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... THE 3JO lATING CHRONICL. LONDON: AQONYD Y, MAl3RCH 16, 1329. The Flanders Mail brought us yesterday the 41lge- ineine Zeitung to the 9th Mlarch, the Prussian Statc (Gazette to the same date, and Brussels Papers to the l4th Alarch. Operations have been renewed between the Russians and Turks, The Odessa Journal of 21st } eb., an extract from which appears in the Prussian State &taze/te, states ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE silt, -London, March 14, 1829. I beg permission to forward to you a Copy of a Letter which I bave this day left at the office of 7The Alorning Herald, in reply to a Correspondent of that Journal, wbo wishfs for the follow- ing addition to the Oath is' Mr. Peel's Bil -That, before the words, So help me God, in the Oath, be added, And I do declare, ...
... THE' MYSTER1()OS JFFAIR. [vFaoiM THE AGE OF YESTERDAY.3 REPLY TO CAPTAIN GARTH'S AFFIDAVIT. The leading Popery Journals, The 7Tmef and Chonicle, after printing pages ot fiend-like is),a4v atinst an Illustrious Personage, have, at last, dtsesi~rd r ntast by tbie pub- lication of an ?? in Chancery, made by a Mr. Thomas Girth agalust Sir H. Taylor arid others, respecting tha custody of a box of ...
... fFROM Tilt GAZETTP. DE FRANCE, DATED MARCH 15] PARsI, MARCH 15.-The Augsbuoreh Go:ette has a Letter I'n a Correspondent, dated from the Banks of the Main, lst Ni cb, which says, The Mission of M. de Maluezewicz from |; alnbilet of St. Petersburgh to that of London, is likely to ldto very important results. It seems be has already de- larsdto the English Ministry tbat Russia would not consent ...
... THE LATE FIRES AT WITHAI, IN ESSEX- I CUNIB6SJON 01 A vOUTIIHPUL lNC>ENDlARY Some facts relative to the cause of the fires at Witham, In Eisex, have at length been made public. The statement that appeared a few days since relative to the apprehension of nine men for being concerned in the Wte fires, and which appreltn- C slon, It was nffirmed,was in consequence of the confession of the s boy ...
... fuR MlORNING. cH. -JC - LONDON: 7UESIVAY, 4hXRJRCH 17, IS! 29. j bereceived last night t 0r: Ce Gazette, d the hainburgh Repo, Ni >'lner contains news fl i' i , i,24th, and 25th Janua :; said to have been made with sucbc1 e~ Iuary Te i)eum was performed at St. Petei. 1 ; foliser Palace, for the captureof Tournoul. Th. ing are extracts of:o ST PETERSBURGH, FEB 25. '\E~FROM THE ARMY IN TIURKEY ...
... HOUSE Of LORIDS-LlUlc\DA}. Lord rgNsrLt)LN, the Alarquess of SLItGO, and Lvrd HAkt XLIN GTOt, #at no Appeal. to-day. BALL T. BALL-This case came before their Lordships upon appeal in error from the Caurt of Exchequer Chamber in Ire- land, the material qtestiou in which appeared to he whether r deed, executed by Jlohn tlunton Ball in October, 1785, wai in- valid, In consequence of tht weak ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL.AND. I - cart HOUSE OF LORDS, MAlicHo 16. il Mr. Scott, from the Clnam~er of London, presented an Ac- the, count of the Receipt ?? of the orphans, Fqnd, ot gkilk the Pupd for ?? London-bridge, andt Other Accounts. cas CATHOLICS. a His Royal Highnesse the Duke of CUMeBERLANDstated, yet that be had received the ?? Petition Of the Protestillul Of wit) ...
... SOME PARTICUL.dRS RESPECTING THE I BIRTH AND EDUCATI(N OF CAPTAIN GARTH* [FROM A CORREsPONDENT]. In the summer season, about seven and twenty years ago, when his late Majesty was about to make his usual migration from Windsor to Weymouth, the Princess Sopitia, then about twenty-five years of age, was In very indifferent healtb, Inso- much that it became necessary for the party which left the ...
... THE MORNING CHROUICLE R. LONDON: WBDNZ5DdY, MdRCH 18, 1829. We were the first to announce the probability of Sir CHARLES WETHERALL'S retirement from the office of Attorney-General, founding our expectations of that event upon the knowledge which had reached us of his having declined either to lend to Ministers his profes- sional servicet in preparing, or, as a Member of the Le- gislature, to ...
... MEETING IN SUPPORT OF THE CATHOLIC CL.IA2S IN EDINBURGH. [FRos. THE SECOND EDITION OF THE CALEDONIAN M4ERCURY Or pe SAT RDAY.J ' lt is with feelings of no ordinary pride and satisfaction that cb we lay before our readers an ample, and, notwithstanding the da shortneus of the time, we will say accurate and faithful report of ou sthe proceedings and speeches at the great Mtetitg hold this day, ...
... Fit theLONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Alarcd 17. -- DECLAIIATIONS OP INSOLVENCY. WAtcu 16-JAMES WHEELER nud WILLIAM JOHN ADAMS, of jWayg. ul tdtngs. St. Martin's lame. drapers. that they are ii, insolvent circumstances. and are unable to meet their engagemoents with their cre. ditors. HANKRUPTCIF.S FNLARGEI). SAMIUL PlARSON, rt Birminroham, cabinettnaker, from March20 to, Apri03. at eleven, at the ...