... cORY biS.H Vo!?i'R EDITOR OF I'ffE, M0ORNVN6 CHINONICLE it s lit, I I have often lamented the extreme ascendancy, in our legiilative bodies', of the' grea t proprietors; the coali- v tion of soi1e of themn, with the Ministers of the Crown', f has reduced us to our'present condition. The security, n not' only of their privileges, but of their' property, has ti required the support of an ...

... I I 1111A44:QUARUVTiP L RV,.IEV X Ve cal a nettle but a nettle, ahd the faults of C6ioib htu folly,' said one whose wvisdomid addres recalled an hisurrec- tionary peopie who had abandoned their homes. .But our. Quar.. terly Reviewers have Improved on the sagacity of' Agrippa, for. while thef declare 4n author to be Boetian prating, Ming, a plagiorists and her vork;fiiidisno oe t~ssn read rme ...

... I!i WAR- OF& iDe.-7 1 AlkOfficenswho were appointed to the late ~n -Roia* Ve'C` ran- Ilatalions, -from thV half-paty. or trrmstlerredt from~ 114g- nients of the ,Line, are liei'eby reqrired. ?? traris- ,?itteradesses to the. Military Secary to ?? High- WAR OFIRP1 7 121 The King bag been pleased to approve of the -27th Regnment e Fdet hetngrpelfitti8 to beatloa Re~ colours ud-appdilntrmii~t s, ...

... THBE OBPIs; A crazy-pated, *riterc cling hin eifl 'chiCleO Joufftoy,- whose lutubrations on the subject 6f the an- cient and modern Greeks, occupy almost every day. a considerable portion of the Gazett de l~vmnce, seems unfortunately to have got the better both of the leatl- ints 'and the judgment of the Editor of TLe Courtlo. M. Achile de Jouffiroy hates the Greeks, ancient and modern, upon ...

... - -- (YUtTU, EXTRACTS.) WJGM 75f! yna514aATIOJAAL ADVOuATZ, 0OF OL1 27. Ciith A, 3utr 7.-Ini the latter end of the month of raTO, the English CloopAtalanta, which had proceded from Greveada to St. 7horas, avid from thence to Li Guyta, with- letters, to : English merchanto ?? at Caraccaso was bow hic he la er port, by the Spanish privateer oteob ersa annd crewa nwhich 'vestel behaved ...

... STATISTICAL DETAILS ON PAWS. The Comte de Chabrol, Prefect of the Department of the Seine, has recently published a work from official documents, ?? some interesting particulars on the state of Paris. The following extract will afford a curious comparison with the state df London:- On the 1st January, 1819, there were registered In Paris, 1,171 Cabrlolets Je place (on the stands), of which 765 ...

... pA SAPERs. .7.ti'e KIng has accepteod t06'r adlc ot rd. . ccurt de Chate , riand.. A6_. - e per fcnta..s7L ?? c 153Sf. ; bi:agi oiS LondonT e at .d4^5f. 40c.-D tto 3 sno tlo , 29 20C.,. ^ ib,^2t.i 31r. ?? Walpls~e arrived In isde capital Au the 25th insrmnt, he is charged with ar:sslon tooitr Court, wJ~ic4 from ihe §isaljtles if-this personge, we doubt not i5 4f .iqortaoi. t. Ie thos ighi hi~ ...

... I s XL-I : fly o0LVs~a, 50IctOCK, Toss; !rvnDAY.-The fitst ?? Da .bd at3eyten..oclock on IMonday evening at Hoyjhe'ad,'the ?byal squadron .eing then 40 miles off.,' Ti'e inhabitants iwre .hirnated by' the mreaest enthusivti- Itw a ...

... MADRID PAPESJ ttT,.nls, AUn. 29.-A disagreeable occurrences *lich took jilace this evening in the street of Jacrnietrezo, has ?? for a momnect the tranquillity of thie neighbours of that quatter. It appears that Don lgnacio Ordabas, Colonel of Engineers, and Officer of the War Department, who had just returned from the 1 scurlal, had a dispute in his habitation with the porter Who Ihad ...

... I To'ri EtITO or ?? :RIN.G C; tlOflCLL .I . Your comments upon1 ,Lord 'Cochraznc', letter Wto Mr.. Brooks, contained in I'paper if y arexcertainly madeundera niisconceptionof 0ile su1ject4 on which his Loidship had written. And uporana trpe- r'jsal of his Lordship's letter;, I think you will End there is no appeal'to vulgar prejudices. His Lordship merely states the fact, that neutral vessels ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS,'MAswse 20. The Mutiny Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, and the Gramn- pound Disfranchisemlenlt Bill, were brought up from the Corn- mions. nt Mr. Irving, fim the Custom House, presented an, Accout of thse Malt a'nd Spirit Duties, and of the Goods imported Intoa rrerand during th6 last a. The Earl of BLESINTON mioved for an Account ...

... IMPERIAL ?ARLIAMENT GREPAT RRIPAIN AND YRFLAND. ; HOUSE OF LORDS, MARaC 14. The House proceeded in Appeas*. Melt. Irving, fromn the~' Custo-t-htiuse, presented an Account of the nisnber of Ships, with their tormage, employed in the Biltic T'rade.-Ordered Co be referred to the Committee on Fo- reign Trade. ' The General ITriclosure II'vwas reported by. the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, and ?? agreed ...