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... Td TINE EDIT0j OF.Tz IORNN CHRQNLCLE. I; have for some time past been visited by unpleasant suspicions that I belonged to theunfortunate, class of Dandies. .0f:ibte thle apprehensionlv.hls' become so strong, in consequence of the many significant ishrugts andwinks directed at me in the street, :that I am losings Ilsy sleepand iny. appetite, .-and can' ho longer forbear to make public. py ...

... FROM THE FRENcii FRONTIERs, DEC. 18.-The rapidity and force with which public spirit expresses it- self in France, is a phenomenon that fixes the attention of all Europe. A new life and vigour seems to have been diffused throughout the whole of the State. The- Government, far from' having any thing to fear from this spirit, ought rather to rejoice at it, for its true power, its true dignity, ...

... ADDFND UM P. V ANTICIPATION. It may be of service to the meek yet brilliant Author of the forthcoming Letters' from the, North of Italy to possess the following additional fact respect- ing the paternal Government of Austria at Milan.- He is welcome to make use of it, and to explain it, moreover, to the best of his political judgment Colonel MIRRI, after having served under all the ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUAUY 12, 18i9I ?? _ -:l r . _ 4 Tlne following private letter from Falls was' re- ceived ?? morning,, wbhich contains .rome interesting infrormititn r 'Pepting the lpa ie'jintp Whoci the Nib Chamrlers ?? l0 bm . do I de. a ' PARIS. Jn~i ?? he p xitlistry9.hbtains., rppre, and rore, gqueral approvi;tion; agitated minds bave.. beeu ealmed fas It wre by. .ieleantmeit, .and. ?? ...

... _ POLICE, Jan. 14. thou 1 Gtrmms:A7J;oanna Southctt's Discipe_ a Ge Ieritable instance of the efibets of infatuation and reli- event J Kious enthusiasan was exhibited at this office yesterday. agt, in Samuel Sibley, and Maria Catharine Sibley, his wife, Miss Samuel Jones and his son, aboy of ten years old, Thomas dresE - Jones,- John Angel, Thomas Smith, James Dodd, and hor Edward Slater, a ...

... ILONDONJ SATURDAYS JAN.O 16. A Paris POOIr contaiis the following Extractof a 1ftter addreised -tof his Excellency the :Miistn r of oriue .aid r-toidtles, by Chevalier Sequier, French Vodsul -,enierai at London:-- '12be Frielich~b ib Lu Cioe, of 40 tons, 72 days from -Mtdinique, laden *ltl, sugar and indigo, was spoke witl ilbjj the Conimafider of tbe.Aetive, English revenue cuttefi 0bbut ...

... ilk-pi-AiA-L PARL-11,43 ?? I Rouse b Void& lUlttRSDAVat'* Jan~rY 14.] This being the day fied for, the meeting of the new Parliazpietj a con- -iderabi1e,-number of Peers were assembled in the sotbe by twop W'clodk. . -he Elirt of ivierpooI infotmed their Lordbhips, MtMi a Cdmmissibn ha been issued uinder the Creat le~l4 eipointing the ?? Chief Baron, Sir Richard. RihardO, to sit and officiate ...

... -s-ph ?? A, I I 7 1 11 WIPT , T-SC 'THUUSDAY's POST. Fioun the LONDON GAZE TTR., Jan. 19. rfHIS Night's Gazette contains Addresses of Con.' oL dolence to the Prince Regent from the County of Dorset, the Boroughs of Barnstaple, Okehampton, and sundry other places. -B&NK¢RPTS-,Francis Coliins, of New Fisbborne, $3use x, ?? Lucyj ,qf Topsley, Bereford,. ~buidei-Robert Bradshaw,.o' dManebester, ...

... CAST IND185 K 4!AnA S .k US.- Receiva Pridag Morn iiag. MAD1IAF 3hp 1B.-Moit deplorable details con- ti~ue to reaeb Us from Bengal. of the rapid progress bf the fatal epide-Mic. About 30,000 are said to have fallen victims tlo it at Gorruekpoort in the cOursC of one miointh. Aagat 1.-W obterve by the Bengal General Orders. that Capt Brown, who eom-manded the guard MErA wbieh the Rajah of ...

... AGRICULTURAL ASSOiCIATION. I A meeting of Agrieilturists was held at Henderson's llotel, Palace yanr4,. on 'T hursday the 14th inst. (yerwge; Webb Ifall, of Snead Park, near Bristol, on fhehalf oi' Gloucestexshire was in tlie chair: 1'fhere vere also pgesenut from ?? Ldusley,sof {agheun,-'froni.Devo -bie- V~tTdr; UA~et Ligk..4knvsvEsex, Ai'chibn4 Rifite;'i *ts 'Eo , of West Fr ncii, OlfGreat ...