... CWIS~r'EJt PROCPSSIOVM IN HONOUR OF THE -ULN. On Monday last a grand !'rocession was formed by the aeve- ral Clubs, in holour of the triumph her Majesty hlic obtaired over her enemies by the rejection of the Bill of Pains and Pe- nalties. Out of tie- ssvn nee i jendly Societies of this city, sixteen attended. with flags, banners and inusic. Each Chlb assemb)ed at its uisual place: (f ...

... To Irw EDITOR or s MOftNfNQ CHRONICLE. Observing in your apter of.thisday -a letter sigpi~d An 1h:ginveer, ?? Sir.lMSeppings and Mr. Poring tostate ito which the merit of the roofs over docks. and .jips belongs? A; this question is not likely. to be answereed by either gentle- man from motives of delicacy) fbeg' to give you an extract of a Work now in the press on Naval Affairs, which I ...

... RUSSIAN WORK ON POLITICAL ECONOMiY. T(I THE EDITOR or THlE MORNING CHRONICLE-. IR tie year IS15, was published at St. Petersburgh, at the expeace of the Emperor Alexander, a complete Grammar And 3)sgest of the .whole Science of Political Economy, as far as it hapd then been explored by all the writers of modern Europe, Rilapgieri included. It is in 6 vols. octavo, in French, written by a ...

... It is impossible, we think, for any Scotsman, to al- :, low the Speech reported to have been spoken by the 0 Duke of Montrose, at the throwing out of the Bill of *e Pains and Penalties against the Queen, to pass without the severest reprehension. Could this Master of the ?? really say that he would never acknowledge her t Majesty as his Queen ?-If he did, his guilt is not that ,- of sedition ...

... PEflTH IPIAVERS. = The subjoined letter, addressed to his Grace the Duke of Atholl, by the operative weavers belonging to Pert, now employed in trenching and improving Waste lands, will be read with considerable interest:- To 551S- GRACE TnE IaUKE OF A.THOL.L, LORD LIEUTENANT 0P PFRTUSHIiRE. MAY IT PLEASE YouR GRACE-We, tie undersigned Opera- ive Weavers, belonging to the city, of Perth, nowv ...

... 1!iaNORI-NDAJORITY ON TitL RzkOy.T OP TR E BILL FORL BUILDING NEW BIARRACKS IN -THE REGreN'S 1AREY. MINORITY. . AbercrozibyHln.J. -Graham, J. R. G. Powlett, Hon. W. Allen, S. H. Haldinand, Win. Price, Robert A4nson, Hon. G. Hanwiltoni~ord A. Prittie, Hon. F. A. Aubrey, Sir J. Heathcote, G. J. Iryse, P. Barrett, S. M. llobhouse, J. C. Robarts, A. Bernal, Ralph Hughes, W. L. Robarts, G. Bright,. ...

... OFN GREAT BRITAIN -AND IRELAND. HJOUSE OF LORDS, MAy I. The House~proceeded in Appeals. The Oaths were administered to the Marquess of Dowtnshire, the Earl Fitzwvilliam, and the Bishop of Dereford. ; The LORD CHANCELLOR reported the King's mbst gracious Answer to the Address of the House. Mr. Irving, from the Customs, presented an Account of Ex- torts and Impovts; Mr. Massey, Accounts from the ...

... BETTING-ROOM, JuNs 29. ODDS ON RACEB TO COELr. DONCASTER ST, LEGER. 7 to I agst. Athenian. 115 o 1 agst. Ardrossan. i1 to i agst. Arbutus. 16 to I agst. Tramper. 13 to 1 agst. Sir Mark. 16 to I agst. Lady of the Vale. 14 to I agsti Langar. 17 to i agst. Dunsinane. 14 to I agst Woodb ine. 0 to one agnt. St. Patrick, or 154 to I agar. Ld. Strathniore. any other. 6 to 4 the field against ...

... i IMPERIAL PARLABMENT S . G1S --AT B a ckJQ4 - A.a , . .. ROUSER &I LORD~S. JoV e -The' Hobse proceeded in Appeals T-eTidge.T tfd 6 tde'for -the purpose of delivering their epinions on a queltion arising out of a writ of error retpecting a111 Bil EtxRchange .Th-e Lottery Bill, the dltcd-'Acts' COrtirtisance' Bill, tlie Female Offenders' Bill; and otlseis, were brbsiiglit -p'front the Hduse of. ...

... WRSTMORLAND WYV1SlR. On.Saturday a very numerous and respectable assemblage of the Frienlds of the Independence of the County of AVestmor- land, dined together at the City of London-Tavern. Mr. Cur. wen, the Nember for the City of Carlisle and for the County of Cumberland, wag to have taken the Chair, but was pre- vented by the dangerous state of the health of Mrs. Curween. M~r. Brougham, Mir. ...

... THB QUBEN. Yesterday a Meeting of the Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Shoreditch, was held in the Parish Church to take into consideration the propriety of presenting an Address of Congratulation to her sajesty on her late glorious triumph, and also to take into consideration the propriety of presenting an Address'to his Majesty, praying him to dismiss from his Coun- cils his present ...

... ILL UMINA TIONS. Resterday evenig the inhabitants of the Metropolis again tee' tlfied their rejoicibg at the Triumph of the Queen, by a geners* ialumination. In.the course of the night, effigies of Majocchi and Madam6 Dernont were exhibited, and a large bonfire was made In the neighbourhood of Burleigh-streetStrand; agallowswas erected, and the figures were publicly consigned to the flames; ...