... If I might gives short bint-to, an impartialyriter, si Wold be to tell him hi, fate. If. he resolvesto venture bupothedangerous plreipi& Of-tlliiig usiassed tnithslet him proclaim war with mankind a la snode le tais de Ple-neither to give nor-to take 4uafl ter.. If he tells the crimes of greatmen, tbey fall ie.aeihim with the iron hands of the la.-. ifbetelhgtheir -virtues,~w-heii ...

... INJ XEWS OF THJE DAY.- ^. Proigess of Resiscaece to :herch-rafes A meeting was held yesterday'in the vestry-at Attercliffe, for the purpose of aIin-g a ciurch rate. 'Mir. F. Huntstnan took the chair on the occasion. The first of the items on the cbapel-wardens' list, -viz.Xt5 ,to the seqxgin, beiog,put to the. vgte, was negatived by a considerable majority'; theesecond,i'viz. 5 for-ringing the ...

... PARIS, SEPT. 16.-The Gazette de France gives some details of the affair which is said to have taken place under the walls of Lisbon, on the 5th instant, but it does not state the source from which it derived them. This is the bulletin which was circulated on 'Change to day, It is to be observed, that whenever we are without news from Portugal by way of England, weich is the most certain, and ...

... TO lHE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. - .L . L. rixtly Haili, near Huddceraheld, Sept. 9, 1833. SIR- A f-lenld of sesne Ill Lou t'u 1,n L-~et kind enough to '!jr~h !iot, with a cOily i!f The Alo~n~ Ut' ironicle of the 7th last, wi)!C oh I rCCtad lest ssteht. I (lil-rv, therein a 'letter fro M oh Fote,It e o f Tie I'erd, Pat,), ad I O55If1 to ute, rem1 dititg nsa to htiforin the public ...

... PltgJVCH rPAPRS. rFROM THE MESSAGER DES CHASSIBRUS. We have received, via Arrtwerp, the lollowing - t ,Hague, Sept 7. -Esverything breathbe if war with the differenl mniistries at this realdence; orders are everywhere given to strengthen the fottifi- cat!0na, alid au appearance of joy is observed at the Court which la very extraordinary. 4 M. Orrphal, and not thc Prince of Orange, has taken ...

... Last stight a mneetirg was held st the Guildball Coffee-house, f r the purpose * f devising the best means of aiding his Majesty's Commissioners in their labours for the reformation of the abuses of Mounicipal Corporations. ,JOHN DILLON, Esq. of the firm of Morrison and Co. in the Chair. The CHAIRMAN stated that it had been found that no great stir was sIckin1g In the City of London upon the ...

... IlAN PAMPESS 'r(POM TIIE OA!rTI DX rFRUSCF.] PBErtIN, SEPT. 10.-All the rntcblts of the Royal Fa- mily have teteured from Schvedt. Th'l'l Empcror of 1U58i3, in cottequence of a slight indispo- r;i v1 rut able to leave 8chvjrdt until half-past seven yes. seldly mornilhg, lie bao taken hic departure for Mdurichcn w here hc is about to hold a corfrecD(c with the Em- peror (if Austriq. It ia ...

... NEGRO EM4ANCIPATION. THe followiug Resolutions were entered Into by the Barbadoes House of Assembly, at their meeting on Tuesday, the 20th of July, 1833:- I 1. That the House Is ready and willing to co-operate In the Resolutions adopted by the HIouse of Commons and House of Lords for the extinction of nelro slavery, provided justice he done to the proptietkrs of slaves in thls island in the ...

... (From the Tuee Sun, 3. Sept., 1833.) We are anxious to give to the pub~ec some outline of the admirable charge ?? by the Lord Bishop of Exeter to his clergy, atthe primary visitation, in the cathedral, on Wed- nesday last, because we well know the inter- est with which all classes await what may proceed from one occupying such a station at such a time; and more particularly we know that it is ...

... REV. JOSEPH WVOLPFP. [PROM THE CALCUTTA COURIUR OF MAIRcH 27.J TRANSLATION OF THlE LETTER OP THE GRAND MOGUL TO THE REV, J0osair' WOLPF. The Seal of Abounurur, Moeen Oodeenl Mahummud Akbar Shah Pisdasha Ghazee. Know you, the Rev. Mr, Wolff, the faithful anr' the well-wisher, oi whom descendeth the mercy of the high (King Akhar Shril), that you who attended at tbis Court (on which the world ...

... FRENCH PAPERS, [IYOM TUB JOURNAL DE PARIS According to the Budget brought forward bythe Minister of lVar for the service of the year 1833. the amount required for an effective force of 410,916 infantry, 94,080 cavalry, is 305547,28S francs; by the Budget we perceive that the Mi- iniater intends that the arm), should be reduced in 1834 as fol. lows -In the infantry to the number of 310,443, and ...

... TilL LJT.A STORM. FURTHER ACCOUNT OP roE es hELCK OF TUE, AMPHITlRI~TE BOULOGNE. SbiNASitsr 2 'roe condiict oof t5le t;o.U 0 holute ( filcerg if siuis pert dersninns tis: moust reigil 3,tri DeVO liC vQtigPatois . It appears,, frens tee mist undiihosI b OiPdY d that unt cf onie, isss of nevern.l In.1vidutI--ls-at liseypu UZ cie)- b- stasele in the way if then salving the ciew and ship. I ...