... GERMU4AN PAPERS. The following are extracts from the German Papers which arrived yestirday - ANCONA, DEC. 2 -Tie Intention of the three Powers to re- strict tl, limits ef Greece to the Morea -nd the Cyclades has disapp,.i,,ted many lipes, and in pariicular his disagrteably sor- prised the friends of Greece, wh a, bitt a few months s!nce, felt coiviuced that Athens, with its gl-ioos ...

... THIV MORNTING CHRONVICLEf. LONDON: TUESD.4Y, JfNU4RY13, 1829. We received last night the Journal de St. Peters- hurgh to the 27th December, from which we make the following extracts:- Sr PETERSBURGH, DEC. 24-The following extract of a let- ter from Bokhura, of a late date, bas been communicated to ts:- According to the latest aceounts from Central Asia, it seems that tbe love of pillage, wbich ...

... UNITPD SERVICE JUOURVNL. InI this now publiration there sri ieveral articles upon naval ?? noilitary sButjecta, upon which every class of Persons would t 6 well to refefict In a rinenoir of the lsie Sir W Haste, that gallan1t ?? Is satid to have been moat active io catting-o~ut ex- pieditions, on which occasions he would say to his Lietitenant, 11There, you have now an opportonity of making ...

... The Constiftaoxnel of the 6th instant contains, In the form of p letter frorn a correspeondent At Berlin, the following view of lb. policy of Prutsia: A newm'vement has begun in European policy, hut will Eurepan Statesmen elevate tbemselves to the heightof the noble task now waiting for them. The object to which we ate carried on by the force of things, is placed too high to be perceived by ...

... SITUATION OF RbSSIA. The eveuta which have fallen osut in the contest between Russia and the Ottoman Port,, are so extraordinary that it is natural to atekfursonmeexplansti.n of bem. Thef hlwing Iettfr,wbicb we have received fron Wirsaw, throwS sini light in the sluathirn of parties, ?? on public opinion in Russia it is writ en by a man who ha. lived in the country, and his reuarks are the re- ...

... [FROM TIE OAZRVTE DE FRANCE, DATED SUNDAY, JAN. 1l.3 BERLIN, JAN4UARY 1.-Duke Eugene 'd Wurtemberg, who lately commanded near the Kamtschik, has arrived at Canrs ruhe, in Silesia, his Usual place of residence, OD his return from St. Petersburgh, to which city be was summoned after the death of the Empress Maria Ledorowna. Durir the campaign he conmanded the 7th corps, but it was only pro- ...

... ROWLAND STEPHENSON, rFROM THE~ FVEN~iG AND CO5UNTRY PAPERS. The ctnfi lerutpope8 %hiih were entertained c'nS11 idyta the officers sent tin ?? of Nlr. Sftel ?? id L,1ayd Woiitld he ai`,le to asiplra'heiid them), tasve fair the present been dlisip- pointned, The tolliawirg statenveat has beafn derived front a source which may be relied ?? It uppears thatk is ?? o f intfonmation teceived by ...

... Ietu The LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Jan. 13. DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY. jay,. W-.ALEXAND.R. NELSON, osf Nelson-street, New Town, St. naul Deptford. Kent, draper, that he Is In iso5lveat circumO~stances, oad~e 0nabletinsthile engagemienta with his creditors. BANKRUPTS. JAMES CURISTOPHER, FOaslY PH, of Milk-street, silk and velvet 0our.5surer. Jan. 20, at one, 23, and Fe'b. 24, at twelve, ot ...

... INDIA; OR, FAcrs SUHMITFI'EI) TI) ITJLW ...

... A melancholy and fatal occerrence took place bere on the f night of New Year's day, the parties engaged in which being British subjects, will render a brief summary of what bas come to my knowledge rtspecticg it of some interest t; t yon ?? There is in the little street opposite to the Theatre Italian a tavern of tle s*coud order, kept by air Englishman of the name of Poole, which is much ...

... MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A NEW- MARRIED WOMAN. Yesterday a middle-aged female of respectable appearance, who stated herself to be the wife of a master butcher in the Comts ercial-road, and evidently labouring under great anxiety of mind, applied to tbe Magistrates at Lambeth-street for their advice and assistance, under circumstances of a very pecullar and distressing nature. Sbe stated ...

... CATHOLIC QUESTION-SECURITIES. No. III. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The third of the proposed securities is a provision ft,r tbe support of the Catholic Prelates and Clergy, out of the pub- lie revenue. Ouropposition tothismsesure ismaaifold,direct,& ?? thead- pendiariesof ?? burthensupon thepeopleof GreatBrl- tain. We have no wisb that they should be placed in connection or ...