... to arrest the fearful progress of France, and to secure His Majesty's dominions, together with the trade and commerce of his sub- jects, against the effects of that progress; but, for such conditions we have looked in vain through the articles of the treaty ...

... Cheiey, Ist Foot Guards, '3d JBattaiipn,' zW. Anso't,.Ist Feu ards, 1st. Bati~lisoi John SE~t-atfor4l Sa~irnr XiiJM Eoot; :An~drew H~ay, ]¢sta.~bn .oyals; Jaines Kemnimis140th Fs#t 'R- 1bert ,Burne, 36th Foot; jlDfan Sh~w Donkjn. H on. Edwian,,pfti 3d Foot ...

... ne Church, the Rev. Charles Teas. Johnson, Rector of 'Enborne and lanistead Marshal, Barks, to Lucy Anne, youngest laugliter of the late Sir John Blois, Bart. of Cockfield lall, SufFolk. At Lewvisham Church, on the 25th instant, Mr. James M'Andrew, of ...

... room of the Rev. Dr. Chalmers, trans- ated to St. .lohen's Church, in that city. Should the Rev. Doctor accept this living, he must, of course, vacate his Professorship, as by the law of the Church of Scotland, enacted by that body in 11l15, and afterwards ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE; L 0 N f 0 N: THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1821. The Paris Popers of Mobday, which ?? by an Express yesterday morbing, contain some interest- ihg details respecting the Piedihontese Revblution.- The Proclamation of the late KING on his abdication ...

... late of Cricklade, Wiltshire, ?? 20. G.HRlnyn of Canterbury, rroney Icrl ?? 22. R. Sqgden, of lsa- Riax, ?? 22. IV. Brierley, of Halifax, ?? iS. T. Ualllgtan, of the Abbey Church-yard Bath, ?? IS. W. and r. Doses, of Charce-rowv, panc 'fiinrcbrtreet, ? ...

... every Church is professedly C established. 3 The Church of- England, we believe, at all times g; epossessed many able and learned men, though there cer- e tainly has been lately a great falling off. In the present b -day, the Protestant Churches of Germany ...

... Court of Lisbon. We received last night the Paris Papers of Friday by isX express. The following are extracts air PARis, AuG. 22. dis The correctional tribunal has this day pronounced its judgment thi in the case of the Mflroir and the Courier des Spectacles ...

... same, the difference being made Iby the confusion of the Old and New Stiles J-It appears al;o by 5 a letter from Semlin of Aug. 22, that Captains TASSI and DiA- rIrANsTI, after their expedition to Cassandra, landed at Platatiot), a opposite Cassandra, at ...

... phecy of the Miracles of our Lord, to be wrought for the ma- nifestation of his Divinity, and for the establishment of his Church. Now, whether I find the Miracle in the Gospel, ad- duced by our Redeemer, or in the Prophecy foretold by the Holy Spirit ...

... TO 0- , . WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. On the state of the Cotton Fao- tory Labourers, andi on the Speech of ANDREW R-DIu, Wh1o cut HonaOG4S ,cIth a cleaver. 57 August, 18b3 WVItaEIFflCE, I nAVY£ you before 'me in a canting pamphlet; and, upon your conduct and ...

... yours, &c. A CHRISTIAN, (Not of the Church Militant). DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday the 25th ult.,, as I two young men were employed in sinking a pit on the estate of Colonel Bell of Lathones, near St. Andrew's, for the purpose I of working coals ...