... DAMlA'J ABSQITE INJURTA. That ?? wehastev'er is, is right, many in a certain station E have every reason ito think true, andi excellent CauLSe tO C11- W deavour to make all below believe the same, but iurnbers A, are nevertheless very apt to question the fact. Iii tlie case Cc' alluded to we are inclined to their opinion ; but in a wider view, we hold them to be wrong. The Ptorpne, or One- I ...

... INGRITrTUDE of ihe DUKE of WELLINGrON. [FROMt TUlE NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE.] The public, our rulers may be assured, are neither so Si wicked nor so foolish as to allow their judgment to be Pea warped, and their opinion of ptublic men to he lowered ipS by calumnies, wkich are known, or coin be proved to bt To I false. MAn we miy add, that they ought by this time to T have learnt that the Press is ...

... LONDON MECYa.1'Cn! INSTIM7 ?OL. A Meeting of this institution look place lest night at the The. ins ?? belonging to the Inetitutions, being the Sixth Anniversary of pri the luttitation, to witness the eisirlhu'ion ofthe two Prizes gene- on rously given, to encourage the talents of the Members, by Dr. lei Fuliowes. 'L'hat Geutleman as bestowed two suinsuf O.1.each, hi' to be annually given to ...

... The following is from the pen of C'aptain Grose, the clni- nent antiquary, who died in the year 1791, at the a-ge of 60 - it was w ritten ?? the Year I 7S2 I ami a man of little more than fifty y(ars ,tf age, anlid vet I have nearly outlived a variety of systems all(n manners. When I was a young manl, there existed in the families otf most uunalrried men or widowers, of the rank of gemitleinvi ...

... PORTSMOUTH, DECEMENRA 19. The Alacrity, 10, Commander Nias, arrived this afternoon, hi 52 days from Vourla, 33 (lays from Malta, and 14 days from Gibraltar. The British men-of-war at Malta, w hen the Alacrity left, were the Ocean, Revenge, Britannia, Melville, Spartiate, Isis, Madagascar, and Erebus ; these ships (with the exception of the Melville, which waseon the point of sailing to join ...

... Ti K i1l0INING CHRONICLR. I LONDON: TUESDAY, DE(flEBEK 8, 1829. We received last night the Aligerneine Zeitung to the I8t December, and the Prussian State Gazette to the same date. The following are extracts;- ANCONA, Nov. 19.-The last letters from Alexan- dria say that the activity in forwarding the armament had evidently relaxed, and that MEHEMET ALI appeared to renounce the intended ...

... LONDON: T FRID.4I', DECE.M1BER 18, 1829. th te A fresh personal altercation, little less vehement than th that in which Sir CHARLES WETIHERELL was a party, hi took place yesterday, in the Vice-Chancellor's Court, ru between the SOLICITOR-GENERAL and a Member of pc the outer Bari h. WVe received last night, the Algemeine Zeilung to as the 11th of December, from which we make the follow- ing ...

... . . . . . . I 1~ I r I 1\ I I I tro snhti Ti' t fl)it' .Lth I `\ fit ; I1 Ct~tti~tt~t~ii I ittI tit t iiltil'[tt' l lii ( llt' itiv I. 1to 4s('itt to ot aI I I ~ iilt iii il I i Itt II t o LII t lt i'sc ' i' WIi ?? I li; has met 5VOttlit 'i many yeatt h.d an anntlat j1m., ietle ingnrlol aotegto nn hua Th ziet' iflilliabei inpit is 1tiolalyno1bot 3 in I 82, itvt wt 2 ~dtittl thssitne n pos ...

... TAE MORNING- CHRONICLk , -. ) .. . - I ~ - . ,. ?? LONDON: SATURDdy, DECZMBER 5,1829. Our Contemporary, Thc Standard, would almost per- suade us that we are under a Republican Government, where Ministers of State are the servants, and zot tl~i masters of the community. For instance, he 'takes his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON. severely to task for indulging in field sports. If a Prime Minister ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, DECEMNBER 12, 1829. We have just received a Pamphlet. published by Mr. CADELL, under the title of Thoughts explanatory of the Pressure experienced by the British Agriculturist and Manufacturer ; which places the case of the agriculturists in a new light. The conclusions of the writer are some- what startling-no other, indeed, than that foreign trade is injurious to the ...

... I|: . I,- TATE OF FRNCE.-L ~rrr IV. ni: iOR oF TllE MORNING ChR0NICLE in P-i-, D c-.ob-t 4 1829 . ie men wvho ?? no idta of a bloodless s Inly use the word lRevolution in a let- uofn with thorn, & in their ear, like Pen.K -racted, they see nothing but murder, and nc anger ?? when hie s-iw the ghost c Iat we have only to refer those, men to P ,ave courage enough to read the pages of Ca ind ...

... O. P. Q. TO TEE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. BUCKs, DrE ?? I . SIR-In a recent quotation from iefferson's corre- spondence, the Editor of 7he Morning (lJtonicle has exhibited the writer's anxiety (that of Jefferson himself) that the experiment of a truly representative Government might not be marred, by the adoption of the views and habits of faction. Jefferson had declared, that the Pre- ...