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... THE MORN lING CHRONICLE. L ON D O NN: TII ITS;)A Y, DE CEMBER '22, 1W3. Tihe iate tremendous plhilippic of AliCELLI' against France, accusirg heras the betraver of Spu- nish freedom, uzi(d of having as deliberately plottedt and iatn -cu-redto lestroy the constitutionalsystem of the Cortes fromn I S3(0 to ?? as she had done formerly from I S2i to I;:, has been loudly ap- idauded by the ...

... ,, , -- CHO(,LEbRAAT NA PLfS. CHO --R ..1 .- pi Ou o tileI We have been tevoured with the followifll account or LI state of the Chiolers at Naples, by a gentleman Who left ?? city a month since,- Naples, which is on other occasions so delijohtfal a residenee to all travellers, whatever nay be their taste, fromn its situation, its climate, its classical associationv, and its society, this ...

... III success attenids the urajust and impolitc warll wanged ly th the French ina Algiers. A long dispatch, receivedi by telegraph frons Manrehal Ciausael, uariruncata that r he expedi- A tion against Constanrtine ba nt, ?? cs, va hiebl al is a very geritlo wvay of saying thrat it bita utterly failed InLi the course of the march, whiich occnpieal oraly a le%% days, thle itlarsiral adanits that ...

... R pr-- £O.VDOT', TUESIlJY, DEC. 20. A Brussels and German Papete of the laiest dates havel een oL received. On the 12th inst. the Duke of Orleans arrivedein LA .13i ussels oil a visit to ihjr 2diesties tie King aid Queen of tile Belgiins. His Royal i1i4btess, hoscever, retul ned to ree Pailis wbef iiifurnmed ottiteuitifoitunai eissueofthe exlpedition 'f agailnst Constautia. The CoLurrilr Beige ...

... TOwNCOU2NCIL PROCEEDINGS. TUOESD5AY, ?? 20. J The Lown PROVOSTr in the Chair. CITY' ELDERtatSHIP C Trhe Lqrd Provost's Comorittee, to iviom the commutn' it hluation from a Committee of the City Eldership was last a' wecek remitted, reported, 1 That having taken into con- d sideration the nppllication of the Above named hotly, for I information as to-first, What is the amoont of fixed sti- s ...

... iGREAT ANTIlC3KRH-RATE' dEETIGA'G. I I ?? On AL T ilty eetni ot tficLO was onl ass~_mblfiig o I person,, or at lea-t 2,1/o) in ncrircubr, who iciocrlcido to rio ravrtarion issuedl to fthoe so ?? ?? ti, the aboilition of 0l Ichiir'hr-rati ?? toottern at erecting it the 'own-liall, Brighton *it Ithle Object breinic to form ant auxiltiary to tic Aldetropolltan I,, IChu ii ci- rare A tofition Saci ...

... DISIATERMEiEXVTI OF 71E BOD)Y1' OF THE LAlTE .1.41)4DA1E MA1.1B RAN. I Mancltester, Fuc-odnY ttilOt- it a Fihe long protracted Struggl oth pinful ubj14- i- 'AtI lctiglh broigigt to It cjot,i. 'I he ri-mains of Malibuic aft - Io.' th fit triom Alanco-iitr. The disintermenstt wii, eftiictedl atS oi o'i ioik thi orniiring, with such secrecy that the taeflt t, ?? tit 10w but hidttt known. I' At ...

... TH1E S YSi' ?? () ?? AIMBIDG E A /) () \ pI I'l). rec-is-s ito ii pia.sgv Iin sitr pill stot ritv I, I hteaded', The I-ittis-c po ssitijrii-, ?? iln r firrintitL Certaini os-surrel lss t thi'. its' aiinniovsr.srs silf- iS , IRaval Sociiot5, whisih hase. ?? been c-sfiommeted' tilsocf iii Th1w JI-/i 1/is/' of list Smi niIy. P erhatps my reqsi ist, Ih I 'iol ooi111 give tilsertolon tia iifcw ...

... PR=VATEX CDee.1 Tonndnn. Dee. 19. London, Dec. 19. Great mystery is attached in the city to certain proceedings and discussions in the Bank Parlour, which have occupied the Directors during the wvhole of Saturday, and again this morning; but nothing has been suffered to transpire on the sub- ject. Some of the private bankers of the greatest knowledge and experience have heen called in to give ...

... ?? Portemanlth, Dec. 17. Onc hundred ridditionail marines from the Xdolwiieh .livision, are Ordered to lie sent immediately to Passnges to reinforce the battalion undier Illajor Owen's command. Lieutennnt James Lynn, of tbe Royal Engineers, quar- tered in this garrison, is ordered to embsuk also for the setlne quarter. The Cameleni, 10, was on the 2d inst. at Lisbon. She had been for a month ...

... DIINER AND PRESENTATION Or PLATE TO WILLIAM I1M0I LIZAR;, ESQ. On Friday last the eligiavers of Edinburgh ell tortained as: their guest at dinner in the CaMd Royal, MIr WiM. ?? Lizars, andl prcsented him Oln the occasion with a rich and splendid piece of ii plate, a silver salver, twventy inches in dial-Deter, to embellished in a style of elegance and taste that tles L hlonour to the art in ...