... I [ratOMi TItM ALBANY DAILY ADVERTISER, 01F DEC. 6-1 Last night Mr. Kean made his first appearance in this city. Long before sit o'clock the house was filled in every nook and corner. Loul calls were made in the pit to close the door, in conseqience of the imnueuse crowd, and the calls were obeved. The second tier of boxes was so prepared, that persons standing in the lobby (which was filled) ...

... _..L._..:.._ . - :. m. ir R-1nl o(5 I The power was not hereditary iu the .louse of Romaoil Peter 1. Ie changed tile law or usage out of hatred to Ak and appointed as his succcessor Catherine, an adveaetitl who had been found at Marienbourg. It is said that ke pented on his death bed, and that a will in fsveo the Princess Anne was made, which was suppressed Menzikoff, who bad a criminal ...

... [FROM TIHE JOURNAL DES DEDATS OF TURSDAY, JAN. 3 J AUGSt U Ratl, DEc.29Y.-(Extract af a pritt Letter.)-Tlae Emperor Alexander bad, twice before fie died, to write a letter with hns own baud to his brother, the Grand Duke Constantine, containing varioas explanations respecting his last will. It is said that this is the letter which the Grand Duke Michael has taken in person to St. Petersburgh, ...

... DONCASSE FF. . Len 121-We y-es-terdA-Ay gave t le w I olIe of the entries frthis, thle most important of all the races ill England-both the north country and the south country horses. It will be observed, that thle noininatiuas are much more numerous thlan they have been in any formner year ; tite greatest nuinber of entries at Any previous tinse wass eighty- tine, acid this year the uinumber ...

... I., r MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, jpd. . AT TUX . I}|lUT .^N' r.^Mwos.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~AlII MD Loi'VA UsLI)MiISSIONERS 0Y BANKRUPTs, BA'bINRAU.5 STRSEET. M. I. J. Maidlow, of Portland-place, builder 1 J. 1-ansell, of Clare-street, linen-draper lo1 TI. B. Gregory, of Drunimenrd-street, painter 1 S. Fruer, of Upper Fountain-place, City-road, builder 3110 D. Knowlden, of Store-street, draper ...

... SPANISH EXLES. We received on the 2d instant, 21. from i gentleman, who subscribes himself IGNOTUS, for the relief of the distressed Spaniards, which makes the sana we hold 71. Tile following Letter from General Torrojes will explain why that Gentleman declines to take charge of it - TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-i have only lately met with the notice in your esteemed publication ...

... THE MORNING GHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 182G. We refer our readers to an able Letter, on the subject of Mr. 1)AI SON'S speech, at Londonderry, of which there was a report in I he chronicle of yesterday. That speech, es he truly states, would have been somewhat to the purpose, if the question had been the respective merits of the Catholic and Protestant religions. It had, how- ever, ...

... El)DUCAT ION IN AMERICA. til 1 iz I hly gratify ing to observe in the liessages of the Go- th r ti tsedifferent States of tile NortIh American Union, tile fo ;eal for edtucation im hicb is expressed byl'resident AdaS.s 1 i- ,ect, what a contrast bet tven Amiterica and England? d fiere te xertions of benevolent individuals toremovethe igno- to I ,Iice ici h is so lonx clouded the intellect of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Locke says that violent disputes arise amongst men in consequence of the different meanings they affix to the words and terms they use in their disputations. I never saw this more applicable than in your two Currency Contro- versialists B. and Probus. Tuie latter contends that the Cur- rency in tile last year was depreciated fifty per cent.; which B. ...

... EISI lENID PAPLLRS. 5'SS OF THE lON. COMPA7NY'S TRANSPORT LOTUIS. subjoinmei extrarf is fron the c(scute.' John Bull of the | July, 1825:-We are sorry to bave to state the loss of the Company's transport ship Lotus, Captainl Charles Brown, from Rangoon, upon the Sagur Sand, at tile itiouth of Hoogly. It seems the Lottis reached the Sand beads, and s the pilot, Mr. Dunden, on board, onl thie ...

... I I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Buckingham, Jan. 5,1826. Sin-In your Tuesday's Journal was an article from a Cor- respondent upon a branch of the law of Landlord and Tenant. About a twelvemonth ago I recovered possession of a tenement, by summary process, myself. On that occasion, I promise you, I should have felt it no disappointment had the tenant answered the constable's ...

... AIR. DAWSON'S SPEECH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. d Sia-The facility with which the many have in all ages been persuaded to espouse the quarrels of the few, and to i identify the interests of that class with their own, is attested t by all history. Millions have gloried in sacrificing every c thing most valuable to mal in support of causes, which no wise concerned their good. ...