... From tke LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Nov. FOREIGN OFFIcE, Nov. l.-The Kinic has been Pleased to appoint the Honourable Francis Reginalid Forbes (now Secretr tary to his Majesty's Legation at Copenhagen) lto be SecretarY to his Majesty's Legation at Lisbon.-'bKscetr t i pleased t o f b e Ki~~~~ng bas also been casedtoappoint PeterrowneEsqtobeSecretary to his lva~esty's Legation at Copenhagen. ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-MY statement of the estimated amount of salaries and * emoluments to Consuls and Commissioners to South America, inserted in Thie Chronicle of the 28th instant, has received no answer from any quarter. In the Ministerial Morning Papers of the 29th a paragraph appeared, asserting that the statement in question was utterly and entirely false.- ...

... We have received R file of Demerara. Papers to the j4th September, the contents of which confirm fully the accounts in b the private letters of the present tranquillity'and security of a, the Colony. We slall quote only the following General Order, 'in addition to what we have already published:- . H Lead-quarters at Camp House, Demerara, Sept. 2,1823. r His Excellency the Commander in-Chief ...

... 2THE MORNINSG CHRONICLE. LONDON: IkRID.Y, NOVEMBER 14,1823. We understand that it had been determined to esta- blish a packet for Buenos Ayres, which, no doubt, was intended to bring over the correspondence received at l the above plae from Child, Peru, &c. It. is, howeverI thought that the measure will meet with some opposi- tion from the Post-office, as the expence would be con- siderable. ...

... I Fromn tAe LONDON GJAZETTE, of tuesday, Nov. 25. CAULtorNssousE, Nov. 21.-The King was this day Reeased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Francis Bayley; Esq. recorder of thie rPrince Of WVa1es's Island.- XI WpITEHAtnNov. 24.-The Kin has been pleased to grant to Thos. Le Bretoo, the younger, Bq. the ofice and place of Proeiurator-General in the Island ot lersey, in thle room of John ...

... THE KING'S APPROBATION OF THE CHOICE OF THE I CIT IZENS. - Some time before the arrivalof the 9th of November, on which A day the new Lord Mayor enters upon the performance of the ' duties of his office, it is customary for the Lord Chancellor to e signify his Majesty's approbation of the choice made by his d faithful subjects the Citizens of London. The period at which this indispensible ...

... FRENCH PAPERS oF SUNDAY AND MONDAYl. (FROu THE CONSTITUTIONNEL.) PARts, Nov. 2.-Since the Congress of Verona statesmen have l ooked with anxiety to wards the conduct of Engl and, particularly in the afrairS of tie Peninsula. She had approved at Laybach the arimed mediation of Austria in the affairs of Naples ; at i erona she pronounced her opinion feebly against the interven- dion of the Holy ...

... THE LATE.PATAL PUGILIST'IC CONTEST. [FROM AN EVENING PAPER.] The following is an account of the origin of the dispute, and progress of a recent pugilistic contest, which terminated in the death of one of the combatants:- Charles Gibson, the deceased, aged 20, and weighinf about 11' stone, was a journeyman in the employ of Mr. Clement baker, at No. 29, Bethnal-green. Thomas George, aged about ...

... LORD MAYORS DAY. Yesterday being the day on which, according to aunmal CUB tomo, the Lord Mayor for the ensuing year, attende by Mne usual civic procession, wvas to proceed from the Mansion House to GUildall~I, and thence to Bluckfriar-brid e, where the whole body take water for Westminster, coO aT in those tention was excited throughout tile City, as 'Well as linl thos arts of Westminster ...

... At Seville a canon, who had formerly been one of his Majesty's courtiers, presented to him a list of the Libe- rals whom it was necessary to proscribe. The King placed it in his pocket, and said, I can make no use of this till I reach Madrid. I have already a great number of such lists, and I will not neglect any one of them. The widow of a robber, who belonged to Pantisco's band, presented ...

... ,I1,AmIp RPAPERS oP, TzrngdrAD F4MT. [FROM THE M6NITEUR.] PARIS, Nov. 13. E TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH SENT PROM BAYONNE, to.12. C ITHIE GENERAL COMMANDING AT BAYONNE TO THE MINISTER t OF WAR. C L The OfficialJournal of Madrid of the 8tb, announces that I ICathagena has submitted. General Boonemiins eitered it c oa the 5tb.! T -, c [FROM THE GAZZYM DE FRANC_) PARIS, Nor. 13.-A press of matter ...

... FRENCH PAPERS OP THfURSDAY. PARtS, Nov. 6--The dissolution of the Chatnber is certain.'be The question of Septenniality, either by an assumption of the,, l~xccatsvepower, or by a lar roposed to the new Deputies, dues not seen' so clearly resolve,1oron. When it was agitated in t thle Chaniiber, In 1815, that assembly was invested, by a Royal t OrdonnaiC, whmith the right of revising certain ...