... PRIVATEZ COVRRESPOMNDENCE. STUTGART, DEc. 10, 1819. The States of our little kingdom are at length con- voked, and the attention of all Germany is nattwally enough turned towards us. It is in fact about to see whether the bigotted policy of the Austrian Cabinet, and still more oppressive system adopted by that of Berlin, can really succeed in preventing -all the minor Sovereigns from giving ...

... To as EDITOR oi Tax- MORXIN3 C .NILb. . ?? I SiR; At a crisis of such unexampled danger, it must be gratifying to every loyal mind, to observe the wisdom and activity that pervade every branch of the Govein- ment, Public Meetings are restrained within the an- cient parochial limits; the censorship of the Press, whicli distinguished the legitimate era of the Stuarts, has been virtually restored ...

... THE MOAI.VILVG CHRONICLE. LONDON: k TUBSDAY, JAN UAR Y 4, 1820. We understand that the forced contribution, levied l on the City of Cadiz, for the purpose of a new outfit to South America, and to which we yesterday alluded, has been made general in all the ports and manufac. l tuting towns of Spain.. In Bilboa the sensation created by this rigid and hopeless measure has been very great. The ...

... TO TAX REToR or Tk O MORNING CHRONICLE. It may perhaps be an amusement to your Holiday Readers to have a Ad Description o the ('urio.ideS in the Cabinet. Ist. Picture of an Interior, representing a large Chamber in the Treasury. In the centre is a Man with a dejected look, and a blue ribbon awkwardly put on; behind him are faded Laurels, t Foreign Orders, and Extraordinary Gazettes, in a ...

... To TM! E.DITOU or mY' MpIRNING CIlRONIClE. A correspondent in your paper, who signs himself Her6d, has exposed in a miasterly manner, the evils at- tendingr a Classic3l Education, and illustrated his argu- ment by instancing silly sentiments which sink into the niinds of youth, and cause themn to grow up Whigs. I have just had the misfortine of stumbling on a pas- sage in Thucydides so ...

... TO TUE RIGHT HONOURABLE AND HONOUR. I ABLE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. The humble Petition of the Undersigned' Irish Labourers of the Parish of Saint Cues, in behalf of themselves and the other unemployed Irish Labourers in Great Britain and Ire- land, mnost respectfully sheweth, That your Petitioners are able and williug to work, but can- not get employment in Great Britain. That Petitioners do not ...

... FROM THE ALL GEMBINE ZEITUNG. BERLLrN, DEC. 12.-The examination respecting Jahn is not to extend beyond the year 1812, and re- specting the intervening period, and the union which then was form'ed under his guidance, several parties concerned, viz. Zeune,' Starke, Tarto, Grasshof, and Jandko, have been examined. That such an union did exist, is proved, and the honour of M. Schmalz, who ...

... FAST OF THN PURINCL NEW RUSSh2 Afary descriptions of goiods, probibrimuu -,9 A.. which is in use at present, are to be adnjitted under tle' new commercial regulation. Among these are prnte coatong, and chintz, mu'slins, linen of 'alkld5sl and- half-silk manufactures, anid earthen.Ware. Our colonial trade, also, is likely to derive miaterial benefit, from the reduction by one-third of the ...

... THE MO1WNIgG t)UHRWNICLE.. L O N D ON: WEDNESDAY, JArUARY 5, 1820. We shall not be, surprised to hear that, before the meeting of the two Houses, Ministers will obtain an accession, as it will be called,'to their strength, by making room for some of the GRENVILLE Party in Office. Report says, that a negociation to that end is now on foot; and the public will be pleased to hear it,' asit is ...

... MIR. OWEAVNS RPLVY TO THE SPEECiI OF THE CHANCELLOR Or- T1lE I9XCHEQTUER -ON' -SIR WM. DE CttEsPIGNY'S MOrTION IJN'THE.,H0U8R OF COMMONS, 1T DECEMBER, 1819. Sia,The Speech which you delivered in the House of Corn- monss, in reply to Sir William De Crespigny'o Motion for the appoinntment of a Committte to ?? which -I had to propose. for the Relief of the di=tese Working Classes, may probably ...

... ON THE ADVANTAGES WHICH SOCIIRTY DEr RIVES FROML EDUCATlON, AND. FROM THE P1RESS. The HXouses of Parliament and the Courts of Justice could be kept within the p3le -i L' and constlttidimalt coiduct, only by the exertions of a Rte,-a very free Preiss. If the present B ill pats~ed, it woulA ~ as essentialyV change the ConIstittftion as a Bill to abolish the [louse of Mclmnona-ilafl. It!r. ...

... PRESTON, Dc. s. An occurrence has this week t6aen place which has causes no little sensation in this town. On Tuesday last two officers be- ?? to the Manchester Police arrived here, with warrants to apprehend seven individuals, against whom charges of sedi- tion had been preferred before the Magistrates of Manchester. These warrants; however, were filled up in so loose and indefi- nite a ...