... Ho btE ithto op fTiE MoltN, cRrc. ?? Paper of Saturday, the 4thit. contains SOme . UeitilOl5 ?? what is called the Milan; Commis- sion, hich, 'if fairlg answesed, would have, explained a proceedmg at present involved in mystery, 'where any :ting but mystery oughtto have existed. I strongly suspect, from. the precise mannerin which thoseinterro^ gatories are :framed, that the person who ...

... ToIC.EDITOI-ow ms MORNING CHRONrCLL Hz nugm in 6eriam. ducunt. Agan iam forced to offer myself for afew moments,thtough tpie medium of your Paper, to the attention of an enlightened ublic the fristauls of Juxstie and of regulated freedom. It is i safirfui to mne to do so, for l have neither vanity. nor ambition toagr4tif. ?? there are questions of a private nature, which I 1 tO seriousl ...

... L O N 1) 0 N: WEDNESDAY, fARCHI15, 1gho, Tlub chief question agitated in the French Papers and Letters received yesterday is, whether or not the national troops had obtained possession of the Cortadura, an event that must natu- rally lead to the fall of Cadiz. From the efforts of the Minis. terial Papers in Paris to contradict the circumstance, we should be led to believe that in reality the ...

... POIS ONIN'G FOOD. T*o eaE EDITOR OF 5tHIt MIORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, I observed your remarks on Mr. Accum's publication. His tests, I must acknowledge, are above my application, both with respect to chemical knowledge and the means of applying them. [ will give you the tests I generally make use of, and if you think theta of more easy application in domestic economy, you will perhaps give them a ...

... J. MlAI.VELL, 'sa. Y.P. The following Letters, says 7li Glascroto Herald, have been sent by John Maxwell, Esq. A IP. for lRen- frewshire, to the Proprietors of the periodical publica- tion called The Spirit of t,'e Union :- Lincoln, Dec. 51, 1819. JIA. Ts'Laou-In a print publishiel by youl, a most infamous onistrucition, and a most abomirnable caIumny, have been sent into the world. Your work ...

... [tFRoU THE NEW YORK PAPER OF THE 8TII JAN.] Faoms Sr. DoainNoo.-The Norfolk Herald, of the 3dinstant, mentions, that advices from this island, of2a late date, announce that the understanding between the two Chiefs, Christophe and Boyer, has become so friendly, that an intercourse with neutral vessels may be carried on between their respective ports without molestation. A vessel from the United ...

... G1?EAT DRIUTIN AND IRkLAD. Tl~e pg qddi .A peas5.. o urin.bl The ipi'ghth II.xport of the Cosnm15simfn~rs ?? Accounts in Irelailwspqetdb M.hh n3 ree :Mr. Walliale from ?? ha'wsreedtob The-o~sssebd Taxes Com stit111.te Vodttlfl- teen'$1111 th. ~cchquerlul, iubi& Wrks(Ireland) 13111, tepeaiMarm. e Relaie ~,adehrwere hrdiught Graham','ihod other Membes n edafrttm. ILord X.FlNYON presentd two, ...

... THE QUEEM. itt t IoEETING OF THE WARD OF FARftRNGDog to WITHOUT, es ?? a Meeting of the Ward of Farringdoa at Without took place at St. Bride's Church, it, order, as of the Requisition stated, to take into consideration th, iI' arie~ti of condoling with our most gracious Queen d Caroline on the losses which the nation has so recently !n sustained, and also to address her Majesty on the ...

... AliDDRDE .SS TO TIE-- Q U-EN.I ?? , . I ?? . I. . .. . . ., I - .? : Ar T I.. ' '7 A Publc Vestry' was held yestf'tday, in the Chyrgh of St Leonard's,Shoreditch, pursuast _o )g~uisfion to the Church- wardens, signed by the-rmost-~respiec.able inhabitants of that Parish, to .take into considet'6isi the propriety of addressing her Mlajesty sthe Qtueen. ; ; - Shortly after five u'cloek ?? was ...

... ANNIVERSARiY DINNER Of' THr MIRRCHANT TAILORS'- COMPANY. The Anniversary Dironer of this most respectable Corpogiation was field * on Saturday~ lastj,wiih mrore thane usual splendour and ~rr solemnity, on account of the. ceremony, whirls~ was fi xed for 'le that day, of investing. the Marquees Carmden. with the Freedom te of~tbe.Merchant Tasilors' Company) -pursuant to the usnanimous ~ir vote ...

... REVOLUTION IN NAPLES I;.stract of a letter datet Naplesi July fith, to which the irriter sas added, a day to be for ever remembered in history : ' This letter announces to you no less an event than a change in the Government of this country. You were before aware of the discontent existing in the praWinces, on account of the impo- sition of the Fundoria, and of the little esicouragenlent ...

... PORTUG UESE REVOL UTION. TV5E OFI'CEHRS OF THE MILITARY COorSs o OPORTO TO TUlE OTZTEIL OPFICERS OF TOE ARALY. *When we formed the plan of saving our expiring country, We calculated as a3certainty upon your co-operation, and upon that of all our brethren in arms. The glory, therefore, that may henceforth result is not ours alone: all participate in it. In a battle, it is not every corps that ...