... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N.D O N: 7'UESD14Y, DECEMBER 12, 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Saturday, and the Etoile of Monday. The Journal des LDebats anticipates a conflict on the Peninsula between the forces of France and England; but it has been declared by his MAJESTY, that he acts in conjunc ion with France. The Etoile cites triumphantly the late verdicts in the Court of ...

... I To TUR CATHOLIC CLERGY AND PEOPLE OF THE DIOCESE OF DERKY-HEALTH AND BLESSING. Paving been informed that certain Cathelic Clergymen of this dioeese of Derry bad agreed with certain Ministers .f the Established Church to dispmie, for an indefinite lime, in the presence of a large assemblage of people, such relicious qust aill. as the disputants might think proper to iatroduce; and it haring ...

... 4 ]BATAVIA. . l A file of Batavian Papers from tbe ,tit of July last to the 6th of Serttriher, has keen received. It appears from the gene- ral accounts, and tile offilqjal dispatches contained iu thela, that tile favourable kiteaiets given in the Drtch Papers have been much exaggerated. T'ite plan adopted by thle re- bels to harasstheDitch troops has in rmost instances been Sittcre#iul, and ...

... SECONDARIES' OFFICE-DEc. 8. WARNFORD V. WATT.-This was an action brought by the plaiatif against the delendant, whli allowed judgment to go by default, for various sums of money lent. Mr.CUNEIIFORD stated the case to the Jury. The defendant, after having been under an attorney fur instruction, wished to go into business, and, in 1820, a partnership had been or was about to lie entered upon ...

... FLrom the LOND)ON GZET'T'E, of Friday, D)ec. I., ST'. 3A~ms's PAL.ACE, Nrov. 27,1i82f6, Tihe Kiner wvas thin tl~v y peaiid t0 confer the honour ef KIrigtirthord 111on1 \icoias Cmrutllt?'rgirn Tindal, Eiiq. Iris Ma- joer~y's Soliciizjrii 'Gcural. '1 he King wxr. thi Iv iy~ pi r211E ito conri rc the hoinoisr o f Kr ighthorld 11pol0 Livut,-Cierilridr Jobn, FVriar, Colonel of tire latcl X rk II ...

... 1~~~ ~~~~~~~ . I [F105M THE JOHN DULL] It does seem, and ire do, not speak our opinion alone, that a most marvellous degree of expedition lIna beets used in comn- mencing whiar is universally calied at war-of cowrse a wear with Spain in defence of Portugal,justified as a finlanCifil measure, only by the 'necessity of keeping a due, seasonable, And caul- tionary force on feot., in company with ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, DEC.19, AT THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF BANRVUPTS, BASINOHALL- STREET. M. H. J. Wood, of Lombard-street, scrivener , 3 I1 W. F. Johnson, of SemNus Town, provision-dealer . 3 10 WV Scott, of Lower Brooklstreet, victualler . . 10 J. Moody, of Fretschool street, Horselydowu, tin- plate-worker . . . . 3 10 1V. iiper, of Hlauni trstuith, barge-butilder 3 9 J. Baum, of ...

... 4IM+ML Me ff'y~i1 I. by tI'e grac, of God, Kile 'If th '1e9ri4oinof %4 T O Sutill as, of JerusailCem, 4.; Duke of Parina, P`;, CelaR, Cl.Sro, &c. lieeing Art. 477 of thze Civil Laa-_ A Desiring to amend thle law ineutiotied in that Article., apd at the samne tiRme to promote tile seirch for and the working of zoines in our dutinijlins on b AL sides of the Fairo; Seeing the opinion of the ...

... 1TRENC1 I'IIAPERS. I As, the foilowinc' extracts from thet 1,tolile of ThIItrdaY, a'id the eiesio desDrft~eof W~l itiy ',pivprel in only a part of our impression ofi yesierdliv, We no republish them hilt FIUNAL 1)105 DEBATiS OF iI'EONiESDAl.j It is Iepmrte,? that yesterday, in thle disctss~ion on the All- dress, tie ki~tni'ter for Foreivii Affairs naitle to the Chamber of .Peers l i . ...

... PERUl. a LIMA, AUG.2, 2XI6.-Since mylast respects (under date 15th dult.) we have had little or noq infornatiori from the seat of in- surrection. * The day before yesterday, however, was published 18 aR officiat account of the eutire dispersion and discomfiture of it two squadrons of the bossara of J.nnin (who are mentioned in a; way calculatedto induce a belief that they formed the entire d ...

... . I.- ell. ; >,Iti~~tw5 rc. 15 ro If A-1rrieAi'i wg~~ torrn l'slerroro; Nautilos, Toiel,'r ir 'mI iir inber; )aed, nciClils, torm Seville ; AMO Iid r allnl, ftAl lis. lot, lDispatch, Grabalm. fronm di#4k'4 nd Q1 iiiirv Seville. Sauljerl tlie James Laing, Sughree, for JiraloR a; Diana, Davis, for Para; Spaiisih Pakcket, lVrighltoi, for MaI.da Str- re v Dix or, f r Jamaii ca ; anJuilino, Price, ...

... | THE! M1OR-N'ING CHRO.NICLE). LONDON: SATURDAY, DECEMBEL Po 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday and ,Wednesday, and the I toile of Thursday. Extracts will be found in another column. The positive intelligence contained in these Papers amounts to little. We have translated, from the Journal ties Debats, the speech of M. de BEAUMONT, an Ultra, which will serve to shew how keen ...