... parliam9W ,0W, I -lie HoUSYE ofI4 n w ait sote Royal assent nwas MotifiedEW 'om-mission, to the.news- r ,naper stamp.duties bill, theb heqmousand-aeditious- libel bill, and vaasous privave bival nd ii h lite ad- . journed ?? 17th Febr , c (si sakie day, inithe HrOiSE 4 ?? Os, Mr. W. Williarns presented a petitiollrom 6eftai-c, .-Othe- Irish labonring poor of St. Giless. It was read by the ...

... ,}HO. I -e CHAI.5tAw, eONPL W4 to.. 0 ?W ai'',assembd Sto:c~n6ti-tbfer p r tY l 'fr bhotise, on theoccson of cosene ts _. ?? ?? er of ?? C9mn0nins. e .~sar8' hae. been resisted shy hini,^'onl~to grohnd.* O'F 5 i a not we alds sent from the i jii ictory functions of prosecutor, jury,. and 2a dge -i~nd will not that dissent juiitffy train question- E Q ~, ~-'.aiy..tihet questionable act oP that ...

... To un EDITOR or TAR MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, Instead of petitioning Parliament to allow the culti- vation of Dartmoor by the poor; I wish some bene- volent people would address his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to allow the cultivation of what pecu- liarly belongs to himself; I mean a tract of land called the Cabinet.. (Why this name was given to it, I leave to the curibus to find out.) ...

... : :44 ftoma: : OF THE PRESIDENT. OF ,THE UNITED STATES TO, CONGRESS. ;- Waskingion, Dec. 7, 1819. .his day,-at twelve o'clock the, President of the United- Mr.jJ. J. Molr°es~te dfolloinsgS: . Felloz.'- Citizee of he Senate, and ofthe Hoeeof- I _ ,Representatiev:I The public buildings j-beiig -advanced, to-a stage to ?? fongres, I ofer.youmysincere ~On~gnruasn ntereomne t dte lfirt to hoe,re 3 ...

... SHIP NE, S. INIHUIAN CONDUCT TOWVAR1DS THE CREW OF A PERCHANT BRIG. Early on W'ednesday morning, the 2 th nlt. the brig Rebecca, Ja-res Jlicbrdson, Master,clfl was run W corn, fcc. fromt Beifast, anfoflund t0 iortsmouth0.as run foul of in the Cliannel by a large ship running boforC a gale of wind ; the brig received the shlip on her larboard quartert and front the violence of the sheck was ...

... p -PORESO1 6f.&edhcy#o'ttnallsettled AiEdw fieldirs PI :W f U sture~ estsbsofii on. ~e -F~ne¢o :tis .sdon6 a-r' e son anF ihi Kli i l*o V*ie tki have1e1title of P.ukes o Corn. 4 .~ mpr ' nproveiiin't'of hi8s irwri`of laind has beein i often $hjil,.01te&i; It was' lposeil to ?? of hi itRovy' 5gfi'B*h''b'y 'Mr. Robeft F'raser,., saaly, 30 ) yie~ars agios, snd a zim . as ,,tiedi by the late Mr. ...

... Mr *TT ~.Wright whb~a bkft ~ Irad'Il i-I bdvedicta t.1ient,& ihepu~bliiher, g82 a fun lhie. a O vihic9th July 181F.,Brd Cobbett 1 was folund guirtyi :'of at I MRl res'ptesithe __fib 0fsomesniihtia-Imen st Ely-,.btnt itethh a. sentenced to two Yernm impriionn t andi t i ne of * i- I E ?? punds. Upon hisherittion ...

... &'eiikUS .-CALCULATION. . (Fromn the 1-dinbuagh Review.) ,.The, number ofletterm of all descriptions, delivered daily 7bkthe sosf, in Pari, ia,-onfaii'aerae, 32,90-0I adofijournals 1800i In London,: tbieletters are 13,000i nndthe journals 26,006; inakitig;in thieformer capital, one letter' among 72 personsi- and' one .jorsa1 among '388,; and, in the latter, one letter amiong nie persons, and ...

... ON CEl:RTAIN SIAMILAITIRS BETWLEEN TME PERSIAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES. [FROM A CORlESPO::DENT.] The learned Sir William Jones was of opinion that Iraun or Persia was the country from which all the na- tions of the earth derived their oiigin. It being, ac- ccording to him, ihe place whence people migrated in all directions, and in which migration they of course carried their language along with ...

... #W ; c ' ' ' - 7-- i c Frnecc.,. General Savary, Dunke of Rovigo, having surrendered himnself, has 'been trdedifor having accepted the-:office of InspectorGeneral, under Bonaparte, and. for haing kept up. a correspondence with the' Ex-emne ror, dburing heisnt eidence' in, theIsle: of Elba, 'thereby 'iding and ah~ssriing im Iis return.: After having heard the (~un.sel fir the Ctow'n, assd'M. ...

... STAfE iOF G6A'S-, Se. kEPORT FROM THE SELECT -COrMMITTEE ON C THE STATE OF GAOLS, etc EOrdered by the Housie of Commoins to be pinted 12th . July, 1Is10.) REPORT. The Select Coaiuitteb appointed to inquire into the state arn Descriptionof Gaolsand ?? of Confinement, and | into the best Method of providing for the lefbrmation,,as I well as the sale Custody andr Punishment of O.e dera, and-J ...

... iDOOEM- ?? s t I ?? ?? - . i. --U TI X Ik Doetit Meylerd db bid ao t td p 'i | whc dleiiteen naur In TMtbe his ,,t N the ' deserved of ventsiatso.n, - am Mouzr we ?? ibh Z natuire and obje~et of7%P li T'nlitoa . d vert a dable subj useful exetions. The Mecti preofs W at. .nerly ssdelivered at the insgitutand the lie f athen ,tended, did not receive thatgener 5 zes|ec - witelr;ibeirinteresting ...