... AJIER1CA-. no IIOUSE OF REitlESENTATIVES, JUNE 10. ' WAYS A;ND iiEANS,. - Ml. EPPsS. fiom tle Comrnmitteeof Ways and.Means, Sti mnadc the following Relport: ' The Committee of W:i'vs and Melins, to whom w's D referred~so mkach of the Message of the President of the United States as relates to he iestablishmnient of a wvell- Po digested sysremi of internal re enue, have h d the same Cc Under ...

... ?? -P -:T- -, Fairly; ?? 7 , J, -PI Z. It- NI.- 9 - - - 1. - nnA1MILlAIITYS O9FFIEa l~, Dee, I'Ca t ?? Co'~y of as Lettrli froivi Vice Adm~iril Sir lif G, Keats Kfi. 33 to . Johs2- .,Wsli sti Grsoler lasq :.datetl on. b'ahrd 'ljis'ilJ iesty s Ship Usllerophn, olf the Isle of Wight, the q'tjlinstunti .S5r.- I;-beg ysst.WU- tgt port'to thie. ?? :o(:ovgtoisbiaoners of the Admiralty; the. .i ...

... TE ROYAtI ACADtM1. ~e~ra jfull d6iidlil of the Rcyal Achdemkliatris f-t 06 assem1bled, 'hen tehe speech to be delivered by ?? It, ?reideflt, at zhe ensuling distribution of the Prizes, -was di, ~jydetermilied upo)n. We are happy in) having it inl Y' ?? indulge the public with the following, W 0or IL10 iibc hle LI every rew.on to believe Is a true copy. har B.There are -about twenty ...

... TI' il AlUNINVlVL CHRWONICLE. L O N DO N: TUESI)Ar, O6rOBBR IO, iS'q. An express, wve are told, arrived yesterd ay morning, VtIch left Paris on Saurday, bringing the intelligence that the Treaty is concluded, signed, sealed, and inter. 'Itnged witlidll the Ministers of tle Higth Contraffing PttitB. The followintg Dre stated to be tie condirion3: 1. aril2au, Vllillipeville, marliibourg, Saar ...

... e .A very curiou Cir amristice UIs occu rred at'ttts e burgl. &n'e'ral Ra'pp having announced to his t)7 their disblndiierft the soldiers replied tilat the ere ready to obey tde order, but that they woaid previohly i be paid. '1ile General having told them that tlhy ,f should be paid wuien they were at horime, the soldici a seized hi i and sent him to prison-, the Staff Of ficer-, if took up ...

... XEi .IJOILVINU &0i IIJID CL L. L 0 N 1) 0 N: TIIURSDA2-, OCTOBER 5, i8rS. The Paris Papers to the 2d instant, which came to hand yesterday, contain a Royal Ordonnance, post- poning the opening of the Sittings of the two Chambers till the. 7th. They presvnt little else worthy of notice. The isiernbling of Officers and soldiers ?? le iave at Paris, appear to have excited the particular attcsti,5 ...

... PjAIUS JPPEIS. PAWsus, Jury 6.-.MaVny En glish of distinction coo- tiniie to arrive at Paris. A grealt number take apart. !n?1t5 in Paris, or country 1boises, fur the whble of the j iie tisoton. The accou=ts frova-the southernt deparreients an. nounce that new ryc is aletidy in the marke ; the vine- V yartir ae superb, the bissonrts have ekperienced no check, and the vintage will be nost ...

... LTNI'I'ED' P.AlRLIAMEI'.' -s.~OF , I ,IeEATj'R AND IRELAND. pf)Us1L OF' LORDS, ptiltr. 9. sa The 11mow 11e at one O'clock anid proceeded In Appe'ls. the ~~ Lord Rec~stsD~~t~t preseoted a ['e~titioit Irene the Debtors Hr coiufiled ill thle Dlof Duorham aglinst tie repeal of the 16- panc Wisovent DO~tors' Aat-(lrlered to lie onl tie ?? Table.- e The ?? 'f StiArrt sBRuY prusented a ?? From We'- ...

... TO THE EDITOR (FifT'HE MOUNING CHRONICLE: I --r I SIR. The subjed to which I wouli call the attention of tle public, is one of the greatest irlnort.ance, as it is ?? Nvith an attempt to save usefir liveQ, and se- cialre i'e peice atll comrolr of ;vhile families, by dimi- vijhjet ihe tendencv, to commit a crime of tile most unnatinal and atioconus description. It ha Ionn, ba :r si ourcr oi deep ...

... THE JVOJNIYG CH-RONICLE. LONDON; TULSDA2-. JUL2 x6, iS16. _ ?? We received yesterday the Paris Papers Of Frid y s last. An article from Petersburgh states, that the t Russian Court had concludedl a Treaty of Alliance with t the United States oF America, one of the articles of which, it is said, guarantees to the former the posses. t sion of two ports in the Pacific Ocean. If the latter b part ...

... THE MORNINAIG CIlhONICLE. If ATOYDAI, YTftUS.!T i6, x816. t Saturday and7 jsterwgeeq the Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday lastt u-tthe opening ofthe Germanic Die titi.now said-willao6t-take place either in this month t 05,hp'ext, nor, till the greaqtiestions involving the future 'fite of Garmapy have been settled by Austria and Prussia. Accordting to this statement, these two Powers are ...

... 1UO67'§ AT ;YLASGOW. Wie ire greatly concerned in ha iinn t6 V.6iord some distresting occurrences ait Glargow, ornginiting too in ci)cumstances whichi should'have producei very difTerent' condu& oai the Pi-t of those' who have thus lisrturbed the public peace. The lahouring classes there and ilin tile neighbourhood, in common witli those in all the manufaituribg distriis, have for some time ...