... THE SWABEV DECISIONS, There are a few Queries which we should lEketo pro. 3 pose relating to the Swabey decisions. Did Mr. Swabey comply with the express terms of the Vagrant Act, and bind over the witnesses to prosecute at the Sessions; or did lhe, while making so admirable a use of the vague discretionary powers vested in him by . that Statute, neglect to observe provisions equally clear and ...

... jRRY?,ANtJ. S S~~TATE CF THCTOT We the Reader ttetiot' extract of Letter frsom aEnniskillen The conduet of a certain Mgistrate cb; iu that place is strengly censured. VWhy' does not.Lord 'Ftins- Mx killer subnsit the'mantterjto Government, and have this person api superseded?' RBut why, indeed, is not Dempster.supersedied'?~ aw0 Much Was said at tbe tis e of the purgationof the Magistracy,. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - THE MORNIVNG CHRONICLE. e ~LONDON:, a TBHURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1823. Lt r Nothing further reached us in the -course of yesterday , respecting the Cadiz affair; we are, ,therefore, still left ;, to our own conjectures is to the motives which led to w e the suspension of King FERPDINND'S expected visit ton e Port St. Mary's announced in the first French tele-n e graphic dispatch; and indeed'as to ...

... DVTCII PAPERS. A Dutch Mail arrived on Saturday, br 8th instant, from which we extract the fol WISBADEN, SEPT. 26.-Accounts from say, there is an important and constant tween the Cabinets of Berlin and Vienna- go daily. This circumstance excites muv persons think that the subject is the 0i)1 Frankfort; others that it relates tO the ii Emperors, at which the presence thers fl not been iudged ...

... FONTI4L' 4BXBY.-SAThRDAkY. nthe first of the gale ofjylctures, the 11U3tsnf Yese iay le' etrously' and aetbyatedd Atoeoclock Mr.' Phillips referred to thie conditions Of sale, m re ul~lyt the fourth condition, in which he nt pledge pl ft h identity of' the subject or maste r e satid. thw'the usul condition on which business was done, and thichn he ad usced for the last thirty years, though it ...

... [FROm THE JOURNAL DES DEBATS., received PARIS, OCT. 27.-Yester~day, after mass, the Iug t an th Ministers several Marshals of France, Lieuitenainta. tajorGencrafs' the Grand Dignitaries, the Marpuess de Se- aronill, Gandl~tf~rendaire of the, Chamber o~ PeersI nu- meros Mmber ofthat Chamber, and of the Chamber of Depuies th Poe'sN~nioand the Ambassadors of Spain ndNaplesli On Saturday evening ...

... TE: 21MORNING CHRONICLE. Ihat I- - he LONDON: axs fWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1823. no EXPRESS FROM PARIS.. ers ofRUPTURE OF THE NEGOCIATIONi, 1ht' AND RE-COMMENCEMENT OF asft HOSTILITIES BEFORE CADIz. ow of We last night received a Telegraphic Dispatch front e Paris, announcihg the rupture of the negociations and the recommencement of hostilities. We received also the Journal des Debats of Mondays ...

... TIHE -BIORNING CHRONICLE. a, . IsO N'D O N: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1823. 1- . le It was some time ago stated in the Papers, that Corn- 7e missioners fronmi Spain had arrived at Buenos Ayres and e Vera Cruz, the object of whose mission was an ar- f rangement between the Mother Countdy and her quon- e dam Colonies, *W'e. now learn from a respectable source, that information has been received from ...

... [FROM THIE JOURNAL DES DEBATS OF SATURDAY.] g NEWS FROM SPAIN. V MADRID, OCT. 12.-It is thought that his Royal Highness the Duke of Angouleme does not wish to deprive the King of Spain of the honour which will be shown to him by the inbabi- tants of Madrid he therefore will not enter the capital at the a same time as Ferdinand. I MArARO, OCT. 13.-After the receipt of a dispatch from the Major ...

... I CLAiM OF CATHOLICS TO PRAY OVER ThE DR/D IN PROTESTANT CHUPCH-YARDS, I Statement of the Occurrences at a Funeral which tooli place t on Tuesday, the 9th of September, 1823, in the Church-yard I of St. Kelvin's, Dublin. Arthur d'Arcy, Esq. brewer, of Usher-street, was interred in St. Kelvin's Church-yard, on Tuesday, the 9th of September.I The funeral was attended by a number of Priests, who ...