... F'RENCII PAP'ERS. FROM 1T LIE ET( ILI, DlA.E.D stIL ItlI)t' I I in .2k. PARIS , IiU. 2-.-Thie NMirslial D)uke- of lagInsa I, A Inibal.adtlor ltr-krdiii try, to Ie presint' t at tlIe Cor. ,te;1tn ;, t 1( tihe Etnlperor of isIhsa nit Moscow. Whltent the AIc!, iF j, I 3ill4nnli of E.'te reaCliCe i thwe flriiiiia tr' ,r' h n, lh et eil e , thiing prepared for his ret cpl t ko t ; 1',): , I* g 1, - ...

... I ~- THE MORNING CHRONICLE. - LONDON: IONDAY, FEBRUdRYfi, 1826. We have more than once stated, that we were led to suspect that the Silk Manufacturers indulged in great exaggeration in their account of the low rate of wages abroad, compared with the rate in this country. This suspicion becomes stronger and stronger every day. A number of letters from the Continent have appeared in the L eeds ...

... i Tell me what thou eatest, and I will tell thee what thou art. (Lismoi ce qge tu malriaez,je te dirai qyi tu es). A bohic lately publiahed at Paris on that most delightful of all sciences, and that rost generally studied one, Gastrsonomy, has lately ap- peared at Paris, with a title something like what we have prefixed to tbe head of tbis article, Ill'h.siology dit Gout-whirh contains aniong ...

... IBOTS AT N(,JMIW il. __I Dartsrg th e hs r tenit I l~r r I ' - r .- have been in great ardQlttatyt'-- , . have licen noees-liraeII, ontlN ,'hittl t w a c hiave taken piate fr Ii V,, lit',oin'ry-i - .1- quantity it work- tori thet I'itirs , tured. Greatjetlni-i'. h-5, ' i, I-f, I F i,.>t' [ city anil coiltay w- ilv r', tI'u it was griteraliy 131'.. r'td, .41 , icI 0 wages were mi ch ]--. lilt ...

... I OPENING OF NEGOCIATIONS FOR AN ARMISTICE 1h3TVEWEN THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE BUR- MIESEI FOGWES. S The intelligence by the Malcolm, from Matdras, is interest- Isg.Tule dates from Itangoon are to thle 1tofSpebr e ndfrunm Madras to the l5th of October. They communicate It tile hews of the opening of iegrlctintions forthie cessation of lios. tilities is4 tile Burmnese territ~ry, but the accounts ...

... THE MORJVLMG CHROMA7CLE. _ I L O N 1)0 N : S/I7'URDJY, FEBRU.IJY4, 1S26. er The discussion on the proposed relaxation of the Bank h Monopoly, and the state of the Currency, was resumedlast r night in the House of Commons. Our readers will see, from our account of the proceed. ? ings at the Bank yesterday, that that Corporation has ac. lo ceded to the proposition of Ministers, and that the ...

... THE MORIVING CHRONICLE. L OTN D O N: TUESDAY, FEBRUdRY 14, 1826. Mr. MNIABEIlLY, last night, gave notice of a motion repecting a subject, of which the importance can hardly be over estimated, namely, the issue of between thirty and forty millions of Exchequer Bills, the connection be- tween the Bank of England and Government; and, in short, all matters connected with the funded and un- funded ...

... THE LAT'E RESISTAMNcI'BTO A LEGA(XL I'~TS( :S. LAWSON AND fIll Btto~ruct to NritV.AIE lint TkiIi.tt-' Ilkc twii prisoners unrderwerit their htmal ('xamiltioitit ytcsti tdlai bii lfore Santcil'e Twford, Esq. Ilk addlition to tuepfa t'S . I AdV before the putblic, it appeared fioti thre evidence Of Air. (,in !'it thle Headt Coastable, that wheli tire Oficlr's we1tre if' A ha. -!t,~ lookimiis ...

... FREN'CH PAPERS. rl~ R(t, Till I'ILOIrF. 0F O1IINDAY.] PARIS JAN. 2i3.-t be . aCooints ,,hicll lVe receive fromi variotis parts of Greece coit irm tile defeats sustained by the Turks and '.gyptians in their united ciiipaiLii. Tholitgh we havc [lot yet any vsry circumistami ial dettils of tile last attack on Missilon- ghi. it is not possible to dlnuilt that it sustained a freshi attack en tc v, ...

... tHROM THlE BANBAY GAZETTE, AUG. 25.] By a letter fromt Perdanks, we have receireJ infornation of a skirmish on the Run, between 3&0 Meyanas, aad a small party of 75 troopers, and 47 infantry, under tl! command of Lieuteuant Fawcett, in which the banditti were completely routed, aud compelled to retreat through tie swamp, after losing a considerable number of men. The hurried fire of the enemy ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE ofTuesday, Jan. Sl. tew B ,roo ir voy, of WitoIamN. ad 1Jthu Whittle H3aroeY, lae 'Yattr w Birc)rilElaOT'01'tn. rbalnlI t Iltochl-ld and~ at t t .s Ileigh llall, batoet r ;e car.inft oh- Co-rt of Con itnii.,i-ors Of ellenit ;ly, E- ex, Ft b 't It ve. ic Fa , m1a, ot llath. fatcy I.-. B no, a al ot.. tI-mi ceiail:,0tnh 'rt °tCto aol-,iolerx f tiruoti lii- 0 o-r, Fob ...

... I I i ItOM TIHE ETOII.F OF WVVED\SDAY.] PARIS. JAV. Jl .-G '-ir; d .blAstinili la, lei} ei-ctel icpnty by the Ellectoral CIllege of 'cervits. He hlfd 116 Votes, being it minjority of '20. It is tto' *wit tile mortal rematu s *of the late Emperor of Itlfxilt iciiiii t reach St. P''elershli before thet end of Febru iry. The horty will lit in state for eight diabs in tde Cathedral of Casstn Her ...