... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 0 L O N LONDON: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1823. * The French Morning' and Evening Papers of Wednesday is have been received. FERDINAND has issued a Decree, dated y Cordova, October 26th, in which, after a preamble concerning L. his affection for all those who have the happiness to be born ., in his vast domains, and his regard for that justice which d ought to reign in the hearts of those who ...

... 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 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, ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. !d SIR-When distinguished indviduals signalise them- 'y selves in a good cause, and each in his respective sphere ie by praiseworthy actions acquires a right to our gratitude t- and admiration, nothing is so unpleasant or disagreeable e as when some obscure person busies himself in endeavours to either to foment jealousy between them, or by misre- le ...

... LINCOLNSIIIRE ELECTION. FIRST DAY'S POLL. LiNCOLN, TUESDAY, Nov. 26. The aetivitk and bustle which have prevailed here within the last few days were much increased this morning. The streets were more than usually crowded with persons of all ranks, for the most part from the country, wearing the colours by which. .the candidates are distinguished. Two bands of music paraded the streets vying ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-An article in your Journal of this day mentions lthat Government have it in contemplation to establish Post-office Packets to - the River Plate; the wvriter goes on to disapprove and discourage it, as expensive and, of f little service, that it' would require four vessels, the cost r 20,0001. each; that our trade is too confined, &c. The person, ...

... PARISH APPRENT1CES. A ease, relating to Parish Apprentices, which occui'sed some days ago, deserves more notice than it has yet received. The facts are these :-Several very little girls, not exceeding nine years old, were brought by parish officers to Mary-la-bonie, for the purpose of bein hound to the proprietor of a very large lace manutactory, in the County of Surrey. The proprietor was ...

... LEER FROM GENERAL BALLASTEROS TO HIS | -ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF ANGOULEME. MOST SERENE, LORD-When I, induced by Miy ardent patriotism, and-my desire to co-operate with the grand and benevolent views of your Royal Highness, signed a convention with General MOLITOR, which was to put an end to the frightful evils which afflicted my country, I was far from believing that the blackest in- ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE ef Saturday, Nov. 1. WINDSOR CASTLE, OCT. 28-Thle King was this day pleased to coifer tire honour of Knighthood upon Christopher Puller, sq. oil his appointment of Chief Justice of Bengal. WAR-OFFICC, OCT. 31-23d Regiment of Foot-Brevet Licti- tenaaut-Colorel Francis Daliner to be Major, by purchase, vice 1;eitgiley, promoted. Dated October 16, 1823. BANKRUPTCY ...