... 2, ,LIlGUS -ThTUTIO , gl i DIT}oR Ow Ts'H h.RNING CHNICL ?R ! beg i?> gea~tio s obmit to you 4omie obser b aktidns, w ich~ wMY, risiaps, up toooivivous tdRO isersnt. e -Impgeiratwe Eh ZsWfertai ev weer ;-'Ytc~a*tlAt ofn vaune .ca 46ie I at 5 hrieidtiaityj6l1part and par- riIf Elsnt1r 'flij :Dsseneeue'futwtfogeeher by a . i~lge1 pjP fr e at oJudge wiihalehI1zaod eppalfmg .Zthii ezi~iimaeionj ...

... AGiR1CeaUL AL pls, TE&., [FrosM 'rat o eassAcen oisienveen, ntc. 2g E A-'itinber i.f cou' ties mii S.nland-Aegyllatff, Calthness. Cromarty, Dumbarton, Elgin, dife. Forfar, Laiark, Mid Lol Vilian, Renfrew, Sutherland and 'Wlgton-had appointed Ctm* mittees' to meet at Edinburgh, for the purpose of considering the Agricultural Distresses of the Country, and the means of re- lieving them; and a ...

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... Fron thie LQNDGN GAZETTEO 'Dec. 31. . CRlOWN-OPFICE, DecaaxEspiR3t. MEMBsEtR RETtTURNEI) TC S~MEW IN TMillS ESENT tLAX r Srsna or Rus.-Sir JanLrs WVretyssr 1la'ckehfeX of SraLikell, s Bar;. iut the roon ol fkTotnas Mlackdenzie, Esq. deceased. i - BAN'k9PlTCtES htNLARGED. M.M Marks, of Roniford, slopseflir, frotm Jan. 4 to Jan. 11. T. Pearion, late of Oiford-htree,eilnian,from Jan. 4,to Jav.iS ...

... THE NEW BliSHP OF LIMERICk. As we were the first Journal to announce the appointsoent of the excellent arid venerable Archdeacon Jebb to the vahant Bishopric (an appointment which reflects so much honour on the Government), so we have now great pleasure in laying'somn of the first fruits of his elevation before our readers. The following Correspondence is taken from one of the Limerick Papers. ...

... - 0P .. IRIS IAES. :ROYAL ODI{Pi~NCFR Louis, by the grace'of Goad, Stc. NFLe baeat-ed and do orderas follows:- :Art. I> That Viscouint de Cliatesuhoiriarrd, Peer of France;, Is upoirzted ~ Mileiter Stcretzry' of Stato for thil deprartfelt of 2.Ou rPresident of the Council otI'linisters is chargII *Ith. the execution ofthis o-dininct. Given at PIris, fc., Dec. 28. (Sigried)` LoPurs; AnWid also ...

... I'rTag 00AMoSNxS CS - SIRR c t>: : o>'rI. , '. .' - ' , .:t ' ';. I' l '[t>: L ONDON. F There have lately bea mee of they bank Severai. meetiigs etweenth uDi etors td the CzANCELEoR e9: thel e',Ex(rEQUzI3n asnd it is con detitIy , iitio ed. that f- l3aik has agreed to advance a considerab- suiin of, money on the Pension List, fon rwe or.;Aree *Years, rhis measare wiil occabion a great ...

... 1St1 ckfl'os 4kh 2 EgI.J tREm. Anoth=er c4nis, and Uten astohesn , Atid each is worthyp r~f As 6rog~ew'.pa tdss. ' To fr11C EDITOR or wit'aMORNING 'ClRONTIL slit, CRITo, the moral and prudent advocate fer 6 freedomIn boys with respect to an unlimited indulgence of feein g and ' action, having departed this life, I ha. some hopes that this childish affair was at an end, but Phito-Crito ...

... IIAP OF GOOD ROPE. i~ Dy th Venus,-Kilgliur,. which arrived on, Monday fron t s ted Capte ofGood Hope, letiers hafe been received lII town. feom thatColny t th'17: efOctober. The Venus left St. Helena ~ onthe50t ofOctbcrasid onl her pasage. (rMM'th4 island to :he amuh n h d o -Decemnber, spoke the Adamant, homne. ward bon rm4acut.nlt4.6. long. 54. W8all well.-,. ig t55n lit_ X's The following ...

... STATE OF DSPAA IN 418o Efaio OMoUTrnvst EIT~1OKY OF TaHE 1,1101545ULL1L WAR. In other ciuntries 'where absolute monak chy bas been *stai' blished, aind'tise Romish superstition bag triumphied, bath have been it, some degree modified by the remains oif old Institutions, the vicinity of free States, and the Infiuen4ce of: literaiture and moan- mere. But in Spain and Portugal almiost all traces ...

... OME, cn ir- . . t---'-1 8 R MEntom c#anti. ve -Cuntt~a&, Eiacawrrwas indicted tar steaftiig,'-at -Eba;.I s, August. late, A'da planhero r of RobertzSt171 , a tim~- Ib errmerchant. In- Auigust lst theplank was ttlen' in 'rh~night at time fromithb.proseeutor'si-pi'emnitesand on~thanist ofOctober it to waestraeed'otiicPrisonipr'& hotuses~where, it *as-found stidvi to his deal's, and, idenatified ...

... TCHE LIBERAL4, NuMnzR 11. This Second Number, which was published yester- day, will probably be more generally acceptable than the first; for though it possesses nothing of caustic satire that can be compared with the Vision of Judgmnent, it possesses at the same time nothing c-stlculated to provoke so many enemies, and its merits are of a much more various and possibly a higher kind. One ...