... From the LONDON GAZE TIE of Dec. 7. tl\ ClROWN-O_'FFICE, ?? 7. btEBItD9 RETURNED TO SERVE IN BtIS rreSsUNT PARLIAMENT. COUNTY Of SALoP.-John Cressett Pelham, of Cound Hall, and of the Castle in Shrewshury, in the said county of Salop, f Esq. in the room of Sir John Kynaston Powell, Bart. deceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. O. T. Sylvester late of WViney, Oxfordshire, currier, to Dee. i7. s,J1. ...

... COURT.QF TE , OIT. !6;. .Losvdo4' ddjeou'aiqd4 Stidirnri, Mfiee Triviftf' Tean, mbfet Mr. 'Jns'ice 1ayele aniJ Ceo~nioh't~ic2: 5TII ti 'O V. rraioixs' etO' aT X4r;Aiit. ' This vias an indictment againrt Thomas Ben61ett aud Thomas I Fox for a conspirac); the-indictment clitirging the former with frauduienrtly personating the lattvr, for, the purpose of ohtaining for the lattcer a certificate ...

... THE Q UBEN. MEETING OF ST. GILES AND ST. GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY. A Meeting of the Inhabitant Householders of the United Parishes of St. Giles in the Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury, was held yesterday in the Great Hall of the Freemasons' Ta- vern. The Meetirng was most numnerouslyvand respectably at- tended. The Hall, before the appointed hour of meeting, was much crowded. A considerable space ...

... THIE AMONING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: TVUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1l6SO. It was yesterday reported in the City, that Cartihagena and Santa Martha had declared their independence, and to this it was added, that Caracas had been taken. On inquiry, we found the report was brought by a vessel from Jamaica, which place, it is said, she left on the 3d Mlarch, consequently, we are unable to state what credit ...

... *OHAIRIWO Ot TM WkSTMhINSIER MEiM ~ | - . .. . . _ ?? J.Ysteray bing he. ay apointed1 for thetrismJ ffstu- c`aisful Candi-,datsa= telt e 'leio, th!e nielghEt,~ od Knightsbridg' n Sloane-sre, fro which the proeso wafist to ,1prtce, became nusualy thronged at a al hour. The all of considerable quantities of ri durn h tmight, together. with the cloudiness of the- sky duringtheay prof the morning ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GAIRAT MDi-TALZS7 AND IRELAdx. IOU8E 6#F LORDS, . tc' 6.,, J'etldonsrwere presented by tbC Bishop of CHa0t:j STER, Nsn .he Arthdfiaflnry of Chictester., 4gainst £he Roman Ca- e Claibis aid by the Earl of LiMn1E9eC,! 4fom the (r,;6er of Cifiherce oftLlnielet, ?? a .rauditI ciin tic Averiages in England, throfigh w hc an Immense quantity of Foreign Oats were, latel] Tbporrid, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS,'MAswse 20. The Mutiny Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, and the Gramn- pound Disfranchisemlenlt Bill, were brought up from the Corn- mions. nt Mr. Irving, fim the Custom House, presented an, Accout of thse Malt a'nd Spirit Duties, and of the Goods imported Intoa rrerand during th6 last a. The Earl of BLESINTON mioved for an Account ...

... L1ST OF -THE WITNEMBIS WHO A~Rll ToGV EVDNCE ONJ THE PART OF TH CROW IN THlE APPROACHING TRIALS FOR HIGH TREASON. I I'I I Robert Adams, cordwaiser, now in custedy. Leonard Alderson, Antelope-gardens, I-olywell-mount, cord- walner. James Aldous, Berwick-street, pawn-broker. George Ayis, Bow-street patrol. William Adkins, Governor of the House of Correction. Right Hlon. Charles Bathursr. J,,hn ...

... i.mE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O ND O N: -. BDN12SDAY; AIfY 5, 1820. We ?? hutplined from an Evening Paper, without, ,however, vouch ng for the authenticity. of all the facts, though, ill candour we ought to state, that they were confidently assert- ed in the City yesterday. By the last arrivals from the River Plate, we were indeed informed, on the very best authority, that the Tucunian Army was in ...

... TOTUNB EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLEI SIR, I request you to Insert the following documents relating to the case of the 1tev. Mr. Pike Jones, lately submitted to the 1iouse ol Lords by Lord Holland. PETITION. That your Petitioner has been regularly educated at the University of Cambridge, was admitted Into holy orders by the Hon. and Right R1ev. Dr. Pelham, Bishop of Exeter, in 1814, and has ...

... E. LONDON, TIRSDAY, JANUARY ii, 1S61. LLoyb's Books yesterday presented the novel spec- tacle of not a single arrival in any of the 6utPfots, though no less than six vessels were reported as having put into Scilly. ' The numbers of rierchantmen beating off the coast, and hitherto prevebted front entering the Channel through adverse winds, must be considerable; no less than three packets from ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 18eO. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tuesday last. The Monsiteur contains two Royal Ordonnances, one disbanding the National Guards of Brest in consequence of their refusing to obey the orders of the Mayor for suppressing a tumult which took place there on the 17th ult. and of some of them actually tahing part in the riot; the other Ordonnance ...