... I_ Yf aIurdfalarcs1 2.lQ iro,,ithe L 0,VDO.N GA4ZETTE JZrda WHr IITEHALL, MAlRCf 3 125Gor inn clherst Tile Kin. h sr been lensed toptsc ei h c . Dotor J .hn Ccllntyof~~liddleqrxzS ifnantongitc ?? t FrtM iter of the Churto atrd Pa tin! bytery aud county First Minier e, to Rteveretid Doctor.],hrl Ledeb, g. 5in latef t ad ese C4hurch, in the city of Edin t brgh. ?? 35,,r ReTURNED TOare SNdIL I ...

... HIGH GATE CHAPEL, There bas bedin a report :very prevalent, for some time past, Hill', Wte and its popul ous and respectable neighbourbood, t t &,apel in this ha inlet is in such a very bad condition, § t al'e it unsafe, if at it actually dangerous, to his Majes- t'5 * i*nwho resort thither for public worship. Such a i- dissemsimated aS %t is has been, with much industry and ouir, ineuitY in ...

... FRENCI-I PAPERS. [FROM THlE ETOILE DATED SATURDAY, MARCH 12) C LYONS, MARCH 8.-it is announced that the place of Director- il General of the General War Department. which has beenvacant far G eneral ionth , by the nomination of General Guillerninot to the Embassy at Constantinople, will be given among the pro- niotionsof the Coronation, to one of our best informed Lieut. Crencrals.-Unifeisal ...

... CIL EDONIAN AS YL UM. The Anniversary Of this Charity was celebrated in Freemna- sous' I-Jall, on Saturday, Lasrd Francis Leveson Gower, second son of the 4ar~ess of Stafford, and heir to his mot e, wh iin her own right, Countess of Sutheiantieprme Pecrage of scotiand, was in the Chair, Hs~dbpwssp ported on his right by Lord Jamies Stuarz, brother 01 ,the Mar- quess of Bute, on his lef by Lord ...

... DEPUTATION FROM THE SOUTH OF IRELAND, At one o'clock on Saturday a Deputation from the principal Manaifcturers of the South of Ireland, waited upon the Earl of Liverpool at Fife-house, for the purpose of presenting a memo- rial to his Majesty's Government, praying peceniary aid to en- able them to provide the means of adequate manufacturing em- ployment for the large population in that part of ...

... LONDON: M1ONDAY, MAI.RCH 14, 1825. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT is of opinion that field sports are entitled to particular favour, because they contribute to the health of 'Squires. The health of 'Squires is un- doubtedly a matter of the greatest public concern, and } some sacrifice of private property, and of the tranquillity c of stags, foxes, hares, horses, hounds, partridges, phea- sants, &c. may ...

... PASCO PLfUVlAN MINING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirn,-Ni. course that I can pursue can save me from your scolding PASCO SHAREHOLDER. If I ask questions, in- stead of answers I get rebuked; if I cease to ask questions, he says I am refuted and silenced; yet, eyen then, lie cannot be Quiet. But he is a vulgar man, and, like a vulgar man, he imputes motives to me, sometimes in ...

... THE KENT IND1AMAN. We have great pleasure in insetting the following corres- pondence, so honourable to all the parties mentioned:- I Horse Guards, March 9, 1825. SiR-The Coninmander-in Chliif having received from the Court of Directors of the East India Comnpany, and front Lieut. Colonel Fearon of the 31st Regiment, reports of the circum- stances attending the destruction by tire on the 1st ...

... [rrto TISE F701LE, SUNDAY, MARtCH 13.] PAEI5, MARCH 12.--It is anuounc. d that the troops, which at tie lefii c ot King 1 ridioe nd had remained in Spain after the titue fixed fur the ee.acuationi, will depart on the Ist of April. Two French squ1adrils will be stationed on the coasts of Gal- licia, and in the Baty of Bcily. Tne Duke of Northumberland, Ambassador Extraordinary fro0, I i . Brita ...

... NEIVPRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, rprotm the 2d Edition of The Cor1; Sollnsern Reporter of TillrsdaSy We have this moment received by cxpless frout Cove, New York Papers to the 12th ult., wimicli were dispatchled to 00r agert there, from on board the Canton out ?? days. The following we extract from a New York Paper of the 120i ?? hmmincy Adams was oil Wednesday ?? Presi- dentof the United ...

... -? ?? rr it fl'ovlu us to want to mix otirselves tip with the d'ts- plete bettween Mr. Martin ar'd the Gentlemnan or Gentlemen wim have published the following statenient, whichi has been cittiilisted in print. We entreat Mr. Alartin to receive our as- suaiii5'C dint tiloligh we1 hane tile highest opinion of his tender- nie tsa the hr te creivion, we should ho sorry to prestnise se lntii,~h ...

... 'Iz .LUOBNING (JI-JIWViCLE. LO N D ON: 1,UESDAY, IIOKRCH 15, 1825. We received last night Dutch Papers to the 13th inst. iom which we make tile following extracti:- I'nINiiFoWr, MAnicH 4.-The Sittiligs of thle States General of ti e kitgtloom of Baavalla, thle Grad1) Ditchy of Baden snd tihe Ititchy ot Nassau, which are liow n.Ssenibled, attract the pulie itterition to S mtilern Gaerinan y. i ...