... ' ON THIE CIVIL DEAD WEI(fiHr. TrH REGULATIONS I 1F01t SUlPERANNUATru)NS ANI) RETIRING ALLOWV- ANCE, THE WAR OFFICE, &c. WVe lately alluded to the changes now making or Imade in the 11ar-Office, by which, the brother-in-law Zof the Noble Secretary, it is alleged, is to be raised to sthe situation of D)eputy Secretary at U ar, and Air. AMerry, the present and iong-tried. Deputy Secretary, re- ...

... FRENCH PAPEIS. I i ROM i li I UCOIL ( O.55Al URLAXISfr VSN A, SL V. ~'.-1% e lie ar th~it the I afant, Doli M iLIenI, NhiL has .w, i eovivecl a,;stoitiirznsficmlii; histe the R'egen tof Po r- motl tugsal to dei~lc e iii three d ys conzcerning the oath to hle Izihen fler ft. t le C'oiltitutijonal Charte ,of hli. brot ier, Din Pedro, sent ati iii swir to , on tan I t~~~~~atei al tle oLi sboozi ...

... NEW 3IODE OPt CONVEYANC1E, AT THE RATE OF ONE HUNDRED MILES AN HOUR. lFrorn the Brighton Herald.] The principle, or theory, alludad to is, that by properly com- hining the operation ofstean -engives and air-punmps, such as are daily used for certain large manufacturing processes, we might create a kind of artificial wind, which, if made to blow in a pre. viously cons ructed channel, would draw ...

... A Meetingr of thle Church Miss._ionary Society wag yesterday held at rthe Freemasons' Tavern, for the purpose of adopting certain Resolutions agreed to at a Meeting of thle Connuittee onl Monlday last. 'nle foilo'.ving docutment listing been put in circulation im- rnrdiately after the Mleelnv of iMonday. it w~on experte Ithat some difference of opinion would take place at the Meeting of ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OFt THE M1ORNING CHRONICLE. 213, Bolton-street, July 20, 1826. SttR-If it has ever been your fate. to meet with'a sisan, con- scious of his own rectitude, suffering unoser uinjust imspuththiolis,a and misrepreaentations affecting1 his character, you snay have obiservedi hisw gratefal lie is to thlose whe will listen merely toe the issastificatimn of himself ; and still inure if ...

... I Onl Tuesdaty it Public Meeting was held in the Town Hall of Bluckiinginini, for the purpose of Inking into counidersstion thle propriety of IPetittltssing P'arliasrsctt for tusc graduall EIsuici pustious of the Negroes, azid of forming ain Auxiliary Anti- I Slavery Society. 'Tise Meeting was numerous and haighily 0 respectable. Lord NUGEN'I was smansihinouisly called to thic Chair. His ...

... I , Thle twenty first Anniversary Meetiitg of tile Memnbers sind Irictds o f the above Institi LI ;l too]; plAl t' Ystertl 'IY, at tile s Frcerniaso. a' Tavern, clnd was atl'tvdedl by a flnfil'l'ccls titid r i.'shcilocabl1' asqtjihllcc. it was ,,c'tedl tihat, Iis Roylys igii~i enes's ttce D)1551 lot Sut'sex woitldi litti't presidetd. A slcort tinte .cftor twtelve o'cl'llCi an intimvlticin 'as ...

... TIrLE M.lONL 1.X-( CIHG R sONICLE. I * LONDON: N ONDAY, MJiWH 27, 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the E-toile of Saturday, from which we have given extracts. ?The Courier Francalis gives the following singu- lar caie We have before us a printed Menmorial of M. DFPLAS Rovi EL, t'riet at Castres, which is an Appeal to public op)inio ag kinst the denial ot juiStiCCe of M1. ...

... COLOMBI A. EXTRACT OF A IETTER FROM cOLONE!. eAttRA, DATED CARAC CAN, MAY 20, 1826' I am relieved from tile command at La Gusyra, to be bear- er of dispatches to General Ptolivar, to lay before hiln the cause ef these trifling disyensions. CARACCAS, MAY 17.-The Dutch brig of war Mercuty, CAp- tain Fan, arrived off La Guayra on the 13th instant, witb dis- patches for his Dutch Majesty's Consul ...

... opEN-ING1 OF PAISIAMlENT BY IllS MAJES TY. 1hOUSE OF LaORDS-NovF._NiBrR .5. A cnsi~rhh'ern r a~r uireri~t rtearly liflor, yestertlry, al tilit avle rrTes iesttrtru to ti:ti Iloutt't.' P 1ttiititew, witit brIrnes rin those Ett rev tihroWRI Wiswrch lille Ro)yal PrOCe4srrrr bsd to pass were litiet vvith people, and thre stipS were crtrwdel with persons5 on tl'e tip-toe of ex~ect-tirrn. Tihe Lord ...

... STATE OF THE REPRESENTATION OF I EDINBURGH. Observe the present condition of the elective privilege in Edinburgh. And, attend to the, facts minutely; because, al- thouigh every body knows that our system is so bad, that if it were proposed to be introduced now for the first time. it would be universally laughed at as a mockery, yet there are some who are not aware of the real nature and extent ...

... 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, ...