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... 1 0 N D.0 N: TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1823. We received last night the Paris Papers of Saturday, from which extracts are given in another column. The New Times of yesterday inserts a letter from an old and respected Correspondent P. on the share which Freemasonry had in bringing about the French an-d Spanish Revolutions, and on another subject which more imme- diately concerns us, the share which ...
... 1?EFORM MEE1TNG A MtANCOLN. The Meeting thi`eyorends to Rifrn tak i1e a h Rein ,er Deer rnn,-'Li&hch,'ibiitii hl~af-past twelve o'clock on Thursday~ ~r Sir Robert Heron,_Bart, in 'tbe-Chiair.. The room was not very ri. nuifietotsly attended,. owing no doub1t to, the' eacebsive roldnessit Ir- of the day. .Sir mOBERT HERON commfenced' the business of the Meet. e: v0Ysaigi als Perfeactly needless ...
... | FROM THE ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG OF Jan i e PAIDc. 26.-People had flattered themselves sa if Montmorency, convinced by every thing which had taken p d since his return to Paris, would see the necessity of givisn e dangerous an experiment as, making war on Spain. Thig Upso much the more hoped, as the declaration of Russia, A wa.t5 lvi Prussia was delayed. Nobody, indeed, calculated on asna charge ...
... 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 ...
... OAYONNX' PAPkERS. Bayonne Paperftied yesterday, the contents Of wiach are not urihteresWtlss'1 he following a.ge exttracts: ''' it BArroSNE; diser'l;§-5~ passage of couriers betweelivMadrid and Paris is very constant. Mercantile ekpresses in particular are very numerous. On the 12th a courier' passed through, dis- patched by M. de Lagarde,5wbo left Madrid on the evening of the 8th, with the ...
... -TIE MORNINO; cIIRONI.CLE I D L O ND O'N: eL iW MOY -dY, JUANUAY 6, 182S, Y We delayed till hisi'day our report of the proceed- .. . or'a' .mee-- i .. . b ingp of the important gneeting'f the county of Norfolk on Friday last, because, from the distance, any account i which could have been given in a Second Edition on- e urday, would have necessarily been very meagre ...
... iORFLK COUUNTY MEETING. The following Letter from a Gentleman, a member of the Committee fixn which the Norfolk 'Resolutions emanated t aimj s all intentions on the part of that t . ) A0, _- * , ,- v , - I-. 'innt'ittee, of reduicing the National Debt by any other a means than the iapplication of the savings effected by a t rigorous econoryjinyt he ' expenditure of the public re- c venuetto ...
... - PARIS rPAPERS. E9MrIS 0kET= DE FRANEOE] )P~~tt~~ Dzo. 3L4~YeTsterdal. ater Mas, whi te ighed in his'apatmet., Mi ajesty presided at a Council of MbijafstersI. M'. the Count d!Acarsitlied yesterday at one o~clockc. A lithographic pobrktrat 61' M.. the Duke Mathieu de Moutmo- _etyis executing with, the foltowving motto from PoIgeuclie. *N'aco~s~Iu-g Et anais notire Rome Ione aprniaplu ...
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... [FROMI THE DRAFEAU BLANC.] PARIS, JAN. 11.-The Ambassadors of three great Powers to the King of Spain, have received formal orders to quit Madrid on the 17th of this nionth. It is thought that their.Excellencies will be in Paris about the 28th instant. It is also affirmed that M. the Count de Lagarde has received, by a dispatch expedited subse- quently to the Diplomatic Note of M . de Villele, ...
... THE LAW'S DELAY-WRITS OF ERROR.1 To tair EDITOR ow THsi MORNING CHHRONICLE. s; SIR, Perhaps no time could be more appropriate than the present, ,hen Parliament Is about to meet, to cal- the attention of your it Readers to a subject so generally complained of, though I fear.but little understood-or If understood, too much neglected-I mean the grievous delay in legal proceedings.-To enter upon ...
... 8OMPLAtNtrS Of THi AGtiCUtStgi_-EkA-. INJAtrJON AND REFUTATION OF SOME OF' TFHEi I STATEMENTS-A FAbL OF PRICE DOES NOT: NECESSARILY OCCASION AN INCREASE OF, TAXATiON; The steady'and moderate price which an unfettered commerce would bestow upOnl the produce of land, would be attended with Incalculable benefits to all classes of the Communit. Colonel ToRitmiss. The example of the Entglish ...