... UNiTiEID PR1-l1ANlEN l' G A T 1 4 ) . ? I T VI1) A'A rN DL a D. 11OlJSEl tF LOllDS, JUI.r 6. Counsel were ftOlIN heard in theappeal Afilne v. Smith, wien judgtnsnt wv:,s revevO.:l Counlel Woere partially heard in tlic anneal Lor- Alounit:arri6 v. 1Vijtc, iord Stewtat tAok the (Oaths and hlis Seat. His L or!shin LaS iorrodticel 'y Lord Gordon (the Maeloqis of -untic') and Lord Beresford. Mfr. ...

... I . -A .. - . II -. ,mxricA. ; MR. CoIETT.-Sir.I have beeii astonilshed, ofate, to bear so* disaffieted people atterapt to defend the conduct 4 the Americatr G£overumexnt, in .av-ing Itj pres iwptiw toAgo to wa with us,-wsth iis, Sir, wiio hayv-i all qtasn trbatad -dhii with so vi-uh lenity and forb'wance. In I the fast -place, Sir, if oiaparite chse la Ipass nomiensical decrecs, wlbiph e ...

... FES7'IrITIES '7, AT GUI4,IIAL. On Sattirla9 wai gi~enT by. le CNrpirdtitn of Loni. Marshtal thle Duke osfWellingiob. Priori to tile d noter, atabut five o'clock, his drace was prme~ente1 %with the a tfreedom of the city id a gold boi,j and with the 9slCn~leid sword which had beefi. vott&1 to him. Ol adeiserini.? t thle forrmer,.Mr. Chatmberlain administeied the oatilm to Ithe tgobl. D~uke, and ...

... P.vaisl ,'AP1ERls. TLite Chevaliar (7antez T~a sitAnsis, (oun-;ellOr nf State to hil (Thi :hal iasr , Gom d is .nRli; l .' aixtraordiinary tinl ia il 020 |tn 1't iFalc ne l aid tileh Coxgress of Vlunrla, t) thle Editors u. thle Journal lde Pai3.k 't P.A R02 .Ir. y 25. GIZNTItLRIsAIYll have inserted in v;Ur!' jaouro d If yes- terday an article i'rIo .1 uuich d:Lted the i&l' oi' t!.i in s1llth ...

... PRiNCESS OP ilALES. The papers presented by Lordl Castlereagh to the 5 lft o (f Commoni Oil TLIesday last, relative to the Lrincess of Wiles, are. four in namber. The first is a pa(cpoua!, signed by the Ptince Re- Zest, mnd acecpte. 15y tre jruincess, signing her nlame itli by which tlhe Prince takes upon bim is.lf tlhe pay. Ieat t0oOl. of dtebt, corwacted by her Royal to increase her income ...

... =ESTMJAs7'eR AETIN. I o O) Mronday there was a very nutfer-us Meteting at Pilacei vatd, roariened byithe Ighi BaiiW, forf he purlpose of rnimiz i naling ?? person to *epresent the city of Westminster in Parliatheant.-The fixait BAteLir shoftlr stated the 'pifiose far which the preseos rterting was convened. lie had receivej two lPetters, whieh it would be his duty to rend o libe. The one as ...

... To the JDITO.R of 't)e MURi~N1NG CHRONICLE. Silt, In these hoaxing times I cannot say that I wRs much surprized at reading in your Paper last week, an adver- tiserment for the sale of hilfcguinea tickets, to entitle the purchaser to walk upon certain public high roads. At first sight it appeared a sort of first of April foolery. For the men who would contrive, for dhc closing of ten or a dozen ...

... - * FR.- NCr. P.AIS, Jur5 a 6.-Tlhe Kiji' of Sardinia lhas expresekr prohibled all Frsemason Lodhges iin his States. printtes anil Booksellerg are also prooibited from printing or pub lishing B!'y hook, which has not received thL Ro~al salc triote, G ?? rich'ance are also forbitdden. ICTIAMBE1-R OF DEPUTIES. To file iif ing of shef Chiaher of Depuies, on the 5th1 3- Bouvici 811nmilled a ...

... FASHIFONABlE PAR IES. Mr. (,enrne Rlose gave a troid ditnner yesterday to hisl Rnyal I Ii e;S the l'risce Regent, the Itoyal Dukes, Lord Castle- rec .i, and most oF the [Nliaiiters, at his house, PLalace-yard. The M'lrquis and MairchinorS9 of I-Iiontley ejtertaine I a large party to dioner, oni W neiday, at his house in Hanover- Sillin e. ;i B. lioii's T-Tope gave a splerdiH Nisll ancl supper ...

... - o Wr. regreiled some litmle ago that we col&d nhly get a asttai ghniijse of Mr. KF-O.in the character of lago Ws have since hlen more Forlunate, and *e cerdainly think ]isrpetformnarce of the part oneof the most extr;iordinary ehilijhtons on the stage. There is o, one within our re- :nenohrsance who hias slo Completely toitel the critics as this relebrated actor one SAgacissos person isgi ...

... To thie EDITOR *fiAe MAfArIMG CHRONICLE. SiR, An article hai appeared in your' Paper of this day, which srates, * that everv stirtutmern is resorted to in Fiance to inflame t!he public mind against tihe active partizian of the Revolution, and that for that purpose my Book (the Secret Historyof the Cabinet of 130- naplte) has l'een traeslsdted into the French languaCe, svids a~ditions bzy the ...

... RI = -LAW OS SIR,-PreViQus y to the judgmen given bwy thae Court of lKi~ngs Benchl, in the case of Lord locbrane. and others; I had conm- Ailtted to wariting the substance of the Lo- ,,wng obsepik n6gs with respect to th# .natara, of thscrrtlaledged against these parties, zliving. nreoneusly (as it, no$ turns font} formed an opiiion, that a cona -spiracy to raise the pric~e of' te.Fns was not ...