... TO THE EDITOR OF -THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Slt-It is not a little amusing to observre, bow you, who have a so often, and properly exposed the errors of the Unpaid Ma- 8 giatrates, should so complacently quote them as authority, wben they hbppen to coincide with you, in your ?? opi- ' ninn on poor rates; though I will venture to Assort; that in the e many instances in which you have attacked them ...

... BROSSPLS, FaE. 3.-The King bas appointed a Commission, conslitiug of Vice Admiral Count de Bylind Halt, and of Rear. Admirals Boyskes and Ruysch, to inquire into every thing that may have Causeti the disasters experienced by his Najesty's sbipss Wassentar and Waterloo, in tbe storm of tte 14th and 15th of iast month, ns far aS regards their construction and equip- ment. Captain Spsengler ...

... GEfRMAN PAP-kt6. AU6SOVRGCu, Fes. :3.-The follolwing Cabitiet Letter, ad'- dres-ed byhis Majesty the Kinr of Prussia, to his Sereinj H iehness ?? Prince of Sain-Salhins, has been sent to us for insertioii:- f'riBirmts, Drc. 9, 1826-The re'sfi~s assignel in tin letier a hil youu hive Sent Ite, adl w hich have in -lced ?? to 1uit tl:e Rim art Catiulic for the ?? Cuitrelt hnre so peru in their ...

... ,O3&LftI .. tb onty*1*g ,geen Charlote pufblic housep within wr9n fo -c ane Barfy Hantser wast not tie be hr Iv ~bf county ire ?? *~ i TOM ea Spri A1Nest declde thatto difference; in 1823. It is det the state, tO on oe. v and of the surrounding neighbourhood, to state, that on tihi cccaision tlicircindect has been of the most liberal description. As accordling to tire articles the men were ...

... We welcome tbis book most cordially-and Dot the less so, because It comes from the bigh-tory Magazine of Mr. Murray, Alhemarle street. So miny monstrous stories have been told of Ireland, by our own native Protestaors'`-suhc villainous libels have been written on her politics by the clerical zpemflers of tbe Estahlished Church, that it is really 61 refresbizig, if only for the variety of ...

... AMERICAN SEEDS Box es. . of these o seeds, made up .agreeab~y to. ?? con-a tained in; the two, preending Rte- gialers,.may be-had-at 183, Fleet-. street, or. by- means of applica. tion by letter; directed to.r. Cob; bezt, at t Fleetstreeti as-.above. I have- to repeat here, what 1 have' said beibre; .naeljv,, tbat-l- iwift sell none of these-boxes after-the 1st day of April; because, if I were ...

... MEElTINGS or{ capDToIAs, FED.2 '3 I AT THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS, BASING HIALL-STlEET. M. H. W. Pool, of Lisson-street, IPaddington, stage- master 3 10 E. Nicoll, juI. of -leUdoii, ?? . 3 1 J. Peters, of Rauelagh-walk, Chelhea, victualler . 3 11 J. Lacy, ot Cranbhu rn-street, inercer . 3 I E. Russell, of Whitellerse-court, Southwark, hop. merchianit - 3 11 W. Halletr, of ...

... Air. O'Connell bas Dedicated a Revised Copy of his Speech against the Church Rate Bill, whicb bas excited a grear sen- sation in Ireland, to Mr. Plunkett, The following is the Dedication - To TIUE AI'TrOINEY-GENERAL Folt IRELAND. Sin-I dedicate to you this Reportof a Speech of mine, from mo ivrs very different from tbose which gererally iuduce tman to write dedicatious. I de not mean to ...

... THE MOIING CHROAICLE. ?? ,LONDON. TURSPA4 , .FEJRRU.4RY i, 1827. l 1We yesterday received files of the Borboleta and im- parcial, direct from Oporto, to the 18th ult. inclusive, C being two days later than the date of the advices re- ceived from the same quarter by the way of Lisbon. Ac. cording to these accounts, it seems, that the whole of the division which had hitherto occupied the line of ...

... ILCIIESTER GAOL. cA Oon'piracyamongt thle prisoners confined in ?? tibreak prisoln was, ve untlerstanj, a feiv days ago di-covered, an't? 01 discovery a$s ?? hy a ptersln about ?? thle public curiwlrty Seas firsa, me time strongly excited. It will be recol- lected, t it ff the executiotn of Thistletood aud tile rest of the utafortnuate wretches who were hangedl alld (it capitated At the f Jt ...

... urpnse. Mr. otsunt,,n Feilzg cililed upon to give up ihe pt er e. t e ?? ayeecb, s atel, Hecording to the Jact ghaw IhFd not seat bim ^ report of tne Eecond cpeecil, but tb tbte ?? eop1ed dt from amttiler pap r. T e sirnple trufb ss Papers befure it W8S pebilsbed in tbe RegiJfer [hear, hrar 1) It was published on tbe ZOti, of Januarv in theS1 eman In Samted rs, ie« tbe Aforniw Poc, in sbe ...

... ITHE MORNING CHROAICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, PBBOUARY1, 1827. We have received the Paris Papers of Monday, and the Etoile of Tuesday. The latter contains a curious article, which may be considered an official Expose of the views of Spain, ex- tracted from the Madrid Gazette. We have extracted a curious account of the visit of ?? BOADEAUX to the prisoners in a prison in his Diocese. Alas! can we ...