... P~UB]4iC-DINN4 TO EARL A, '--. hf, ''. , OufThursdavhstolhea I Qf FZTi115 *,iw ed, by invita-l 't46-Wi tall k If tp b1'e and ib ero'body of the In-' tsabitanss Df. t amli wI o ado ieft Ah mode of marafestiq Casq sentiments v yeneratiom, regard which' tP .lbflcdh1* piieterrti-bl oble -thol ghofit his. I~lb ~A am bcenAsQ Wgl~t ed, to excite. NlibAUS~46~~lhnt its.first pr? OO54 an ide w ent ...

... THE.MoRNIvNG CHRONICLE. L OND ON: WEDNESDJY, NOVEMBER 26,1823. We learn from a Gentleman, who has just arrived from Corunna, that Galicia is a prey to all sorts of dis- orders. The difficulties' of the French were but com- mencing, and both officers and soldiers were wishing themselves well out of the country. The heavy contri- butions which have been levied on the peasants, and the attempt of ...

... THE DUKE D'ENGIIZEN. While the gobemouelies of the streets and of the Salor4s gde lecture of Paris are solely occupied with Doctor Castaing and his poisons; the elite of the Society are busily engaged with the question of who had most share in the murder o0 the Duke of Enghien ? We have nothing in London, unfortunately, to relieve the sombre details of the murder of Mr. Weare - but, at Paris, ...

... EXTRACTED FNOM THlr JOURNAL OF SNIMON SWANDOWN. The following extract is from an amusing article unddr the above title in the forthcominn Newv Mloizt/tly Magawzine. We set it dowvn to one of the witty Authors of the Rejected Ad- dresses*- SATURDAY, Nov. 15, 1823.-Nine A. W. Dressed myself in my new blue coat, white waistcoat, diamond shirt-pin, sea- green small clothes, and white silk ...

... The short stay of the Duke of Angouleme in this capital wa5 attended with one or two curious circumstances. He would not receive any of the authorities, though theywerevery pressing is their requests to be admitted to his presence. The Royal Volts- teers also, who are most outrageous Royalists, were drawn up with arms in their hands before his Palace, and waited for two hours, till he should ...

... FEENCH PAPERS OF THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY. [FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATS]. PARIS, Oc I. 30.-It is natural that the public should be de- sirhos to kiuow the results of the great events which have just passed in Spain; but one should be reasonable enough to re- flect that facts can only be developed in gradual succession. Thbe telegraph may transmit the newS of a victory, but it can- nUt forward the ...

... PARIS PAPERS OF WEDNESSDAY. [EROM THlE IONI-rMuR OF NOV. 26.-OFFICIAL PART.] ARMY OF THE PYRENNEES. REIORT1 Ol' tlE MAJOR-GENERAL TO HISS EXCELLENCY TIHE NtI NISTER OF WAR. eMadrid, Nov. 19. MY Lonn-I have the honour to inform your Excellency, that tile troops of the 2d corps, under the command of Mar- shal Count Molitor, took possession of the forts of Alicaut on tile 11th of this month, ...

... THE MO lAINIG CHRONICLE. L ON DTO N: c *SA2'URDAY, NOVEM11BER 29, 1823. g The advices received from Madrid are to the 20th instant, and by them we learn that King FERDINAND'S JS promises of the wonders he would perform when he h arrived in Madrid, the capital of his ancestors, and was there surrounded by his faithful subjects, have ended in n a short Decree, dated the 19th, by which he ...

... VIOLATION OF NEUTRAL RIGHTS. h The insolence of the French blockading squadron at Cadiz, h in refusing admittance to Captain Biddle in the frigate -Con- s gress, having on board the American Minister, Mr. Nelson, has led to much discussiop in the Newspapers, and is viewed inn proper light by the people of the. United States. It was a deli- berate insult to the American flag, which will not ...

... . FOURTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE I i ORANGE-STREET CHAPEL RELIGIOUS i - TRACT SOCIETY. A public Meeting of this Society was held yesterday evening, at the above Chapel, for the purpose of hearing the Annual Re- port of the Committee of the Society. At a few minutes past six, the Rev. Wim. B. Collyer took the Chair, and shortly afier the Chapel was crowded. The Society, we understand, con- ...

... EDINBURGH REVIEW We have obtained a sight of a copy of the 77th number of The Edinburg .Review, which will be published next week, and we hasten to give our readers some idea of its contents. The first is a very able article on the Funding system, and on the British Finances. We have lately had too many reasons for recommending the Judges of the Land to stick to the Sta- tutes andCommoa Law, ...

... [FROM THE MONITEUR OF MONDAY, NOV. 24.] NON-OFFICIAL PART. We are assured that his Majesty has resolved that the depu- tation of the Royal Hotel of the invalids shall be placed at the bead of the military procession which is to go to meet his Royal Highness the Duke d'Anouleme. It is addedthat the in- valids will also occupy theplace of honour in the fetes which will take place, and that it is ...