... To TITR EDITOR OrTIT .TMORNTNO CHTIONICLT.R. 81st; @ . . ADec. ni, 1819. Since my letter 'to you of the 18tlh January, 1818, whichliyou will find irI the columns of your very re- :spectable Journal, circumatanceshze occurred to mark the intermediate spacse -as ominous to posterity. The coincidence of the nuisber '18 has stilll0cupied my mind, and the year 1819 fliust not terminate without ...

... FROM THE TIALIFAX PAPER oiv Nov. 30, 1819. The following Address from his Majesty's Council has been presented to his Excellency the Governor in Chief:- To his Excellency Lieutenant-General the Right Honourable George, Earl of Dalhousie, Baron Dalhoissie, of Dalbousie Castle, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Mili- tary Order of the Bath, Captain-General and Governor in Chief in and ...

... 4GR1CULTURN. To TnE EDITR0X or irs 1OHNINT Cl.RONICLE.' SIR, In aid of the many laudable institutions established throughout the couintry fcr the improvement Of A'gri't culture, I consider it may be desirable that an Agricul- turist whb may hit upon any new and apparently bener ficial practice should offer it to the notice of the public; In the month of June last I sowed my crop of Swedeland ...

... ,.%F..QREST ~0 The cultivation of this Forest is again held ?? means ?? for the Poor. This Forest is lar- cel of the Duchy of Corn*all, settled'by Edward thee First on the Prince of Wales, 'and on all future elde sons of the King,, who were to have the title of Duke of Cornwall. The improvement of this tract of Lenn has been often contemplated. It was proposed to th Council of his Royal ...

... In my last communication I promised to enter into some details respecting the injustice of the several Ger- man Governments. All the men who have lately been thrown into dun- geons and loaded with chains, fought for Germany, anil acquired faniie in the field. Not one of them re- mained behind in the general insurrection against France. And thus are they rewarded ! One of the most dis- ...

... MANCHESTER DEC 29 You will have seen in The Courier of Dec 27, a letter, which mentions the apprehension of nine or ten men, who are said to be delegates from the neighbour- ing towns. On Monday they underwent a very long private examination at the New Bailey, and were finally committed for trial on serious charges, but of what nature is known to none but the Police and Magistrates. In the ...

... PENCTI'S A4 NrCDQO-TTUS. It is Novell known that Spences the authov of, Poly. metis, and friend of Pope, 14t behind him in manu- script,, a large collection of .Aecdotes of the poet and his friends,' to which lie had affixed the names of the persons from;whom-he derived them. This vei'cu'ri- Ous work is now about to be published by Mr. Singer, with notes and. illustrations, derived'from'tlie ...

... THlE MONIN.VG CHROI(NICL&E L'O N D O N: SAT'URDA ?? .TANUAdZY 1, 1820. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday last. The Chamber of Peers assembled on Monday, when the projet respecting the provisional collection of six-twelfthi of the taxes was presented to them by the Minister of Finance. After under- going the immediate examination of the Bureaux, the, projet was ...

... QV&STIONow VERACITY BETWEnN X2. WRIGHT A' D Mn. COBBETT, mItOX MR. WRIGIW9 PRiTAC o TO THE TRIAL or WrInT T. a CLX. The only two points upon which it appear necessary for me, at present, to trouble the reader, a.erat, the offer made by IMr. Cobbett to Government, to discontinue his Register, pro- ?? certain proceedings against him were dropped; and, se- condly, the Letter read on the ...

... Lonj;ez, Jenv-wU41 . I SAVAUT, PD;e of Rovigo, wiho was withi NsPlvonow when he weirt on board the Bellropholn, hlae surrendered ?? to tree himnseif from the charge of eoatuintay been tried for his forsaki g the B3ou0uaoxs to go to his old master i'l I81 5; and been acquitted. It would indead bave been au imposshble as weli as at indevent thing (for indwcencies are not counted utataes of ...

... UNITED PARLIAMEN'T. HOUSE OF LORDS. Mondttay, Dec. 27, NEW DESPOTIC MEfiSURES The Earl' of DorrouoagMour presented a Petition fraom fie Printers and Beoisellers of Edinburgh against the Libel Bill.- heid on the table. it w4S then moved that the Amendments of the Commons be Sread a first time, to whlichl Lord DoeoeuG3noae moved 2i1 Amnendrnent, posspanisg the reading for three ?? was ?? Eri~ ...

... A CA1EPINDAV Oil OBSEZV7ERS. (Troh ?? Lwitqrmy 1'ocIet-BokuJfor 18il) SPRI^t ' . Tar, MERE Louatall -Sces liS face ill (lie trnss, and ytswiic. Sees his tidlor, Whio iinfbrm hiu thtat it is spriag.' See seveial persons, hlorses, aol: Elits Of clothes in ; ood Sitreet. Sees somne pietiy feces. Sees a great derl of green aid wvhite inl ihe ino!lieer's 'hop, arid ihias time otintry amost be ...