... 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, ...

... . From the LONDON G,4ZETTE if March 9. CROWN OFFICE, MARcn 9. k MasaEaS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TiSlS rRESItNT rARLWAMu T. For the Borough of Lisburne-4iorace Seymour, Esq. Captain in his Majesty's 1st Regiment of Life Guards, in the roomn of John Leslie Foster, Esq. who being chosen a Burgess for the said Borough, and also a Burgess for the Borough of Armagh, bath made his election to serve for ...

... ON DR1B I. W. nIDLIEV'S tMOTION FOIL REDUCING THE TWO JUNIORl LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY. Archdall, xL Folkestone, Lord Palmer, Col. Allen, J. H. Frankland, Robt. Palmer, C. F. Althorp, Lord Forbes, C. Pares, Thos. Anson, Hon. G. Graham, J. R. G. Parnell, W. Aubrey, Sir J. Grattan, Rt. Ho. H. Pierse, H. Astell Wm. Grenfell, Pascoe Philips, G. Baring, Sir T. Griffiths, J. W. Philips, G. R. Bernard, ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN'T . -iEA BIT ; A - dF 1: E I : D. :aRB.?wsv ayasT ~ SD . . ~~ ~ ~ - .!, , . - . , .. Marquesh of:&Saffosd. the Earl ol A~yiefdird, 'the Earl Mahvers, Lord Viscount Middieton, and Lord Ponon6by.. Mi. Blradbys' frofss th~ Mint; pt~esOitrd' Accofts- rdlaAve t~o the Gold and SiiveI Coinage; and ,MJ. Ripp~on;~ from th~ ank of Etiglai dd: Aetbunts r-etipicting Balik~'ncies, &c. ...

... I AST INDIA 0OUSEs GRANT TO THE MARQUESS OC.HAST[NGS. In consequence of the advertisement that the pecuniary Grant to the Noble Marquess, for his important services in .India, would be discussed and decided upon this dai, the Court ef Pro- prietors was unusually crowded. But upon the advertisements with the minutes of the Court of Directors Proposing a Pension of 5,0001. a year, for Lord ...

... Yesterday a numerous and respectable -Meetin' took-place tit the London Tavern, for the purpose of receiving the-Report tD the Committee appointed to inquire into the State of Mendicity in the Metropolis. Several Ladles were present. The Duke of NORTHUMB2ERLAND took the Chair at half-past twelve o'clock. His Grace stated the object of the Meeting, and proposed that the Secretary shduld read ...

... Alf., F'OXd .1N?~1S I? ', . - IAS~ A numernos and respectable patty of the admirers of the principles of Mr. Fox dined in the Ball Roods of the Black Bull rin, in hbnour of the memory of that great Statesman; SinrJobn lM1axwell, of Pollock, in the Chair; James Oswald, *Esq.-ntf Shieldhall, Croupier; Robett Wallace, JFsq. of IKelly, having been prevented by the death of a relation from ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT SREArT ARITA 1V AND dI2ANVD. {OUSIR 0' LORDS, dY 3. The Hoose proceeded in Appeals. The.Oaths'were adnsinistered 'to th e RarT oF Sl` folk; Lord -v7iscobnt'Curzon, the Bishop of Bangor, Lord Prudhoe, and: lord.Colchester . . 'The Claims on Francei13111 and tne lAfe Annulties Bill 'were bromght up from the House 'of Commons byMBhJvrogden aad! ot'er 'Members, and. read a ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE L 0 N D 0 N: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 119. Frankfort Papers to the 18th instant and other Ger- mnan Journals arrived last night. The following are extracts:- ANT:vrJr, SErM. IS. We have received accounts from London stating that the ce- lebrated barker; M5r. RoTH iHILD, indignant at the persecution of his Jewish brethren in several Cities in Germany, has refused to take ...

... TII MORNING CHRONICLE. - V LONDON: TriSnDAY, SEPMAMI3UR 7, 1819. We understand that letters are in town from Cadiz, a which give advice that the British transports, chartered Dl for the 'purpose of joining the grand expedition, have ( all been discharged. Can this be owing to their being lao longer wanted, or is it because British seamen cannot ( now be trusted in the projected undertaking? ...