... TieLI IJ,;NNGC O C FRIDA; JANUARY 1, 18;19. A new rench Ministry is, it seems, 'at last formed. t) The Duke de licH31ELI fi'nding it impossible to e bring together a Ministry with which he couild act,' or I rather' of which the-MeNmbers could act with'each r other, was obliged to retire; arid overtures weru then P made to M. de CAzr'S, who accepted of the situation of Prirne Minister, The ...

... -!.dfdsAroSt s4sW~Z At the beinnilg of our Revolution (says tlie-O .du ('otnmerce, after announcing the commenc=431 series of Discourses on the English Constituto Benjamin Con6tant) fn. unreflectinge adopt with confiec l lsh gitihtutious5 .any regardlto the Ii of their. creatio, or to the defects wi .'bscu-redi '.1The time of reason hasa .niw guided mn our imitation by thie c~ksmtc~w what is ...

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... oi: THE tiwToft or -rle OR INe -llflO-- CL- . SIR, Decembet 4h,1818. lPermit ane,.hdsgh- thy medium of-your enlightened 'Paperwhich so strina y and- justly advotates reformr and economy in.everydepartment, to make public-a few remarks respecting that branch of the'Ordnance entitled the, Royal Engineer Department. This Department has-underiOne a-great many changes, sand has been much augmented ...

... To STHE EDITOR OF TAEZ MORNING CHRONICLE. It has been to-me matter of surprise that his Majesty's i Ministers, before they ventured to suggest the propriety of building new churches, had not attended a little to the inconveniencies (to say no worse) which are too evi- dentin the old. Much has been said on the impro- c priety of allowing inclosed pews; 'I certainly, will not advocate their ...

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... THE PORTLAND. ?'AS. * ST1';R L a ito war EDITOR Or TNEj MORNING CRWIC. ! -SI, As C. has done me the hbnSour to confess, that. he has some respect for my 'ij:gment, . 'Sir, you will pesmit me to take .advantage. of yjaurpoliteiess,. iii order-hlly to-expres the esteem Xnhddiration I en- VttW for him. .ndeed, Sir, thitbg'my-reading has been tolerably extensive, never..have Texperence4 so grieat ...

... T- xT~EIV~i w'eIWNNs HO~L --.- ' . I'½ 2, I SIP' .' . - Aberileen, Dee. 21. The phiilan'th py 'which distinguishes your columns induces me to in-trud6',upon 'you in behalf' of a suffer- it- ing and afflicted poirtionof ou'r c6untryrne'ii-I allude '. to the fever which. is' now raging irt this city NVItl great e violenc& 'A fev weeks ago a Cornmittee. (including. all the. medical ...

... 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 ...

... INDIA, W~ve extract from the Calcutta Gotwininent Gazeffe Ext raofrniarV of th~e A-i Aigusi, theAddrets ofthe riii'the Irtisx astingc ohisxaeturn to the Pre- ,Sidency;' wNith .hj~ Lord~hi'p.'s Answ-er; To bisT.celency 'the M~ snbT Dfsgs arquis of MASI-, fds s'K; CT Goe 'dGe iajf ~ndei, 6cc &c., iXTLpa-We th B hiehabtans ~Calntt, bg leave to ~pkoach you adlawtur r grclal, oiiigratula~tiolls on ...

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... TIHE LAW$S DE8L A Y. 4'o Tm EDITOR o0vTnE MORNING CHONICUC. SIR, The excellent article which apeared in the Chronicle of this day, under the title of Proceedings at Law, has very justly held up to deserved censure the manifold and shameful abuses which have not only accelerated the ruin of thousands, but have at length arrived at such a climax of impunity as to fix an indelible stain on ...