... THE POLITICAL EX4MINER, Party is the onmdaeas of many ~for ae gin: of a few, BqPra. N.. 524. REFUSAL'OF LARGE GRANTS To THE PRINCES. ,TIE real secre~t of This business has not yet been givei to tje public as far as we are aware, eacept in tbe paragraph n our last week's paper. We say so with thee lessscruple, inasmucl a9 it requires no profun'idiy to find itpiut, though it does require a ...

... THE MORNING CHuRONILLE. L O N I) 0 N: PIUDAYl, APRIL 3, 1818. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday last, They repeat the statement that the Duke of WELLINGTON was to leave Paris this day for London. It is mentioned from Pteersburgh, that one of the Russian Grand Dukes is to succeed the late Count PLATOFP as Hetman of the Cossacks. The Madrid accounts are continually varying with ...

... 1IMPERIAL PARLI MEN GREA T BR1T.4 XAr JW)' IRELAND. IHOUSE OF LI S, PhL 163. 'Mr. Maitland presented an Accoun't of Pensions and Allow- ances granted by the East India Coompany since the last Ac- ?? to lie upon the Table. The Nlartuis of CHOLIIO'N DELEY reported (as weun- derstood) the ansg erof the Prince Regent to tie Address voted vseterday for an Account of the Pensions and Allowances of ...

... ARMY tNI -n, I . . - The following isa c of the Army in the F Iecd acount of t GrNERAT. Of~rs av Fim l ?? CAWNPORE, 27T1H StPmat]EZllZP, Diisiroonsad under orders for Field ag, a. Divisions aid Brigade, as follows; _ rvice are fc Cn. t;w Aav.-..His Excleeucy the m rrbl0 IST, OR CXNTEP; )l~ ?? °r * ettG mantling. Lieutenant W. Turner, Ltth 'loal , r de- Camip. Lieutenant i~rrinklin, 'E 0;;P ...

... CHAMBE R OF PEERS.-ArIL 6. The Chamber of Peers (which had adjourned until to-mor- row at noon) was convoked to-day, to receive a communication from the Government. The Count CorvettD, Minister of Fi- niances, and the Counsellors of State, INI. Il3equin and Cavier, presented to the Chamber a projet ef a law riative to the Bank of France. This projet will be examined in the Bicaux, and ...

... 1? 1WN??8Q? ?? --sF * , e ?? * am' to~ 'Ear,'X ,;eee M t.,i,,4~t4 8- t . S ^ t ;oSS££*Fr e1ei9ti xetedir . ~ar m Aiiepr >netsuSA;o.iW*.~i uie i~ne 9dOF au O~B ?? g~4pie~la iriutd by WA jacksbnill, i 'nothing about the nratlrezctei hs I M biddelveditv the h f El :. e gio isa mstery; as h-theup *lrCkconsiders i,~ s uhI Presumption, to attempt to reqsoiz aboutidt-~ Myi good, old grand mothr tok ...

... VISIT Of HER MAg7STr TO THME CI.TY. We have mentioned ini another column her Majesty, &c. pvro- ceeding into the City. It liadbeen publicly announced that the doors of tle M.Jansion- house were not to be opened until half past twelve o'clock, but suclh was the anxiety of those who had obtained tickets of ad- mission, and so increased was the mulrituide, thst the doors were literally besieged, ...

... IMPERIAL 1P'ALIAMEENT O'F' 'xfl71T BRIT1AIIN -I~nD IRELAND.>n 1T)t;SE OF ,8RZWIS, A ?? Mr. :;r.wrll, ftro the Stamnp-onlacc, prcsented an Account of P'rivato Bankers ?? 'ol lie upon the Table. T'hc Irish C'orks Ditty Bill, and tek Four-wheel carriages JBill, were read a third rrime and' passisd. TTI PPINfCB Ri;GENT'S MIESSAGE;. The Earl of LiVERPOOL moved tlhe Order of the ILY for taking Into ...

... SCOTTISH HOSPITATL AND CORPORATION. Saturday a nunieaouls and mnost respectable assemib~age of Gentlemen met at the FreensaisonS' Tavern, to celebrate the an- niversary of this excellent Institutidon, which has so hong and so materially otiue od ged.Lord Melville was iil the Chiand amongthese at tule table x~'lcer his Lordship sat wve recognized Adminral l~alkett, fena BalfouP, Colotial Bailey ...

... TO THE EiaDTOR; or TmE MORNING CHRONICLE. - I I SIR, It could hardly have been supposed, after the publication oI the letter signed A1 !raziliase es~su1ished ia Londont, in The Timei journal sonie tinie since, that any individual -would be hardy etnou, h to address the public ,ifier the manner of Philo- Justitiae, in a ?? number of that paper. This attempt to influenze public opinion, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT .B2RIT.V. AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, AFRIL 24. Some local and private Bills were brought up from the House of Commons by Sir James Graham and other Members, and read a first time. Mr. Maitland, from the East India House, presented an Ac- lcont of Regulations made by the Governments in India.-Or- dered to lie upon the Table. Tue Glass Duties Bill was read a second ...

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