... fil1oN ,old three Levers, yester- , in Arlington-street. At )eputaiinn of thirty of the others, who were prCesented 4ssde Pahoella, tire Por.- Ila Real, ChAnmberlain to his elvd a Levee, to receive the lra' attenrd-' l, hy Vi scull it I tin .. kissont, Mr. WVynor, Vi~scoiunt 1.His i, .,,itiss rtecireil tlie NMiniiti'rs ii ,jng-roiom, which hail teen set aiart for that pur- ,.nvreeseil wIiti ...

... 19.) [FROM A LErrER TO LOND LANSDOWN IN THI DUBLIN vedEVENING roar. f tle *My LORD-In cur last, we hinted at the state of ties public feeling in this City, on the changes rumoured as debt likely to take place in his Majesty's Councils. Happily hern apprehensions which we have shared, in common ro- with our countrymen, have, ir a considerable degree, sub- ersided. The Faction, we hope and trust ...

... THE MORNING CHR ONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1828. It has been observed again and again by Philosophers, that repose soon becomes painful, and that to be enjoyed it must be preceded by action. This will give us at once the key to the inventiveness with which many of our Governors of Provinces get up disputes. Thus, for instance, Lord DALHOUSIE, our Goveinor of Ca- nada, feeling the ...

... DV7LH PAPERS. The following are extracts from Dutch Papers received yes- terday: ASeTERDAnI, DEc, 28.-Accor(ling to private letters from Smyrna, ot the 21st N.vember, communicated fram a respect- able qbarter, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, at Constanti- nople, had received from the Porte the most solemn assurances that the flag and commerce of the Netherlands might depend upon entire ...

... OFFICE OP SECONDARY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Secondaries' Office, Coleman-street, Dec.31, 1827. Sia-As much misrepresentation prevails, respecting the Office of Secondary, I beg to state for the information of every candid person the natare of the Office. 'Tre Corporation of London held the Sheriffalty of London and Middlesex in fee, with the right of appointing the Sheriffs ...

... LOUI) BYRON Abw SOMiE.oI -is CONIC1UPORARIES.0 [Frorn the New Monthly~. Mataxisteforflaustuuslj. lit When Mr. Moore consented to the destructiona of Lord By-. g' ron's Memoirs, he does not iferm to have considered, any more lie than the persa ins whose vanity, anrd fears were store immedi- id ately itoerested. in their suppressions, that he was only exciting, in,, higher degree, the curiosity ...

... JASSY. DEC. 11.-(By Express.)-This town and the envi- runs were yesterday thrown into the greatest alarm. A report war ciiculated that a body ol 1,590 Turkish Cavalry bad crossed the DanubeatTurcukay,andmarched towards Bucharest; upon whieb messengers were imnmediatelydispatched by the Boysrs of this town to the Russian froutiers to announce this news. UpOn this information there was a general ...

... MONUMENT 7'o MR. EMAfET. It's At a Meeting of Citizens of Irish birth and parentage, con- v retied by Public Advertisement, and held at Tamnnany Hall ia,' (Niw York). sn the evening of thre 21st inst. er Dr. GEO. CU MING being called to the Chair, n' Aldermim Campbell P. White, appointed Secretary. nic Dr. MACNEVEN, evidently under the ilfluence of strong ted feelings, addressed td tibe ...

... '\.'%ICAN FINANCES4. II PL SeL OF OT 15.OC Report i- i:i nittees of Finance ahd PublIc Credit, on tl he Chamuber of DOputes, far autborising the C - i ni to negociate a Loan of Right Millions, tine balf .sl !e other half in Government Paspr, dated Oct.,. ;. r;:, - The M , o i.n were not without-the hope,t;ht the em- barrassnti iw der to whichl her financial system was na- turally e cs. t, the ...

... AELAND. MORNING REGlbTF.R OF FRjtIAV] MEETING OF CATHOLICS. *g of Cathblics was held at the : 'n IEq. in the Chair. ar). * cc/re the business of the mteeting t riunt to read ta them A letir 0t'Cenor 1) m Ie bl m ii ir, the Rev. Mlr.L'Estrmi ge 151 10. aids t e lusil fr iletrfyirinK the ire.-(Mr. OT ainell her, re d ci' Sing 51. s lhis suhscriloti n to ceived with lou I cleers ]-Mr lupioenless ...

... I PIFP AND MID-LO MMlSN FL ftROSI THE F'lFI HFIRALD ] We have been faroured with a copy of the Co.. -,, with his Majesty's Ministers on the subject of the Fife an, Lothian Ferries, and which we are authorised to commuo for th inforsoation of our readers, who, we are afre, wifll re, with is, the unfavoutrable termination of this application *- Wemyss Castle, Dec.24, 1827. DEAlR Site-In ...

... SE-6XCTIONS. i the Out of twelve gentleneiz wAlho star~ted frpin thas city aiM1 one )re I neighbourhood to the last Doncaster races, seve.of them have since been transported for various periods. Nadh, (one of ps my the party) who has resided at Stnmmers Town for these last: bh Sold two or three years, has been transported for life, for picking so 'ent. a gentleman's pocket in London-Oxford ...