... In The Morning Chronicle 'of Saturday last I en- tered upon the affairs of Germany in general. In my present communication, I shall confine my observations to Prussia in particular. To repeat what is generally known, would be superfluous, and I shall therefore speak only of matters which the Government purposely conceals. The Sovereign of Prussia, whose tottering Crown and Throne were secured ...

... To un EDITOR or TAR MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, Instead of petitioning Parliament to allow the culti- vation of Dartmoor by the poor; I wish some bene- volent people would address his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to allow the cultivation of what pecu- liarly belongs to himself; I mean a tract of land called the Cabinet.. (Why this name was given to it, I leave to the curibus to find out.) ...

... SHIP NE, S. INIHUIAN CONDUCT TOWVAR1DS THE CREW OF A PERCHANT BRIG. Early on W'ednesday morning, the 2 th nlt. the brig Rebecca, Ja-res Jlicbrdson, Master,clfl was run W corn, fcc. fromt Beifast, anfoflund t0 iortsmouth0.as run foul of in the Cliannel by a large ship running boforC a gale of wind ; the brig received the shlip on her larboard quartert and front the violence of the sheck was ...

... ON CEl:RTAIN SIAMILAITIRS BETWLEEN TME PERSIAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES. [FROM A CORlESPO::DENT.] The learned Sir William Jones was of opinion that Iraun or Persia was the country from which all the na- tions of the earth derived their oiigin. It being, ac- ccording to him, ihe place whence people migrated in all directions, and in which migration they of course carried their language along with ...

... THE MOUNING CHRONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: FRIDAY, JANUAR Y 7, 1820. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday last. The New Year's congratulations were continued on Sunday, when theKING received deputations of the Court of Cassation, the Court of Accounts, the Cour Royale, the Civil Tribunal of Paris, and the Tribunal of Commerce of the Department of the Seine, who se- verally paid their ...

... 2A1 OF 0.hCI3i, JiN. i. TilR xIU T. PIUS ILL. This was an information against the defendant, Mr. . . Purcell, for having in his possession, in an unlicensed and on- enitered place, sile candle frames or moslds cortaining 190 pipes, ad three manufactured candles. TThe penalty, upon con- victioh. Is a forfeiture of the goods for~the lse of his NlMjesty. . Stiteh,, an officer, saId, that on the ...

... SCT B lI . RT . . MOORE. SCOTT, BYROM, ftER BERT, AN]3 MOORE. * Theeis ~tiie~V~et'sifib Fesexay,,' v~i, h'in the est!- Thieteis-Ab( ?? jiadgmeseI% Xa etzstoofIP5 titions vith tblpfour 4mvn~sed, end, It, may ?? interesting to ,tcnnsider.their iiserits With. reference to each other. Scottscsieve- ral Pbeni~ chibxit the same beauties an eet;he diaplays~ati .actitimcr Iifatlossi of character,,'a ...

... AMERICA. CONGRESS. WASIIiNGTON, MONDAY, Dic. 6. At twelve; o'clock the Clerk called over the roll, when 150 Members appeared. Tche House proceeded to the choice of a Speaker, And on counting the ballots it appeared, that the Hon. Henry Clay was elected. The vote was-j. For Mr. Clay .117 Mr. Scattering . . . . 8 He was conducted to'the Chair by Messrs.' P6esants and Mosely, and the oath of ...

... TIME MOR.NING CHRONICLE.' L ?? 1) 0 N: 5iT~hDIY, JIEYUAR B' ,110. The' Message of the Pf1EsrDENT ot the Utted Siates will be read with the most serinoci attention by political men, for it is pregnant with impbrtant events. With all the pacific. assurances of moderation, he ex. plicitly reconimmends to Congress, to invest the Govern. ment with discretionary powers to carry the Treaty con, ...

... R USSIAN TARIFF. Toa A EDITOE , oiuz MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, Why ,able reasoners on abstract matters are so liable to err when they come upon practical ground, is a ques- tion I am not now disposed to discuss, but I was never more struck With the fact, than on'reading a late con- gratulatory article in 7TA Times, on the new Russian Tariff its favourable operation on the' trade of. this country ...

... , . In my last letter I en'tered chiefly into the considera- tion of the state of Prussia;. my present shall be dedi- cated to Nassau. Let not this small State be' considered 'unimportant on account of its smallness. It has con. trived to assume such an' appear'ance of liberality, tlat in many parts of Germany itself this libeiality-is taken. for real, and not fictitious. Nowhere has' a ...

... AMERICAN PAPER& HOUSE OF REPRIFs1'MATIVES, Mo;soay, Dec. 6. At 12 o'clock the clerk called over the roll, when 153 Mem- bers appeared The -ouse proceeded to the choice of a Speaker, and on counting the ballots it appeared that the Hon. Henry Clay was re-elected. 'The tote was-for ir. Cla~y 147-Scattering 8. ire was conducted to the Chair by Mr. Pleasants and Mr. osely, and the oath of offlice ...