... IIPERIAL PARLtAIEN.T Hlouse of Lords. AGRIGULTURAL PETITIONS. r THuRsi)Ay, May 25.] Lord Erskine pte- p exented a Petition from certain occupiers of land in C ?? county of Suffolk, complaining of the state of 1 a agricultural distress. The Noble Lord began by olh- A,1 serving, his elients-(alingk,) he mcalnt the peti-. .1-v tioners, de'sired him tb say, that it was uiot their i n vish to ...

... THlE QUEEN. Ertract of a lfetter frol aot En-lis?, Gentleman. datedi Greneta. May 17. 1820. ' 'le ?? acirrived here on 'Vuesday lst. comling b)y thw Mntm-0itzi to Chambery, and thence by Aix alld R inmilly to this place. Her Majesty's is lodged at the Holel I'Eenl de Geneve, where she inteiids to rewtjaiI till the returln of a cotirier selnt to MIr. BIougham on her arrival here. Her Majesty is ...

... PITT CLUB 1OF SCOTLAND. A - On Saturday the commemoration of the birth of thb4 iI he F lustrious statesman was celebrated in the Assembly Roomts Mi , George Street. It being the triennial meetig', strangers were t adnitted, and the great room was soon filled. There were i between three and four hundred noblemen and gentlemen of ;m the first respectability present, among whom were, several of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF (;IE5 1RtlT BZTAIN AlND IR^ELASND. H(OUSE1 OF LORDS, MAYD 31. The House proceeded hi Appeals. The Oaths were adminjsteved to the Earl of linto. Petitions coftpaining of agrivultural distress, froiss laud-own- ers, &c. of Berwicksbire and Kildare, were presented by Lord Napier and the Marquess of Downshire.-Ordered to lie upon the 'I'able. 'The Civil List Bill was ...

... LONDON, SAT7URDAY, MAY 27. FunDiNo ExcHrEQ a, BILLS AND A Lo'w.-Yes- tcrday, Mr. Haises from the Bank of Engcland, nade an-official coimmunication from Governineut, astting'that4 9,cheqter Bills would be funded to the amount of sevei sniilions, aiid that the Chancellor of the Exch'equer would probably require a Loan to the amount of from five to seven ?? following is the substance of' the ...

... HOUSE OF lOIDS-GIY 26. tOUZIGN cOMMCRC6. ga 'Ase Marqitlt of LANSDOWN it rose,.in pursuance of the no- pr tice tic had given or a motion for ?? to inquire Into co the means of extending' the foreign trade of tbe countty, Af- pc t5*r explaining at somet! ensth 3is reasons for thus limiting his at ltslsiry to foreign trade, h~is Lordship proceeded. He stated it it as Lis opiniot7n that tihey ...

... I THE MORNING CHRNWICLE. L O N D 0,N: THURISDAY, JUIVE 1, 82o0. Any alarm which might have been felt at the unexpected re- suit of the vote on MiSr. 1lOt1tc SUMNER'S motion on Tuesday night, will, we trust, be effectually removed by the vote of last night, on the motion of MIr. ROBINSON, for linmitilig the inquiry on the Agricultural Petitions to the frauds practised under the efisting ...

... GENRA ?? GENERAL AS'SEMBI'r. Iro MtONDtAY, MIAY 29. offi '!hbeHoniesthiisclaynmet atbhalf-.p.iseleven o'clock. After sill praIyitr, anid wvhen last day's proceedings had Iseen read over by the Chief Clerk, w [he Loan HIGon Coaatimssinssea Informaed thle i-ouse chat def he had received aI letter arknataiedging tshe receipt of thcirad- OV( *lrea-ts to hiq Majeqty on his accessiont to tile throne ...

... From the Paris Journals of Friday:- MADRID, May 16. - The Official Gazette of this day cO..t-i;a the answers made by thi! various Foreign C Uollrl, to thc llolifll.tition of the accept-ation of tbe o (o:i.;ti U ticn of the 'ortePS, by thle King. tl - 't'ih.- Fnlish A nmbassador annoutnee: that on his I r!- i; *r y of u he jetter to the King of France, his Most C .:istian 31aj-sty r-xpressed ...

... FROM THE LONDON GIAZETTE. ?? WHITEHALL, N1AY 24. Ca The Ring has beens pleased to appoint Doctor James Gre- th gory to be First Physician to hil Majesty il Scutland. sc FO1RIGN OFFICF, AIAY g.e The King has beu pleased to appoint the Honourable Fre- in derick Oathcart to hbc Secrctary to his vqajfty's Eibassvy sil at the Court of his Majesty the Bniperor ot all the Rud- pi slag. uit tit ...

... PRI VA TE CORRESPONDENCE. T -_A_ -f.. London, May 29. cuter. -- In addition to the intelligence respecting the capture of the fortress of Valdivia, contained in the evening papers, we subjoin some further details of the operations of Lord Cochrane, previously to the above important capture, communicated in a letter from Valparaiso, of the 22d February. It appears that, after raising the ...

... COURT OW' CLATUs.-T1hursday, pursuant to the adjournment, the Court wvas agaill held, in the Painted Chamber of the House of Lords, to receive the petitioins of those who claim, by vi'rtue of ancient customs and usages, and diverse tenures of sundry manors. lands and other hereditamentts, to perform certain duties and offices at the ensuinog RoyalCoro- nation. 'Jbe claims were numerous, and ...