... TO T EDrDITOR OF THI MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-A diffidence, which is natural to me, would for ever close my lips as to the discoveries I have made, wvere it not that I perceive another Professor about to impose on the world, as wonders, things which are by no manner of means new or strange. Professor Gruithuisen, of Munich, endued with ex- ceeding quick sight, and possessed of a pretty good ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE . t N D 0S N: MON.DaY,' AIARGH 22, 1824. We call the attention of our Readers to a letter from Mr. THOMAS GIBSON, from whose evidence respecting :the silk 'Manufacture, we made several quotations 'on! Friday last. Speaking as it does the'sentiments of one of the most' liberal, 'intelligent and' Yespectable of the Gentlemen engaged in that manufactare,' itwill no doubt ...

... Yesterday a meeting of the Licenced Vietualle5.5 resident in and near London2 was appointed to be held at the Crown and ~-IAnchor Tavern, tor the purpose Of taking sato consideration ~-Ithe Petition presented to the House of Common0 on Monrday se last, by certain Rectifiers, pra,'ying to be allowed to convert or Rumu into Gin, and for tile adoption of some importantmiessures Df for the ...

... Our readers will remember that, in October last, certain con- victions took place before Sir Richard Birnie, in consequence of t extortions by Toll`collectfrs on the Kensington Turnpike-road. a Our readers will also recollect, that those convictions took place In consequence of complaints nmade by Mr. Cobbett. We suppos-/ ed at the time, that those proceedings at Bow-street would have had a ...

... THE LAZE tsUiIDE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sult-From the manner in which my name has been men- I tioned upon a recent very melancholy occasion, I trust I may be allowed, through the channel of your respectable columns, to submit to the public a few words in my own behalf. An account of the escape, in March, 1815, of the Constitution American frigate from the three British ships, ...

... JAMfAIC4 PAPERS. We have received by thle pwcket', ,amaica Papers to the 11th ult. The island remained at that date in 'an agitated state, from the detection of the late conspiracy, which is said to have been more extensive than was first imagined. At any rate seve- ral more executions of the unhappy negroes have taken place. The plot is now ascribed to the introduction into the-island of some ...

... |- 7 WEST INDIES. The Jamaica Courant of the 21st January contains the details of the trial of nine-negroes, at Buff Bay, in that island, ou the loth of last Ja4 nuary, for a conspiracy to revolt and murder the white inhabitants Eight were convicted -and three of the eight were sentenced to be exe outed, and five to be transported. It appeared from the evidence. that these unhappy persons were ...

... Yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, the sentence of deaqth was carribd into effect, at the usuail place of execution in front of Newgate, upon JomNi AUGUST US WREN, aged 20, and SA L RAINES, aged 24 years, for a highway robbery, arnd'attengiltin to shoot the individual they mid-treated, as stated in lii Paper, in an account of the Condemned Sertmon, pea.ched to them on Sunday liat.-h culprits ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT --I5I ' 03 GREA4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE Ot LOR.D8 _~MAiCtu 26. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Captain Bastard'and other Members of tWe Hdobse of Csoml mons brought up the Silk Duties Bill the Postage Bill, the Male Convicts Bill, and several private hills, all of which were read a first time. r The Small Debt Recovery Bill was read a third time. The Marriage Act Amendment ...

... ; PARIS .PAPE&tS. I OM TH ETOILV OF SUNDAY.] PARIS, FBB. 29.-Some of the English Papers say that the Court of London isto invite the French Government to make common'cause to chastise thle Algerines in an exemplary man- ner. The friends of hlimanity cannot but hope that this plan may' receive entire execution. Lord Exmouth, in 1816, cer- tainlydisplayed much valour'in the attack on Algiers, ...

... FRANCE. SESSION OF te4.-ROYAL SIlTING. PARIS, MARCH 23.-A quarter of an hour after the opening of tbhe ot ,of the Lonvre, all places were occupied by a crowd of Ladies, vh elegant dresses formed round the saloon a rain-bow shaded with a that. sand ?? twelve, the Peers, in grand costume, were iotrdadud A mnoineit after the D),eputies were introduced. While the Deputatia e the Two Cliambers went ...

... SIR i. H SH' Y'TO. -SIR:- JOHN -SHIIL~LEYs. O(h Mr. Stuart Wortley's Gamc' BW. VWorth Sussex, 16th atch 184. SIR,,.Y - . . YokT, I Veceive, stand forward t~, coanion -aai-st hbis f1mous 1Bi*hieh 'sil1,-1. dare say, be siattir 1o- talk §or --8|y ears .e t6-e.¢ :nThei ett seeis so tPig1 as to make t it -a liame for miie to Attiempt. to call the attention of my readers to' it. But,. w-hen wq ...