... L 0 N 1) 0 N: 'RIDAYr, JMdRCH 21, I S23. ie We received the Paris Papers of Tuesday at a late hour last night; extracts from them will be found in another column. st_ s The advices from Oporto so late as the Ist instant, el- have entirely removed the apprehensions excited by the uVr letter from that place, published in The Courier of 'or Monday last, and we hope very soon to have it in our b ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRE,1U3T 3BBTAIN AND IRE, LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FE7s. 28. n The House met at ten o'clock in the morning, and proceeded din appeals. Lord Dormer was introduced by Lord Redesdale and Lord > Colchester, there having been no introduction of a Peer of this s'title since the date of the Patent of Creation in 1615. The pre- r vious possessors of the title were all Roman ...

... 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, ...

... NATIONAL CUARD O(1 PARTS-FIFTH1 LEGION. ORDER OF TilE DAY. I hasten to cormmunicate toi my Legion the letter which its superior Officers In. tuo ttire in writit g so 31. the Marshal. Faithful to its K ng arid ti baoteur, the Legirr has never, during upwards of seven ye r; w hich I have c nroranded it, onrited ait orccasion of privittg it- revorion to the sacred person ot tile III riarcl, ...

... P =AR PAP _ . hle .)W- (FlEIoat THE COURIERt rsAsiCAtS OF TUESDAY.] ~ f PARIS, MARCH ll,-Yesterday the public funds experienced ling a decline of two per cent., the cause of which is attributed to his the certitude now entertained that hostilities will shortly corn. the msence. :A new document was shewn on 'Change, which leaves to no longer the slightest, doubt of the immediate declaration of ...

... . \ L OLONDON: s THIUSDWAY, MAdRCH 6,1823. We received the Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday ?at a late hour last night. Tihe proceedings against MANUEL have excited a : great sensation in Paris. Nothing can be more base and cowardly than the arbitrary attempt of the Ultras to exclude this Gentleman. They appeal to England, but tthere is no precedent with us of an expulsion on account ? of ...

... In pursuance of a Requisition addressed to the High Sheriff of the County of Essex, and subscribed with the names of 900 land- owners and occupiers of land within the County, the High Sheriff, John Joliffe Tuffnell, Esq. convened a Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Freeholders of the County, to be held at the Shire-Hall, Chelmsford, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock, to take- into ...

... From tIswOADON GAZETTE of March 29. WHI1UET ALL, M.XRC~I 28, 182,. leased so direct letters patent to be passed under tieGreat Sea,2 granfitig the dignities of Viscount rind Earl under the Unitedea~ng 'I of Great Britian and Ireland, to Chsatles of the Unitlaress f roy Order y, Knight Grand Cross of tie Wiioam1~IsoPrarblO lrilitary Order of the Bath, Lieutenan rall of his slajrsty s Forces, ...

... MAUIVDY THURSDAY. The annual distribution of his Majesty's Royal Maundy took place yesterday at Whitehall Chapel; a temporary building, the whole length of the Chapel, was constructed for the occasion under the direction of the Board of Works, in which 61 men and 61 women, being the age of the King, received the customary gifts of Provisions. Mr. Hianby, Secretary to the Lord High Almoner, Mr. ...