... 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 ...

... THE MORNING CHRU(IVCLE. t,. L OLONDON: ve MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1823. In We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Thursday a-nd Friday, from which extracts will be found in another vecolnmn. ry We learn that letters from Paris, from a very high le :1i authority, dated Thursday last, state, that it was re- n ported there in well informed circles, and generally be- iy lieved, that a Russian army, ...

... FRB-E DISCUSSION., LETTER 11. To Titt EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, In Day first letter I endeavoured to give a general conception of the plan which I Intend to pursue in advocating the cause of free discussion. This plan I will now endeavour to carry into execution. Persecutors do not usually attempt to justify their intolerance under pretencC of avenging the cause of God. The ...

... SPAN1LH PAPERS. re of with MADRID, FEat. 2.-The following are the latest dispatches from General O'Donnell, Count del Abisbal, who commands the his troops sent against Bessieres: ati 46In my letter of the 29th of this month, I had the honour to :tory state to your Excellenscy, that I apprehended that else orders of ilito the Government relative to the destruction and defence of the f di- ...

... DEFENCE OF THE WESTMINTFA PLAY. The Baby shall spectacles wear, And what is 2norefitting byfar, . For play-things and dolls shall not care, But in leading-strings lead its Papa. THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN. NEWBURY, St. Pau~ls Church-yard. Price6d. Mr. EDITOR-There is a generous principle in our nature, which constantly leads us to espouse the weaker side. I never see two boys fighting, but ...

... IMERIAL PARLIAMENT or GRET BR'ITAIN AND IRBLAND. e ; ,. '!- . i- HOUE.OF.LORDS, Fr%. 0b. e -The House iretiat ten o'clock in the morning, and proceded in . Appeals. *: t Lord Grantley took the oaths and his seat. a The Earl of GOVENTRY presented a Petition from the Mer- b chants, Bankers, Traders, &c. of the City of Worcester, against . the Insolvent Debtors' Act.-Ordered to lie upon the Table ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'i or GRECAT 'BRI7A[N AND IRELAND. 5 H O U SHOUE OF LORDS, JUNE 9. Is ~~~MARRIAGE BILL. iiThe LORD CHANCELLOR s9tated, that some mistalke hadl ir arisen with respect to the further consideration of the Report 'e of the Marriage Bill, which was fixed for this day, but which -was understood by several Noble Lords to stand for to-morrow. In order to avoid inconvenience, it ...

... .TO THE GREEK COM ITTEE. y ofy Gentlemen-Having been 'hrnostred by'yotifrirquest to make 'osome reply to the statements (if S~r William Gell relative to the flcharacter and condition of the Greeks, I had ventured to prepareF fl for enrerilig thelia's against that very accur~ate draughisfnian. It the seems that Sir Williamo, who could fiuid to ipany trtices of the ex ain ploits of that people ...

... STATE OF 'HE COUNTRY. f We need only refer to our extracts from the Monster Papers, X to show that the same species of disturbance exists in Cork and F Limerick, which have disgraced those Counties for such a length * of time. The Judges are notv on Circuit, and in these very places; but nothing has produced a permanent effect. In the North, as we have had occasion to mention already, the ...

... VIG(), JUNE 19. zh A Gentleman on the point of going to Oporto has offered to take this to forward to Lisbon for the mail. v The Gefe Politica of this town, nearing that a party had col- hie lected at a town only a few' leagues from Valenqa (the frontier nt town of Portugal) for the purpose of creating disturbances in ry this Province, sent to the Governor of Valenqa to remind him of the ...

... Yesterday a splendid entertailnment was giveni at the Thatched H-ouse Tav'erni, in celebration of the return of the Marquess of Hastings to this country, by the Gentlemen who had served under his 'ordship's Adimnistration in India. At about eight o'clock upwards of 150 Noblemen and Gentlemen sat down to a d]inner of the most sumptuous description. Thle viands were 6f the choicest character, ...

... ons We have obtained a file of Mexican Gazettes to the , beginning of March last, when Yturbide, ,the deposed Emperor, was still in power. These pape'# are highly interesting, not merely from the light they throw on late events in that country, but from the light they throw on the state of a vast territory so little known in Europe. - One of the first Extracts we shall make from the rk above ...