... 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 ...

... Notwithstanding the decent external demeanour generally evinced by the convicts under sentence of death in New- gatc, which is in a great measure owing to the humanity of the Governor and his officers, yet there are very frequent conspiracies entered into, and plans laid, in order to effect an escape, which only await an opportunity to be carried into operation, in order that they may relieve ...

... ZIMLVENCX OP, CHYRCI.ESUBTIMMN7 -k 6FAhucifYON. I ?? Cette multltdtue de* sectO dont on a'dpouute, est eo qix'fl y a pour la relgion de plus salutaire; elle felt que la religion ne cease pas d'8rt tal sentiment podr devenir ?? simple forme, urne babituio presque mdchanique, qul se combine avec tows les Exfes, et quelquafoia avec tous lea Crine8 . 1-BasNAvu[JioN STANT. 'The patriotic and ...

... BI'U4-STHfLRtT WARD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-Your independent and well-conducted Journal having contributed more, perhaps, than any other part of the Press towards exposing the abuses of the Select Ves- try system, and thereby prepared the way to its abolition, I have to beg the favour of a place in your columns in order to exhibit abuses of a very similar character which ...

... ENGLISH INDVD OTU1 II POOR-LdIVS. When an Englishman or an Irishman comes to Scot- land (poor as Scotland is, many of both countries find their way to it), and supports himself in any one parcih during three consecutive years, he becomes a parishioner, and is entitled to all the privileges of a native. Should he subsequently become unable, from whatever cause, to provide for him-elf, lie gets ...

... THE WATLiRFORD ALECTION. [PROM THE DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER OF MONDAY.] Dublin, 29, Merrion-square N., Dec. 19, 1829. SIR-The various statements which have appeared re- specting the proposition coimmunicated through me to MAr. O'Connell, to act as Counsel for Lord George Beresford at the ensuing election for the county of Waterford ; the (IC tails of that transaction given by Mr. O'Connell ...

... 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 ...

... GERMAN PIPERS. We have received German Papers to the it9h instant. We subjoin a few extracts. FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, DEC. 7.-(From, the Ptirem6ufg Correspmdens.)-We have now positive in- formation of the evacuation of Adrianople by the Russians, only a division of 1,500 men remaining with the hospitals. Soon after the departure of the Russians, 3,000 regular troops, which had been ordered ...

... 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- ...

... TrATE o0 THE UBATIER. THE PARKS. The Parks have exhibited for several days past the same gay and animated appearance which they usually pMt- sent during a severe frost. The Canal in St. James's Park, a little pond under the Ranger's house in the Green Park, and, in short, every place w hich furnishe1s a sheet of ice of tolerabic dimensions, is covered with persons enjoy- ing the exercise of ...

... [PRO5 TrHE DENGAL IHURIKARU AND CHRONICLE.] On Tuesdav, the 18th June, about four o'clock in the af- ternoon, beinig given to understand that a Suttee would take place that evening at the Chitpore Ghaut, I hastened to the spot, where I found a Mr. Preston (who is in the employ of the Chitpore Nawaub) and the Rev. G. Pearce at two differ- ent parts of the Ghaut, ably contending with some ...

... STAjE PROSECUTiONS. [PRtOM THlE EDINBiURGHI COURANT. The poliCY Of ur'ging Onl these pro eeiitioii dolubtnd-andli many are of opinion, that it Nx (Il Ili h0, ,, a wiser coulrsc to Ilias i'alloweil the calimunini' ~iIo Sinls into Ohm i l,jI Nx Ifitliel' tihe) Wereii Ia4 i 15 they are so glarinly11 absurid, and carrs' ?? bii inl tile lace it tlhem , ta hyd oiii)x i in against wlioiii they are ...