... PUtRTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LATE FLOODS The tide on Sunday evening, was as high in Bermondsey- street as tn any preceding day, and at seven o'clock the street became Impassable. The whole of that part of the metropolis presents the most melancholy appearance. Wandsworth, Battersea, and the whole line of the lower road in that direction, within a mile of the Thames, was tinder water. The banks ...

... SUBSCRIPTIOIS TO 70ON BIULL. To TrE EDITOR OF Tnm MORNING CHRONICLE. The Printers and Publishers of ,John Bull, tht Men of Straw who are put before the curtain as the authors of that foul slander which the Coutt lately Vi- sited with so severe a sentence, that is, nominally severe, but not actually so, in as much as they will receive ample remuneration from the real Libeller whom they stand ...

... HnuSEl OF REPRESENTATIVES, DEc. 4. The House this day resumed its ballot for the choice of a Speaker, when the election was declared to have fallen on P. Barbour, Esq. one of the Representatives of the Stake of Vir- ginia, and he was duly elected Speaker of this House. Saturday last the Presideocof the United States received the resignation of General Jackson, of the office of Governor ef ...

... The tales of terror of The Courier 'are certainly admirably adapted to delight and terrify the nursery i this dark and dismal season of the year. Our young holiday folks will now discard the hacknied legends of ogres, giants, and grim little men sitting munching a. heart, and will, while they huddle round the fire inx social disposition to be frightened, call for The Cou- rier with its ...

... 'A Tre EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, n Before the meeting of Parliament, it may, perhaps, I be useful to call the serious attention of the country to c, the present distress of the agricultural interest ; and n without attempting to point out tile causes which have produced so much misery, to endeavour to find a pro- a per remedy. In the corn districts, ruin has already h fallen on ...

... IREA. A YD. Dians~, Dec. ?? nerw lord Lieotenant has landed; and will make his public entry this day. The following is ?? 1 THE MARQUES2 WtLL~ssrOL -lIis Excellency arrived at Howth list night, and will enter the city from thence to-days by Summerhtill, at 12 ?? Journal, Saturday. Mr. Johnstob fills the office of Private Secretary to the Mar- quess Wellesley. All his Lordship's carriages snd ...

... TNlE' MORNION\G CIRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JAN.NUARY 1, 1822. CITY, MONnAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1521. The FFrench Mail remaining due, there is nothing new whatever this day. Reports, as usual, have been busily circulated, but without any foundation-one of them stated the French Rentes to have fallen to 82, which had the effect of depressing our Funds a little.- Consols for account opened at ...

... P.sI :R. ( )Ecl ?? real ordo jine~ia ted Dec, 96, sA'n- Y'l1. di Vileleappinr hlpulcude Iloudeauville, nce, tobe l& Nqefri ss 'the Posts. 2Presidet of the Chamber of presentedetifheking tle- voteof credit for the threes the contributions of I822. kth, the Kingpresided over the Council of. 31inistets, tin noon till two o'clock. * of Tartntum afterwards paid his dutiflsl respects to h the ...

... . ii L' 1 VRNIXNy C(R ONICE.Z 1, 0 N D 0 N-: IFE'DNlESDAY, J.4ANUM43i 2' s822. As our Paper was going to Press, wve received the Paris Papers of Sulnday. 'r ie following are extracts ZASTE, Nov. 30. After the naval victory of the Greeks on the llth of October, martial law was proclaimed in our island; the ordinary tribunals were immediately suspendscd, and hte most of out' distinguished ...

... t -- - S N)~ IA)NPON SAU N DI,0 Di*4 29.N 0 .. LONJ)ON, SATUMVAvrj DEC. 29. r ,`YATD Jiu.' - - 2 .A LONpON~, SATUJIDAr, DiC. 29. 2d top g~t~O ns ?? p ehpil li 'ioiia ?? .1 ?? ?? ~Clint ,-i i hev?~ Sjujiior, his Vlillig Stlut, titid ls 5 Ii's * M IllS asee trisakren lle ?? nlit,, Jai~ lov ?? rnent w l fivniorranft eventit said to tle a vi, jflhl ~1 h orQ~titit. 'I'liiit slrime extraor. Th'ie c ...

... DREADFUL OCCURREN'Cr. An accident rif the most ?? natiure tnok place onil Mul- dcay eveniing, at the llev. Alr ll- t ry's, N,. 22, Charles-slleet, Ierkeiley-cqlare. About half-past sixa iu the evening the family were larredl by the report of a piftol in rise upper part of the mansion, and onl proceeding to the nursery, Mliss Mary Guyton, a hiautifel young lady, only 17 years of agr, and th-e ...

... IRELAIND EXECUTIJON OF SUTAUGlLNEsSY AND) MAGRAITH. FORk SEIZING ARAKS 01 ?? Ier 125. etd Ytstetdlav, at a qutarter past I wo tic lot L, I hiese ano tity untppy nelen vvere executied it Gallimns-greett. Not a itrtdit lte gleat jirletebt a hich tinany personts it) It tlt tittoilotlnmib up~ell til Intro lelt upolt 't I hs eveti , diee were lu t Irrv Iv torwitnes it, & Scarcelv'y thinl 6t'~ tor ...