... ?QU?IB&N W4?. ? ?rna- L&NPON ?EWSPAPER PU?SL From TEE ? ?#1? Paper. Fo?upw -? - at?ds of We L have bi a?se?ing? apd hai? veeq?nt1?y f the mi?h?evo?s tende??vy?ef .s~taa, - ujlOw-atilf~P r~ XE.ZtIII~it he:.X : V oa~ 4iaperdre~iiipSSet¢ 4mdand inhW ?? _ UV. ceont timei when tlihshoewea cfle-ar oe anprnild w avfrentl stri nted-m 'etviio ofje fact cn~y>:bi, ix~, nnikr tes d ?? Oh~e4 &wffig to ...

... ; 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 ...

... From the LONDON GAZE TTE of Feb. 1. At the Court at Brighton, the 31st of January, 1823, Present, TheKaING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. SiEIFSAFP~ONTED BY HIS MAJESTY IN COUNCIL, FOR THE YEA* 1823. BEDFoaSnosmi-Thomas Charles Higgins, of Turvey, Esq. BERICSHI5R-Henry Piper Sperling, ot Park-place, Esq. BuczsNouSAtosHisE-William Selby Lowndes, of Whaddon- hall, Esq. CAMDBIDGESHIRE and ...

... - I . . a- We have received New York Papers to the 2d ult. One of these Papers ftiriiisbea .us with the Annual Treasury Report of -the U1tedtSe d the 23d Pgceqzber, fromwhich we learn t-hat~qtoiaRekejWpts info the Treasury, for 1822, including the balianEeiof the preceding year, amounted to 21,427,00dollars, and the total estimated expenditure to 18,278,653 dollars, leaving oa balancep in the ...

... - 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ' LIVERPOOL ELECTION. The election for a Representative of this Borough will not take place till Friday next (yesterday). It was intended to commence on this day; but the delay was occasioned by the writ having been directed, in error, to Lancaster, instead of to the Sheriff's Office at Preston. In consequence of this mistake, it did not ar- rive in Liverpool until Sunday last (9th instant); ...

... 'N'ORFOLK YEOMS ;GAZE7TL .~rna~is - 'weel3paper, pub., slihed under m-my direction, *ad may be had inv any -uWt-of 1h Ihingdom, as well as in Norfolk, by application to No. 183,- Fleet- street, Lodion. Those gentlemenx that wishes to be furiisheid with a weekly paper,. containing a true account of the-state of-afflairs, a 'corrdct account of what, passes in Parliament,;Iay wvho:wish tD see ?? ...

... .N-iITED PARLIAMENT. i*OU$4t~ MONi'S. ?? idei, .Pl'earAl O. Sir Igvmv P SxtEL~ rs 3Ite ?? from the Grand Jtary of Queen's VQunty, pray8'i f;fid i of Tithes. The 1Hot. BUaT- net declared his opinioiti- that ito ir~~nte *)id coniuce snruch as this to the restoration of trsnqaiitiatyand bdpoiness in ?? TRENCH supported the Petitien. ' . Mr. G etser felt- that it was qette unteessary for him to ...

... A Meeting of this Society was yesterday held at the City of London Tavern. Soon after twelve o'clock, a number of respect. able Gen lemen were in the room, and at one the Chair was taken by the Bishop of CHESTER, after which the following Report was read:- l The Committee for managing the affairs of the Seamen's Hos- pital, now, for the second time, submit to its friends and subscri- bers the ...

... 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 ...