... [FROM THE ESPECTADOn OF THE 2D IN4T.]. One of the English Journals, of the highest reputation, stated on the lltb of November, that nuch credit was given to the re port that the Members of the Congress of Verona had addres- sed a Note to the Spanistl Goyernment, expressive of their dis-c satisfaction at the actual state of the Spanish Mlonarchy. i We have noknowledge ofany such Note having ...

... THE MORNING Ch'RON[LE. LO N D ON: THURSD,4y, DECEMBER 19, 1822. Private advice; from Paris received in the course of yesterday, by express, mention, that the chief business for which the representatives of the Allied Sovereigns had adjourned to the French capital, was closed, and that the Duke of WELLINGTON might be expected home immediately. We are fully warranted, and, more- over, we rejoice ...

... EAbST INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday a Quarterly Mleetinig of the Directors was held. The proceedings of its day commenced by-dhe Chairman laying before the Meeting a Report relating to the investigation of certain cir- cunistances attending the cultivation of Sugar in India. 'The Report stated that within the last 511 year., the importation of Sugar into this country had very considerably increased. ...

... PA TENTS. The MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS give lists of the Patents Granted, but they are put forth in a very imperfect state; while nothing is said of those which have been refused. Our inquiries having detected the negligence with which they are drawn up, we think it] due to the public to supply the deficiency. PATENTS GRANTED. Mr. V-NS-T.-A steam engine, of prodigious power, to fa- cilitate the ...

... THE MliRAIVG CURIOVICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, DECEZ1IRER 14, 1822, We have good grounds for stating, that the Duke of I WELLINGTON Wvill remain in Paris to assist at the deli- t berations about to be resumed there on the affairs of a; Spain, not as a principal on the part of our Government, ti but rather as an authority to which reference may be had from his being acquainted with all the previous ...

... GUILDHALL-The imposition of porters becomes at this season of the year, from the number of small parcels, such as Christmas presents, a matter of regular system. A case of this description, which seemed to be one of imposition from beginning to end, oc- curred at this Justice-room on Saturday, before the Sitting Alder- man. Sir James Shaw. Davis, a porter at the Bell and Crown Inn, Holborn, ...

... Saturday being the Anniversary of the titular Saint of Scotland, the Patrons and Friends of this ancient and excellent Institution dined in the great room, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-street, his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence in the Chair, supported by the Earl of Glasgow, Lord Saltoun, and several other distin- guished characters. The company sat down to an excellent dinner about ...

... To Bs EDITOR or asE NORNING CHRONICLE. slt, Dec. 23,1822. On the 28th ult. Mr. Hunt clearly shewed that it was customary to extort money by miscalculating the taxation of costs, and that three times he had been obliged to pay beyond the proper sum. To this criminal charge, the Judge said- We are sorry- for it; but what can we do ? The public press takes no further notice of this dis- ...

... EXtTRACT OF THE RtEGULATIONS OF. THE DEPOSIT. HAVANA, OCT. 25 1822i-Thirse will be admitted to the Stores of Deposit, from this date, all Goods imported from foreign ports, in vessels of more than so tons burthen, either tide'r Spa- nish or foreign colours, except previsions, all kinds of spirits and liquors, rosin, wood and lumber of all kinds, soap,; candles, and other articles not fit to ...

... THA' MORNING CHJtWjN&LL. LONDON: MONDAY, DECEMBRIt 23, 1822. Every post from Paris brings us fresh details in con- firmation of the sentiments we have hitherto expressed on the subject of peace or war, and in explanation of the means by which so important a change has recently been effected in the politics of the French Government, or ra- ther the Ultra Faction by which it is, at the present ...

... PA HIS, DEC. 6. After all the intrigues put in practice to carry the elections, which were more illegal than all those which were beforehand I dreaded, the result of the late elections has nothing in it which Po ought to astonish apiy body. The history of these intrigues will h one day, no doubt, be published, and will display the most extra. ( ordinary details. Among the names of our new ...

... 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 ...