... The following are the State Papers presented by command of his Majesty, to the House of Commons, by Mr. Canning:- CONVENTION BETWEEN HIS MAJESTY AND THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA, FOR THE DEFINITIVE SETTLEMENT OF THE AUS- TRIAN LOAN, SIGNED AT VIENNA, NOV. 17, 1823: His Majesty the KiDZ of the United K~ingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, and7 his Majesty the Emperor ot Austria, being equally ...

... . TriaR MYSTERIOus 'DiSAOPPARANCS AT BRISTOL. .(The follow- ing is a fuller account than the one before published.)- This city has been kept in a state. of painful excitement during the past week, by the sudden and mysterious disappearance of a respect- e able professional gentleman, Mr. Pierce, solicitor, of this city, and g partner in the highly respectablefirm of Palmer and Pierce, for r ...

... THE NORINiG CHRONICLE. L O ND O N: THURSDAY, MAY13, 1824. There was one part of Mr. NORTH'S late eloquent cl and comprehensive Speech (comprehensive, because it w was of the hernlaphrodite cast, containing arguments ir both for the Motion and against it) which well deserves t consideration. He perfectly agreed with the Noble Mover of the pro- position before the House, that one of the most ...

... TaHE MORNING CHcIIWNICLE. e T'UESDAY, MARCH 16, 1824. The Motion of Lord LANsDOwN for the recognize tion of South America, Was met by Lord LIVERPOOL z with a claim on Parliament, founded on the past con- i duct of Ministers, to repose a full confidence in their -justice and moderation. His Lordship dwelt on ,the advantages the South American States derived from. a de Jacto recognition of their ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THMORNING CHRONICLE. e~~~ I A L 1 _ L I - SIR-At a time whben much of the public money is about to be expended in public buildings, when a new Museum, a Post- office on a grand scale, and the Offices for the Board of Trade, suitable to the magnitude of the Metropolis, are about to be erected, the attention of the Nation may be justly called to the nature of the materials of ...

... iah ps~GTON ft:RrNPIlK± ~tRUST. i tile, Pv ictiwn lybich was presen the p, .^tion whlich wan presented to the frte f5~4g s'BnS on~* 015 jl :'in oSt, by Mr. Hume:- iouse Of .eesl0tiL t IT S it co ONS or GREAT BRITAIN AND 0 tir 1 I' 1. lARLIA-MCNf- ASSEMBLED. ZL 'Th titi ' '\ dlitam Gohbett, of Kensington, in tile * Thc. Pctition m ronty of Middlesex, v * eh-'hbat your Honourable House have, , ...

... THE. MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: adv TUESDAY, JANUARY13, 1824. Mil We received at a late hour this morning the Paris i Papers of Saturday, but their contents are barren of inte-hei rest. The ConstitutiOnnel of that day gives, from the obt Restaurador of Dec. 29, Two Decrees of FERDINAND of, VII., the first permitting the free exportation from Spain of wine, brandy, vinegar, liquors, dried ...

... ON 'THE LAW OF LIBEL, WITH STRICTURES ONt THE SELF-STYLED CONSTITUTIONAL sII ASSOCIATION, PP 7. LONDON, JO1IHN INT, 1823., I vie Sta This pamphlet consists of a series of Essays, all of tor ,which, except the last, appeared some months ago in a Or periodical publication. We recommend it strongly to O the attentive perusal of avory one who desires to know the the extent of that boasted liberty ...

... [FROM THE ASONITEUR OF. WEDNESDAY, mARCH 17.] NOTHING OFFICIAL. , - ':: MADRID, MARCH 4.-A Royal -Decree, dated the 29th of February, orders that all individual& who have obtained since the 7th of March, 1820, diplomas or/degrees of any kind in the: several faculties tunder the Government of the Cortes, are to deliver up all their pieces to the faculties now existing5 who are to convince ...

... [rRoM THE MONITEUR OF TUESDAtI. The official part contains only some unimportant notices from the Department of the Minister of Justice. Mr. Koechlin, Member of the late Chamber of Deputies, came out of St. Pelagic, yesterday aftersix months confinement. [FROM TIlE ETOILE, DATED WEDNESDAY]. PARIS, FEB. 17.-M. Joseph de Heredia, brother to the Mi- nister of Foreign Affairs in Spain; who is ...

... [FRORI TIlE EVIONITEUlt OF WEDNESDAY, MlAY 26.]. NOTBING OFFICIAL. NAPOLI 1511 RoiMANIA, APRIL 20.-(Fr.ont a privote Letter.)- Thle Saint Esprit, a French mnerchanttman, Was wrecked on the coast of Mahia, and the cargo wvas pluindereri by) the banditti at' the neighbouring4 moulntains, and also by a pirllticill MiStic. 'Ihe Chevalier (le IRigny, Commander in Chiet of thle French naval force ...

... AUT'HIEN7'lC PAR7'ICUL4RS OF THE LITE OCCURRlENCLS IN LISBON. The manner in wbich the domestic affairs of the Royal Fa- paily of Portugal have been conducted nearly the last 20 years, is well known to most Englishmen who have visited that coun- try, during any part of the above period. For long intervals, no more intercourse has taken place between the King and Queen, than prudence and public ...