... ¶pW WORK ON THE SOCIAL SYSTEMR OF EUROP.- I A work has just made its appearance at Vienna ljer the patronage of thle Emperor, to whom it is de- .atcd by permission,. which, has produced a great sn in that capital, and the doctrines of which, it is .are destinled to operate a salutary revolution in the Iv orld. The author is 'Doctor Frederick Gott- , rnicelh and his admirers say of him, that he ...

... ; irat The following Address from the Nerciants of Havainal to his the Commander of his Mlajesty's ship Serivgapatam, on the pre- in- posed departure of that vessel from Cuba, was received yester. Al day ent Havaimial, Dec. 14, IB22. vo, SiB-The undersigned Merchants residing in this city, Brt- i1li tish subjects and agents, and consignees of British property, con- l rforniably to the ...

... The measures recently taken by the friends of Parliamentary Reform in this county, with so much calmness and deliberation, but at the same time with so much decision and effect, are now drawing towards their conssumnmation. On Tuesday last the Ge- neral Committee appointed to organise a County Meeting, to pro. mote a Reform in the Commons' House of Parliament, assembled in the large room at E ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT B.ITAIN AND IRELAND . I GRBIT BRITWNb JND IRBL-4ND. - . HOUSE OF CommON'S, MAY 21. Mr. LINDSAY presented a Petition from the Liueg Maimuu facturers of Scottand, againit the repeal of the laws affecting Pthe Linen trade;-tOrderpil to lie osi'tiWeTable. Sir W. LEMON presented agettio from the -inliablitnts of a parish in the county of Cornwall,, 'aainst the duties on ...

... [FROM THE MONITEUR'or WEONESDAY, JUNE 25.-OrFICIAL P'ART.] Tclcgraplhic dispatci from Bayonne, arrived at Paris 24th June, in the morning:- MVADRID, JUNE 20. THlE MAJOT-GENFRRL TO WlS EXCELLENCY TIlE MINISTER AT WAR. The vanguard of the 2d corps, after having overthrown the rear-guaird of Ballasteros, on. the 1ath, at Algenresi, carried the same day the tote de pet of Alcira, on the Iricar ...

... : THE M1ORNING CHRONTICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, JUIVE 28, 1823. We have before us a file of the Espectador from Seville, up to the 1st of June, received by the Lisbon packet, and to which we were yesterday unable to refer. The contents of these papers supply us with a number of details which, in many respects, would serve to contra- dict the French reports on various minor occurrences in the ...

... THlE MORNVIG CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1823. Extracts from the Paris Papers of Tuesday will be found in another column. We have been for some time prepared for the deser- tion of MORILLO. We can state positively, that since his appointment to the command of the 2d Military Dis- trict, he has never once opposed or checked in any way the movement of the smallest party of the enemy ; ...

... THE MORNING CHROItCLE. erf LON D-ON: er T7-HURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1823. *dy We received last night by express the following Tele-. e graphic dispatch, and the Paris Papers of Monday. of Our readers will observe in the extracts from the latter le in another column, that the new mode of taking towns by means of cavalry ascending the walls by scaling ladders, n which MINA, according to the French, has ...

... IMPiERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRZITAN AND IRELAND. ' ;; OUSEOF LORDS, JULY 4. At a quarter before four the Commons were summoned to to hear the Royal Assent given by Commission to several Pub- lic and Private Bills. Among them were the Capital Felonies' Repeal Bill,.the. Convicts' La our Bill, the Sentence of Death Bill, 'the' Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, the Scotch Turn- pike'Road Bill, the ...

... P~UB]4iC-DINN4 TO EARL A, '--. hf, ''. , OufThursdavhstolhea I Qf FZTi115 *,iw ed, by invita-l 't46-Wi tall k If tp b1'e and ib ero'body of the In-' tsabitanss Df. t amli wI o ado ieft Ah mode of marafestiq Casq sentiments v yeneratiom, regard which' tP .lbflcdh1* piieterrti-bl oble -thol ghofit his. I~lb ~A am bcenAsQ Wgl~t ed, to excite. NlibAUS~46~~lhnt its.first pr? OO54 an ide w ent ...

... GLASGOWASSIZES.-WEMDRSDAY, SEPT. 24. MARY HORN or MUCKSTRAFFIC was charged with having, on the 2d Angust, in a house in the High-street, assaulted Janet M'Laren, a young deaf and dumb woman, and given her seve- ral seere blows on the head with a la e hammer, of the ef- fects of which blows she expired Oi the 2th Aug. She pleaded Not Guilty.-The declarations of the panel being proved, Christian ...

... SUPPOSED AUSTERITY OF TME SCOTS. We are very much amused with some of theinferences drawn in the English country papers from the correspondence on the subject of the dispute between Mr. Owen and the Presbytery of Lanark. As. the language of Mr. Menajes is characterized by the sour uncharitable spirit which prevailed two hundred years ago, it seems to be taken for granted that Mr. Menzies may ...