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... LONDON, JAN. 17. This morning arrived New York and Boston Papers to the 23r ult. 'TheycontaiIl t ?? Report of the 'l'reasury of thle Uoited States, which may' vie withl aly of our own Treasury Re- ports in unsatisfatctoriiness and obscurity. It admits ...
... Renzes continue steady at SS. C0. ; Prussia,, Fives areSA Colombian Old Bonds loo0-: and New Sixes 84g; Swviss 86,cf ~; Spanish Old Bssnds are 62i 8 4, asid the New 65J; Danisls 841; o and the Neapolitan Fives have risen to 70& J. In Austriati Stock Sc ...
... Liverpool 28th June, from New Orleans. On the st June, in l;t. 40. long. 46. spnle the Sprightly, from Leith for New York; and, on the 20O1h, in lat. 50. Se. long. 26. spoke the brig Woodstock, of Clyde, from Jamaica for London. HIGH WATER AT LEITH. Mern ...
... LONDON, WEDNESDA Y, DECEMBER 4, 1822. tilE CONGRESS,-FliANCE AND SPAIN. 1 [Frran the Co0ElnaI Lirt of 3Monday.]th 'We apprhlitrd that thle deliteratiolis of' theU Cotigress are drawing towards a close, an thtbfr Cal ,our Ialpeitvf to-daly stlall have ...
... Mrs. Christmas professed penitence, and a reconciliation took place:-.at that period Mr. Christmas was not acquainted with Mrs. Chatterley.-ln October 1821, a deed of separation was executed, whereby 1201. a-year were settled on Mrs. Christmas, -which ...
... 7 #E MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, MAY 15, 3823. i Alle refer our readers to the first of the two Letters from Paris in The Chronicle of to-day, for a notice of the contradiction given by the Duke de MONTaMORENCY to ,Jr. CANNING, in a speech delivered ...
... ringing the bells aisiouticed to tile capital the harpy news. The in city was illuminateth in the evening. th Yesterday ai Meetliag of Merchasats, -Bankers, e- and others, was held at this City of London Tavern, to er receiv.e the Report of a Comumittee appointed ...
... 'THE, MORNING CHRONICLE. a LONDON: t TUBSDAy,1) CTOBER 7; 1823. e We have received numberless letters on a subject 1s which has lately very much agitated the public'mind, we ( e mean the abuses of the discretionary power entrusted to c rMagistrates by ...
... enough to support the new Government, can only ,ar be excited by showing the people that the new men at have nothing in common with the old, and by inter. ys. esting them as extensively as possible in the continuance ,e- of the new state of things. These ...
... ; Frances, Webster, aid Frietnds of Eliza, Caston, from London, with goods; Waterloo, Cloid, from London, with valonia; Commerce) Ford, from London, with oats. SAILED.-Romney, Gamne from London, with timber; August, Hardee; Union, Orford; Hope- Kell ...
... is seen being drawn along the path of the ?? two sheets of Tite Observer will be kept on sale until Christmas day, at the office, No. 169, Strand, London, where franks can ie had to send them to any part of the United Kingdom, free of charge. Patl Ffuitiof ...
... is seen being drawn along the path of the ?? two sheets of The Observer -will be kept on sale until Christmas day, at the offlce, No. 169, Strand London, where franks caln be had to send them to any part of the United Ktingdom5 tree of charge. CORW-,1 ...