... We have received Bayonne Papers to the 30th ult., and make from them them the following extracts: BAYONWNE, Detc. 29.-The discharge of the soldiers, whose time of service is completed, and who belong to the troops forming the Corps of Observation, is to take place the day after to-morrow. The number of those who quit the division of Count d'Awuchamp is estimated at 3,000 met). This measure, ...

... 'TIHE MIORINING CHRONICLE. LONDON: .MTONDAY, SEPTEIfBER 22, 18.3. We received at a late hour last night the Paris ;Papers of Friday. rhe following are extracts. 'l'he Telegraphic Dispatch announcing the surrender of Pam- peluna, appeared in The Observer of yesterday. TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.I PARIS, SEPT. I) The Minister of War has received the following Telegraphic Dispatch After having ...

... THE OIQBVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WED JIESDA'Y, A'UGUS; 7i. ii L The Faiis Papersof Sunday contain: no inews oT any Amportance.. The constitwhonnd, i a' ltr'o xI th subject of the two 'Principalities o1 Moldavia and '.a.. lachia, has an observation on the ,sbje'ct'of2RpidsiM art',, fice, which is net undeserving of attenti, f'. The pacifio declarations icessantly rcpeated, 0lo *xtrt5- qvill'ie ...

... THE KING'S ENTRANCE INTO WiNDSOR. aWhat should be grave you turn to farce. Since his Majesty visited his Hanoverian Dominions wehave not reid any thing so droll in that waggish Paper The New Timaes as its account oY the King's entrance into Windsor. The events of Wednesday are narrated with an air of dignified sue! lancholy admirably suited to the disasters of the day; the reader feels in ...

... an 1 But the Metzu Have you seen the Me=z ? ter, said a little old man in black to a man in a green bat. the 1 Not seen the Ai~tzu-? Let me have the pleasure of Of shewving it you. I followed, thinking to pick up some rice crumbs of knowledge ; for my genius was rebuked at ces sighlt of the admirer of Metzu, as Anthony's was by Of Caxsar. This striking little personage was the quin- lair. ...

... RESIGNATION OF k COTS..C!RGYMAN FROM ' CONSCIENCE. - PRPESBYTERY OF SjtIa o,-OnWednetday the resignation 14 | of the-Rev. Mr._Shirreff came before the Presbytery of Stirling. n I ;Aftefwsbme'pielimiiary proceedings} Mr.,bHIRREFF: rose, and- stated.that.,he stil addhered'to the, sentiments expressed in I r his letter'qf resignation. , 0 The Rev. Dr. KNOX, after some observations as to what 0 ...

... - IMPERIAL PARLiAMBNT GRIR4T BRITAIN AND IRILAIM. HOUSE OF LORIjS, FEs.4. THlE OPENING O P' PAllLIAMENT. l At three o'clak tfhe Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of .Harrowby, the Earl of Westmorland, I and the Earto'Sbaftesbury, took their seats as hist'Majleiy t Commissioners for opening the. Parlhaiuent s a The Oentlemnah Usher of tile Black Rod.haviln beehnsent to t ...

... ELEGTIVS. XaXTT VGAJ A.ZT8Aii DltiUEktrooL, P. 15. The poll closed to-day abbot m94.; the tsrsnl a Mr. H140isson . . . . Lord Molyneux . . . . Dr. Crompton . . Zero. Mr. Ruabton, who conducted the opposition, and who under- took it for the purpose of entering a protest, on behalf of his brother freemen, against the attempt to degrade the borough into a quiescent Treasury recipient, m0ost ...

... MIRALi AT MIRAL QLYWELL. To TiEt EDITORior THE. MORNI'NG CHRONICLE. zSI~~~t, : ; . ~~ March 10,11823., I have just finished an attentive examination of the autheitic documents and evidence produced by the Right Rev. Father in Gad, Bishop Milner, in proof of the miracle performed at Holy- Well, in Wales, recently noticed in your paoIer.aind though not mencih addicted to credulity' thyself, yet ...

... 9LECTION OFTHE LORDl iCTOR OF MARISCHAL I COLLEGE, MIARcH 1, 1823. When our paper of last week issued from the press, we had re- ceived several comnilunicatioind concerning the Election of a Lord Rector of Alarischal College; to take place that day at nooll, It w~as knlown, that a great majority of the Students had agreed to vote for Mr. flume, slid that of the four Nations the Angusioali, Alj ...

... MR. BO WRING. LETTER 1ll. ,r11IIuc EDIT0R orf¶FI 310RNING, CHRONICLE. sill, In n]Y last Letter of the 13th November, on the subject of this cienstInau's inaprhnonment, I promised to consider what were I C,-,jltaigs rigit~s and mieans to interfere, in orderso procuiresub. Ar, t.~iceoaill Bitih ubjctplaced under his sole protection. 113.appear to have absolved me from nsy promise; and if I ,oid ...

... BA YOA:IVE PAPERS. | We received yesterday Bayonne Papers, from which the tol. lawing are extracts:- BAYONNe1, MARCH ]5-Yesterday, the 14th, five armed cruizers (T'rincadores), beloingiog to the Defenders of the Faith arrived at the harbour of Socoa. They came from Legueiio, and their object was to fetch arms and ammunition which have been sent to Socoa, for the purpose of being enibariked. ...