... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GIEA7' TflBRAlN AND IRELAND HOUSE OF rLORDS.-APRIL2. The House met a quarter before four o'clock. Two Inclosure Bills were brought up from the House of Corn' mtons by Lord Lowther, Sir Edward Knatchibull, and other M~lembers, and read a first time. The Five per Cents. (Ireland) Bill (the coomtitotent having been negatived yesterday) was read a third time and passed. Thie ...

... Tlbe Qwtmrerly 1Beeievr has an article en Colonial Policy) Which may be considered as a sort of preparation for the measures about to be submitted to Parliament by Ihdinisters. This article cannot lay claim to the merit either of comprehein- siveness or consistency. In truth, the positions laid down in one part of it are in complete contradiction with those laid down it another. While it ...

... I s XL-I : fly o0LVs~a, 50IctOCK, Toss; !rvnDAY.-The fitst ?? Da .bd at3eyten..oclock on IMonday evening at Hoyjhe'ad,'the ?byal squadron .eing then 40 miles off.,' Ti'e inhabitants iwre .hirnated by' the mreaest enthusivti- Itw a ...

... LONDON: C MOND.7r, MAY 28, 16. t We have received the Paris I'apers to Thursday last inclu- I sive. The following are extracts;_ 1 PARIs, MAY 24. Yesterday th' President and a Deputation of the Chamber of Deputies presented to the KINa Ehe projet relative to the Clergy, adopted in the sitting of Monday. HIS MAJ55ss after. wards held a Council of Ministers. Letters from Stockholm state, that ...

... STATISTICAL DETAILS ON PAWS. The Comte de Chabrol, Prefect of the Department of the Seine, has recently published a work from official documents, ?? some interesting particulars on the state of Paris. The following extract will afford a curious comparison with the state df London:- On the 1st January, 1819, there were registered In Paris, 1,171 Cabrlolets Je place (on the stands), of which 765 ...

... 7ite To TaE EDITOR 0o' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sfilt, I have received P. letter, dated the 20th instanit, from Macroov, in the County of Cork, nmentioning that 1 the Typhus Fevetr had broken out there to an alarming externt, the writer himself' having had within the two days prior to his writing, no less than thirty new cases of it. The distresses of the poor, lie says, are unoparal. leled. ...

... THBE OBPIs; A crazy-pated, *riterc cling hin eifl 'chiCleO Joufftoy,- whose lutubrations on the subject 6f the an- cient and modern Greeks, occupy almost every day. a considerable portion of the Gazett de l~vmnce, seems unfortunately to have got the better both of the leatl- ints 'and the judgment of the Editor of TLe Courtlo. M. Achile de Jouffiroy hates the Greeks, ancient and modern, upon ...

... TxEz MORN3J, f4URO0C L -o XNO . * m ot iteso w t c o. their sal Ineselts are too generally e aied by the Land- oldier and Armers of thiiis try. In their eager- tes for td exclusion of -ffrign produce, they forget bt ai manufarotung country, y resitng to receive, pnddce, necessnalty limits the We of is manufactures; P ;0 cls of the communit a:o much interested 1 eq increase of the mtnufactu ...

... I To'ri EtITO or ?? :RIN.G C; tlOflCLL .I . Your comments upon1 ,Lord 'Cochraznc', letter Wto Mr.. Brooks, contained in I'paper if y arexcertainly madeundera niisconceptionof 0ile su1ject4 on which his Loidship had written. And uporana trpe- r'jsal of his Lordship's letter;, I think you will End there is no appeal'to vulgar prejudices. His Lordship merely states the fact, that neutral vessels ...

... MADRID PAPESJ ttT,.nls, AUn. 29.-A disagreeable occurrences *lich took jilace this evening in the street of Jacrnietrezo, has ?? for a momnect the tranquillity of thie neighbours of that quatter. It appears that Don lgnacio Ordabas, Colonel of Engineers, and Officer of the War Department, who had just returned from the 1 scurlal, had a dispute in his habitation with the porter Who Ihad ...

... PARLS PAPERS' VitfNN'A, Jety 17.-Great activity relgns in our Cabinet; dispatches arrle ind cour-iers are expedited daily. The princi- pal 9ecretaries are itertvbetined vwith increased liabourv. ' Al- though'rigorouss secresy is otiia ined z and* nothing transpires, yet it is presumed, from the routes wirlsc the different couriers talce, and the number of estafettes which arrive from, and de- ...

... . ii L' 1 VRNIXNy C(R ONICE.Z 1, 0 N D 0 N-: IFE'DNlESDAY, J.4ANUM43i 2' s822. As our Paper was going to Press, wve received the Paris Papers of Sulnday. 'r ie following are extracts ZASTE, Nov. 30. After the naval victory of the Greeks on the llth of October, martial law was proclaimed in our island; the ordinary tribunals were immediately suspendscd, and hte most of out' distinguished ...