbour of Kinsale, and somne circurn- Ftajirres connected therewith; amon~xst others, the ifiss of three 1ass-nr's, two of whbom, a man andc ...