... 1'ffR MORNING CHRONICLE. LO ND O N: WEDNESDAY; PEBR.UARY 14, 1821. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday last.- They still contain nothing to confirm the statement of the march of the Austrian army upon Naples. 'The KING on Friday gave a private audience to the Countess HvsE DS NEOVUILLF, the wife of the French Ambassador to the Br2zils. The Court of Peers continied their ...

... READ tUAMTERS, 18UT90, if AtWaN auv beneaonrte sei l1e! at 8surnmuiu ore, on ,l ursday, the Ist of June, JiSb f Rmaum BuAS *7Khatn, lateuN arclteii of thg ist. Rpssaliabo~f- Rtasghtsr P~n;- tier loswa rai~ nthe foil ghigeV Eniauni Melt Khah, lace Nbgarhee pof the 9StRehs of Rh brr Frontier Horse, charged wltI inider, m kw vliliy and shali clously shsooting to death, with a ball Hipd a pfstit, ...

... - . OH e. ! - - I , U ?? , ?? -tOPECY. z; ; * ?? xixrv.-B1OM. Ilk . 0 Prophet of et l: CICERO di Divinatione. Iib. I.-says a gentem qui- denm riidjam video, 8fe.' I know of no country either so polished, so learned, or so rude, barbarous and un- civilised,. as not to allow that some particular persons -are gifted with an insight into futurity, and are en- dowed with a. talent of prediction. ...

... NAPLES, 2ZD MAY, 1821. Some idea'of the political state of the Government of Naplie may be formed from the language of the Giornale ddlk Dou Siclie, the only Newspaper permitted to be printed, ,ince the entrance of the Austrian Army into Naples. The foilofilng extract is from that paper of the 12th of M'lay. * In extraordinary cases of danger to a state, extraordiflsq measures are necessary ...

... 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 ...

... TWS IMORMVqy~UoNIa , We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sunday last, ftont*hich we give ettracts in another column.- The Chamber of Peers assembled- on Saturday and re- calved the Repowof ?? poirited to pre. Pare adi Address to the ICIoN, the' discusbion of which was fixed for Twsdayk The Deputles had been sum- moued by letters to attend on Monday, it having, been ascertaiied that 225 ...

... 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, ...

... AMEICAV PAPERS. ' a'ROM Thfl3BAtTfliMost altOttnmG ciTnorOtr.CL .On Saturday last; a drove df Negroes, consistn35g9of alsoutia hundred; men, women, and child~in, passed, through the towu for a southern destination. Fifty-fourmof-the above uit'apj wretches were. sor. by Judge Washiogton; of. AZouni. Verijqtog President of the I lother Colonization Society. -r-dbe tri SACSti rAPER Or OCT. 3.] ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GAIRAT MDi-TALZS7 AND IRELAdx. IOU8E 6#F LORDS, . tc' 6.,, J'etldonsrwere presented by tbC Bishop of CHa0t:j STER, Nsn .he Arthdfiaflnry of Chictester., 4gainst £he Roman Ca- e Claibis aid by the Earl of LiMn1E9eC,! 4fom the (r,;6er of Cifiherce oftLlnielet, ?? a .rauditI ciin tic Averiages in England, throfigh w hc an Immense quantity of Foreign Oats were, latel] Tbporrid, ...

... 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 ...

... E. LONDON, TIRSDAY, JANUARY ii, 1S61. LLoyb's Books yesterday presented the novel spec- tacle of not a single arrival in any of the 6utPfots, though no less than six vessels were reported as having put into Scilly. ' The numbers of rierchantmen beating off the coast, and hitherto prevebted front entering the Channel through adverse winds, must be considerable; no less than three packets from ...

... - -- (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 ...