... - SO&14 AMERICAS. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE: SIR, London, Aug. 14, t82: I should not have been induced totake any noticedf. f the letter in your Paper of this day, signed s A South American, but for the importance which you incor- i rectly, in my opinion, attach to it,'and the display with which you accompany its publication, the title in Roman capitals Intrigues of the ...

... Tle age of Fairs is gone as well as the age of Chivalry. Easy communication has destroyed the one, as well executed laws have destroyed the other. The peasant does not now travel twenty miles to buy what he can have any (lay at his own door, and the distressed damsel, instead of looking out for a knight- errant, calls for the constable. Fairs, with the exception, perhaps, of. Cattle Trysts, as ...

... L The original ol the followingPetition was sent to the Spanish Ministei at War, on the 28th June5 but up 'to the 8th July no notice had been taken of it SinE-Don John Downie, Field Marshal of the National Armies, IKnight of the Orders of St. Ferdinand, Charles IIl., ad Great Britain, and decorated with seven crosses for dis- tiguished actions in the field, with sentiments of the most ...

... From Bayonne Papers received yesterday, we have ex- tracted the following inteiligence:- MADRID, AUG. 7.-Those who calculated on the probity, the perseverance, and the military or political talents of Ballas- teros, have been mistaken. His bei gacornmunero induced the violent party in the Cortes to give him the command. Among the conditions that he had made with General Molitor, one is, that ...

... TO TIlE EDITOR OF THE 9 MPA q .'CA ; Slit, As the Periodical Press hap,r ;2rt on a subject wvhichb it must'be' adrndtiid 1n1Tortance, viz. the necessi. of eio0dl Ltcrary Prop crty, ns t~s&Lpd some cases, rather*sever Iy tection which it vias-#upposed'every'ens Jury had declared 'by theif 'er.dict a one as the law ought to p 'is some charged with a iaht' of 2no¶le of Literary Claims tote' ...

... 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 MONKS OF LA TRAePE. -When the little Jansenist Coquet, the AbbedeRauc6, had been frightened by the ugly head of his mistress, he fled: to the monastery of La Trappe, embraced- its severe rules, and soon added to his numerous other clerical pre- ferments, the dignity of Chief of the Order. I-e seems to have thought that Madame Montbuson had died of the small-pox because the Monks had been ...

... Heigh ho, the wind and the rain. The Government Scribes have acquired so inveterate a habit of lauding every thing that is, that even the seasons, it would seem, must be treated like the last quarter's revenue, and represented as most flourishing and productive. - The New Times has actually taken a Minis- terial view of the weather; it looks at the sunny side of our sunless summer, and ...

... THE Mp oRNING CHRONICLE. t LON D O N: ,- c IDY, AUGUST 29, 1823. .The.AMonitger, which reached us yesterday, inserts a Ivery singular communication from Madiid, dated 20th instant, referring to advices received there from Count BoucxC, of the 13th, stating that the garrison of Corunna, after keeping up a smart fire from the 10th to the 12th, had sent out a flag of truce, offering to put ...

... eIIUIgOF IRELAND. CH ARGE, oF HIS GRACE rfin ARCHBISHOP OF CASHELL. on Thurda (21st Ost.), his Grace the Lord Archbishop Of Cashel held Ls Triennial Visitation for this diocese, at St. Mary's Church, Cloenieli the Rev. F. New port preached on thiys oCcasion; ndon Fndal the Bishop of Waterford held his Visitation in the same Church, on which occasion th Rev. R. CareY was the preacher. The ...

... 111.-CONTINUED. THE HOLY ALLIES AND QUARTERLY REVIEWERS I VERSUS SPAIN, ANSWERED. A REPLY TO ' THE CRISIS OF SPAIN,' THE ST. PETERSBURGH - GAZBTTE, AND THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, NO. 5b. h l iMalo periculosam libertatem quam quietum servitium. l - The President of a Polish Diet. h- The writersof the moderatestamp, who have substitu- | ted fhe word legitimacy for divine rights,anda ' whole- ...

... ON THE .POGRESS OF CATHOLICISM. PARIS, JULY 28. The Ultra Journals of this capital have of late boasted very C much of the number of persons coverted from the Protestant to the Catholic Faith. If their reports maybe relied on, there e is an epidemic apostacy abroad spreading its ravages among t. the Protestants of all Europe. English Misses, Lesidesthe Misses 0 Loveday, German Barons and Swiss ...