... 'U.'Arittim A new born infant, enclosed in a deal box, was on Fri. Joi day forenoon found in St. Janmes's church-yard. We hope Ge its unnatural parent will not long escape detection. he( We are glad to find, that a strong and active patrol has Ge been established in Toxteth-park. On Monday night two suspicious-looking men were taken up. and will stand a to fair chance of trying the tread-mill ...

... SUMDUAY'S ANYD TUESDAY'S POSTrS. LONDON, DEC. 9. D RIVATlEaccounts from Paris by the 1; rench J1 mail, state the health of the Kying to be daily becoming more precarious, his lethargy increasing, and though the pain he suffers has not of' late been more excruciating than hereto- fore, yet the decay of the system is pstvl unchecked. pstvl Trhe Julbiz has arrived from Gibraltar, having on board, ...

... F{RENCH PAPE~i'S. - Aadrid, Dec. 10.-The organization of the Royal Voluntecra is going on rapidly in Spain. Tlhe province of Avila has appointed a special commission charged with the enrolling and pro- viding for the ltoyalist militia raised there. TIhis commission has addrcssed a circular to the flayors of dlistricts, and the curates of parishes, calling upon them to return withl all possible ...

... MONDAY, D; MC1L'n 8, IS23. r H 1,L :Lt r OF 'I Il E l'l SI'i S II I If r: PA. LAILI Ii . A l. iL 11 -,VIILLOlI rICAl,.AN I) iItiI Jl ItIh LALILliS OP A! ~ ENI ,IiIII 'iA The Royal pctticoat--maker of Spain, whose chir icttr (p roved by foruser deeds Wn d act) uonic but a Holy Al linne !. zealot could have unduly estimated, is again at his ol(d tricks; and if these were merely to denotefi)//, ...

... FBENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE Tt1o.,iTEUR OF MONDAY, NOZ4.OFFICIAL PART.] a PERPIGNAN,;DEC' 13.-The hattalipn of Royal Army of Spain; t which iniadc Part of the garrisoaa of' the fort of Figueiras, has 'I left it to joi~n the corps of Baron d'Eroles, Captain-General of a Catalonia. General Lloberas has made his submission to thea King, as well as the troops that were at Tarragona when Bar- ce~lona ...

... To THE EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-I have observed in your very intelligent and useful Paper at different times, a number of complaints about the high price of coals1 which is not, as has been supposed, in the power of the Chief City Magistrate to interfere with, as between the ship-owners and the factors. But the Chief Magistrate can interfere in oNE of the causes, why coals are so ...

... I : . -YE;VINC1A R&R~E CES.. A. ; ~- . i- \ . , I,_ 769tt11u1eis or schools of nrt, for mechinnics, are likely to be established' ib every considerable to&wn.' Proposals are now hoder consideration 'for, foring'one in Leeds, one in Manchesler, and another in Aberdeen. As Mr.- Wi. Blackburn;' or ths Elepbant public-house, of Leeds,, was returniong from Euddersileld mnarket on Tuesday evening ...

... UNITPD STAIES.-OPRIN b coNItSS.1 WASHINGTON, Duc. 1, 1823.-The first session of the Eighteenth Congress has commenced with great harmony. A large majority of the Members of both Houses agpeared in their respective chambers, this day, precisely at tvelve o'cl'k In the Senate, Mr. Gaillard took the chair, and after the usual ordersfor the appointment of chaplains, for supplyiij the mai-I bers ...

... THAE MORNING @'CHRONICLE9. . . LO)NDON: . . e *FERIDAY, DECEABE7 12, 1823, The Ministry of Spain have been, changed, and as it r would be difficult, even in Spain, to 1find.men so corn- s pletely unfit for the7 business of governing as those who L have gone out, it is to bepresumed the change is for the t better. There is, however, room for doubting whether ;the new Ministers will dare to ...

... 'Igrom the LONDON GAZETTE of Saturday, Dec. 1S.- WAR OFFICE, DuC. 12, 1I23. 94th Regiment of FOot-MajorGeneral Sir Thomas Bradford, h .C.B. to be Colonel. Dated 1st December, 1823. Lieutenant-Colonel William Grove White, from half-paY 4tth Foot, to d be Lietenau~olonl. Datd 1stDecemer, rH.lIett, E.C.13- to be t Colonel. Dated Iet Dec. 182. Yril Lieotnant.olone Guoavas rownfromHalf~pay, to be ...

... WINDSOR, DEc. 5.-The brilliant reception his Majesty ex- crienced on his removal from. the Lodge (it is no longer to e called the Cottage,) in the Great Park to the Castle, has irduced the utmocst advantage to this town, which it is likely 0 continue to enjoy. Previously to his Majesty's departure or the season, Sir Charles Long came down, by Royal com- ned, to the King, finally to arrange the ...

... LINCOLN COUN2Y ELECTION. EIGHTH DAY'S POLL. LINCOLN, THURSDAY, D ac. 4.-The state, of yesterday's d poll has, we think, placed the return of Sir NV. Ingi-hy beyond t allidoubt, So indeed the Hon. Baronet himself seemnsto think,i for he has this morning expressed hsdtriaint icn tinue pollilot er party should come- cdusiderablyr nearer to him~ on lthe poll than they are at lpresent. The follow-I ...