... NVE/ ToN ABBOTT MEETING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIt-I believe I must trouble yon once more on the subject of Devonshire politics. At the same time I must candidly tell you, that I neither think myself obliged to ask of you the in- sertion of the accompanying letter Into your columns, nor you yourself called upon, by any sense of duty to the public, tr (if courtesy towards me, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-In ?? today l see some observations,taken from The HulltAdvertiser and ?? Jouernal, upon the sub- ject of Assessed Taxes; whics, although in some particulirs are justand fair, do not go to the root of the evil. WVith the ob- servations upon the collection I fully agree, and also admit that upon houseq well situated in large towns the rates may appear ...

... THE DUKE OP WELLINGTON'S LETTER lo DOCTOR C(URIS. [FROaI A coaRtSPoNDOENT.J The Duke has, at length, given something to tli-- public, from whence his sentiments and views, wvi, regard to the Catholic Question, may be inferred, in Letter to the Titular Primate of Ireland, which is in -c following words:- I assure you thiat you do me justice in believing, thb. I sincerely anxious to witness ...

... BRUSSELS PdPERS. Brussels Papers of Wednes:disydate were received yesterday. The fidl lisig are extractm:- BRU FSELs, Dec. 27-Tbre Fanny, Captsin de Boors, from Batavia, whince sbe sailed on the 3d of September, for Antwerp, landed her dispatches at Flushing. They are dated the 2d of September, and the Java Ga:ette of the same date accompa- MirS them. According to a repmrt of General Kock, ...

... FRENCH PAPERS, [FRON TSHE GAZETTE UR FRANCE OF WEDNESDAY.] CoN.-TANTINOrLENov. 27.-By the Arrivals of provisions from Egypt gnd Syria we are secured for some time against wart. The Sultan has Sent orders to hil the Pachas in Asia to send provisions to the capital by land. At the 'sime time a firman has been pub- lisbed, forbidding opulent persons fromt laying in a igreat stock of provisions. ...

... THE 10RArING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDlY, JdzNUARY2, 1829 The Duke of WELLINGrON, and several other dis- tinguished public characters, are gone on a visit to the seat of the Earl of WESTMORLAND, in Northampton- shire, to enjoy the sport of pheasant shooting. From Northamptonshire the Noble Guests are to repeat their visit to zhe Marquess of CHANDOS (what will 7He Courier say to this ?? but the ...

... J1R. STE HIRINHSON TrUB DINAMBER. I1 011, THPI LVI'N]' 0 ?? OF YFT'I~rfnv. .~-riie As~le Of Mr. slrl.,a' ~ rj.;t 5lY 010'' ltrs. are~ f,, r ao .5 a. I'll- Ir,,; it, o ?? is 11 Ii tat; le ni A lohririw, Al',per tiat lie [Isiiled in th~e C. nrl r, L-indon :iae iii New York packers, andh e thiat like cru.zsd iff the Ilel ii Wighti till S-ep. atwon joel t iert~. The Carsabiria sailed from Portmn ...

... T'.2E .}11(INING CH)O YICL ?? LOND ON: S47'URDdY, J,1NU4RY3, 1829. Paris Papers of December 51st arrived at a late hour last night, but they bring no intelligence of importance. We have given the rumours they contain from the banks of the Danube. T''he Scotch Papers still dwell on the late extraordi- nary murders at Edinburgh. It appears that HELEN M'DoUGALL, by way of avenging the death of ...

... TIRLE.ACH PAPERS. ! rR'M TIHE NIESRAGEM DlS CHANIRES OF DEC. 31.] PARIs. Vac :1.1-The A'urttberg Courie of Peaceand Witr c ntnns a letter from Bucharest of an ( Id date, for it is of the WtI)ce,inhjer, lutitglvtssome particularsanftbeforeptulished:- 'There lre fresh syniptomes of the plague in the hospitals fl Didtscbi ; there are 32 persons attacked rith it, and 50 ?? a isupt C ld. ...

... THE ARMIY. Otn InlAyl Itn a Viomrt Mirtial assembled at the New Iarp racqs. Linisrick. at ~wi-h r ,iny of the ;.6th R-Riuent rertded, to tnv, st!eat, rer'airo co,,rgvt6 Preterrcd agatust privat 3'lotts Roehe, rrt tiial, Yrt'inlent b a ciuntryman, name atric Grady. It appeared IIt r n ?? evc, 91lto0 Fe'ven o ch-rk, Grady, vnwt liver *, e:,r l rk, teas ri bis wi'R ko Itn lie wlivt l k.,1'h . 'ir ...

... IRELA.ND. CATPOLIC ASSOCIATION. [FnRo5 THEa DU 11AN MSORNINGS REGISTERP OF WEISNESISAY WATI1 Yesterday', the ?? oltthe A~soclations was held sit the usual hour. ?? BRADY, Esq., in tlhe Clsair. TERENCE M. I0L AN, Esq., acteilvs S cretery. H er red stveral lett'rast ClosInK Coi tislic R-ent. He also read Itie fol- lowing letter 1rmm tanidall Kernint, F'q- : Easiri'kiilen, Sunday, Dec. 28, 1828. ...

... PRESENT STATE OF 1VA4,V DIEM-4N'S LIND. (13Y UI. ~tsw This Is, w~h respect to Utility, a wteL1-rl~tten, work, anid kthe sextraets we shall make will ji~tify oaur preventing ~ern to o'ir read-r with) very few ohs C-, t o s of ou14 own. They are irn- portaiit to every cisr of Iii (-ons Mr. Vdwaniii 1F5 went to Van Dienvin's Lard Ps a~tn' If Ai, A, iculitrral S i s' trv, aud lie tnsilloyrd ...