... sU- WAYS. The'followingiis a more correct Report of 'Mr. Williams's Spteeb on the subject opSub-Ways, on Wednesday last, than has yet appeared in any of the Daily 1Papers:- GENTLEM)EN-At tile first mqeting, on the 4tlh of last month, held at this place, respecting the disgraceful state of the Streets lately, I had the pleasure to introduce to the public notice, a re medy for the evil, by ...

... From Cifc LONDON GAZETTE oJNov. 0. At the. COURT at CAltLTON HOUSE, Nov. 22. The King, as Sovereign of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, lbath been pleased, by letters patent under bis royaL sign manual, antd the Great Seal of the Order, bearing date this day, to dis. pense with all the statutes and regul-ationsiusually observed, in regard to installation; and to grant unto the Most ...

... EXTRACT o0 A LETTER O'Roi RIO DE JANEIRO, OCT. 16, 1822. .. ?? The squadron which was some time ago sent from hence to Bahia, has returned in consequence of an attempt on the part of the crews, which consisted chiefly of European Portuguese, to murder the Officers, and deliver the ships up to the Portuguese Commander at Bahia. The plot was made known by the crew of one of the small vessels of ...

... ORI1GIN OF IMETROPOLITANS, OF TITHES, OF FIRST FRUITIS, &c.-CEN~TUR~Y II. The form of ecclesiasticai Government, whose commencement wve have seen in the last century, was brought in tilils to a grearer degree ot stability and consistence. One Inspector or Biso/o prsided over each Christian Assembly, towyhh a lce the voices of the whole people. In this post h. was to be Wat chful and provident. ...

... THE MORKN1NG CHRICNWLE. L O N OD N:e JMONDAY, DECEMBER 30,1822. i The resignation of the Duke de MONTMORENCY is no longer a matter of doubt. The Monileur of Friday is contains the official announcement of this event. The at oniteur contains another most important docu-;' ment, the dispatch of M. de VILLELE, charged ad interim with the Portfolio of Foreign Affairs to the n French Minister at ...

... TH' M,1ORNING ClRONICLE. LONDON: thi TUESDAY, DECE1IJBER 17, 1822 89. We received the Paris Papers of Saturday, last night, ?? to'. by express. Extracts from themn will be found in ano-n thircColumn. Their tone continues pacific. ext Constantinople seems to have been the scene of dread- pul ful outrages, and the abuses have been remedied in the cer net usual manner. Some one seems to have ...

... THE MORNING CHIRONiCLE. L O N D O N.: - S'ATUWAv~y DECSlBEIER 7, 189Q. -We yesterday observed that it was supposed the French Government would communicate the determina- tion of Congress to the Spaniards, and await their answer before commencing hostilities. We now find that this is the language of the official papers of the Frendi Government. Of course a considerable time must elapse before ...

... FROM THR fUSLIN YVENBfiQ POST OF SATURDAY LAST.1 ORA GrE OUTRAGE-GREAT PUBLIC MEETING. Yesterday wast perhaps, as Important a day as any witnessed in Ireanid snce the Union. It exhibited a grand rally of all ranks, persuasions, and all parties bst one, round the person of the Kings Lieutenant. The occasion congregated In the Royal Exchange five thousand Citizens of Dublin, while the avenues ...

... . 'In the article Simond'sSwitzerdand, in the last num- o' ber of The Edinburgh Review, there is a disquisition on o the manners of the English, which has exeited a good deal of attention. Mr. Simond having contrasted us with some of our neighbours, in a way not very flattering to ai us, the Reviewer admits the MIorgue Aristocratique, r( as Bonaparte called it, of the English Gentry-the ...

... I Yesterday a Meeting of Gentlemen took place at the City or London Tavern, pursuant to ad vertlsements to take into considera- tion the present diagraceftul state of thestreets, and to discuss the propriety of adopting Mr. Williams's plan, an outline of which was given in this paper some days ago. Mr. WILLIAMS, in addressing the Meeting upon the propo- sition to form a Committee to receive. ...

... We received German Papers yesterday, the principal interest of t which consists in the inlormation conveyed by The Austrian Ob. set er, of the late changes at Constantinople, the accounts from which capital are dated the 25th November. VTrNA,, DEc. 17.-Though the Porte continues to observe the system of silence respecting the events in the theatre of war in t 'Greece and the Morea, accounts ...

... Tnig BISHOP or PETERBOROUGH ANn mns CLERGY. It was said by Voltaire of Galiani's Dialogues on the Laws respecting Corn, that they were as amusing as any of the Comedics of Moliere. A writer in The Edin- ntlrgla Rlevicto has contrived in like manner to elicit iabundance of food for amusement from a very unpro- mising subject, namely, Herbert Lord Bishop of Peter- borough and his Anti ...