... FR RANCIS BURDITT. I -Notwitbstanding the strong temptation held forth in the Blat roftet's Affidavit, in the pathetie appeal of Mr. Scarlett, and in the observation of the Judge on tfic great consso7atioW whicb 'the. Baaonet muat feel at hating -meant well; notwithstanding bese and. sonme other thng s that -occurred in the court, I did not intend to notice this affair, until I saw it made ...

... TBE MORNING CHJONICLLE. L 0 N D 0 N - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1S, 1521. The Austrians have at length marched towrds. Naples, and we much fear that they will succeeial imposing their iron German yoke on the unfortunate inhabitants of that country. After what we hare learned from Lord CASTLEREAGH's Circular of ti part taken by Great Britain in the negociations. which have led to this disastrous event, ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT op GARAT BRITAIN ANYD IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FzE. M3. the Arcbbishop ofeANT2R1JBURY presented a Report of the Commissioners for Building New ?? to be printed. The LongituIs ill was read a second lime, and committed for to morrow. Adjourned till to-morrovr (this day). 'HOUSE OF COMNMONS. At four o'clock tihekowce proceeded to balloor Comftitteed to try the merits of the ...

... Growe LONDON GAZETTE Jf Fel. 6. Tttei &f tnvng Addreisser1tve l en transmitted to ViscOunt. stdmouth tone of his TMiajesty'sPHncilpal Secretaries of lState:- From the. Freeholders and otlhir Inhabitants of Claphamn is the einnfy of Surrey, anaits-vicinifty; fron'-the Mayor, Alder- eT( men, Freemen, and other Itaabitants of the Borolgh -of, He!- ?? 'ston' and Its vicinity, in the county of ...

... TO THE EDITOR. Sivtr-The following quotation from the speech of Mr. Joseph Marryat, in the House of Commons, .on the 9th instant, places the pending question respecting the Timber Duties in a striking point of view; and shews, in the most convincing manner, that the British Landholder is as deeply interested as the Ship owner and~ the C~lonis in protecting the British Colonial'Timber Trade:- ...

... Tim .REtRO CTIiv-RE, VIEW,-No. VW- $ince we took.occasgon to ievit to the plan and merits of this sblcation, a iew vi:mber,' bas appsared: pso way inferiqr to be.preceditg. onis an pisrt and interest,,.d supeHor, w0.0hlW, ,SW be whoI0,e, in thle ielection and varity of its articles. Our ,Flmity will olly'allow ,us tg make a sbo'rt wK a ht5 which, inde- eadett-oF it~s intfinssic nmerit, ...

... WHITE -OAKS. Several gentlemen, bearing me imention, last winters Gthat some American White-Oak Acorns had 3een received by me, applied to -me for some. Tey were sown :ai the time; and now the seedlings :are to be had front Mr. KNIGHT, Exotic Nursery, g's Road, C~elsea; or, from .Mr. JOHN COBBETT, No. 1, Clembnt's Inn. London-This is the tree that Mr. BIRKBEXjin his book, 'calls - the GloryO ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICI.E. L O N D O N: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1821. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday and Sunday last. SAn article from Vienna, of the 7th instant, says, It appears certain that the Marquess de GALLO has been sent to Naples with propositio;s im- porting, as a first condition, that an Austrian army of 60,000 men shall occupy the Kingdom of Naples for three years ...

... ImPERIAL PARLIAMENT EittLt YIRtlALz AND) ljRELAND. U005li91 Of LoffNs, Va. pg. the Q0eons Antstlty *was, on the motdon of the nlatl of Lt- VTERPOOL,St'i ?? passed, A Mleshigestating l arincurreole of theif Lordships in the Bill, was sent to the sivre Cdiimons by Mr. Justice Ba7ley and Mr. Baron '.Thlip Valt, &C. Dutiles Bill, and the Tronsfer of Grants Bill, 4rn'*esid a third titne and ...

... THlE EXAMINER. L oyrof, FrEBRART 18. A REPORT prevailed at the beginning of the week, OD t C0 authority of an express froin the North of Ita Ity I Austrian forces had actnally toased the river Po, vvill view to march on Naples. No confirmation ?? this rumnour has been afforded through the usual ?? of intelligence-the variotis continental ?? Iriii the week; and latterny advices have been ...

... -EXCHEQUER PROCESS.-FEES. LFrom the Traveler.] The proceedings in the Court ot Exchequer inEVCA causes deserve thle particular attention of the Leala!v But whether the Legrislature do or do not atteid to the public should know -that a number cf caust) every Term, called on for trial, but are not tried ;_aht is called a compromise is made, and the defendant 00e- to a verdict. Iefore, -how.ever ...