... *A5I5 JAN. 27-Yesterday, before Mess, the King received in evate audience the Marquess de Bonnay, and Lieutenant-Ge- 5 d pi, e C ount d 'Espagne a The Count de Villele, President of the Council of Ministers, ted yesterday evening at eight o'clock, the Duke d'Angou- me and remained' an hour with his Royal Highness. Wg,'e, clirnalhdes Debuts) gave on the 24th instant, the three Irs of the ...

... BRITISS EXPEDITION AGAINST THE PIRATES. I By the New Providence Papers, which have been received to the 3d ultimo, we learn that Captain Godfrey, of his Majesty's t ship Tyne, with the Speedwell schooner, an armed telucca, and 1 two of the Tyne's large boats, had sailed for the Coast of Cuba in r quest of the Pirates which have lately infested that coast. On f the afternoon of the 5th of the ...

... PARIS PAPBRS. - ROYAL SITTI NG. : FOR THE OPENING OF THE SESSION OF 1823. At ten o'clock the gates were opened to the public, and in a moment the upper galleries and benches reserved for'the ladies, I behind the places exclusively appropriated to the Peers of 'Fraice ] and the Deputies, were full. Towards half-past twelve the rows of benches round the Throne successively received the ...

... PARLJAMENrA41? Y REE?RM. P indSO,4PR;ET C,3> Sk0 ,.. 0n Tuesday thegenera? 41e tia alof Xh'e; rehlers aod-In1 h habitants of Soibrse't, q'!d by the. , igh Sheriff, pursuant to is Reqrujsitioh, was held aS t- lsace, _ufr P Asetie i the areeetjveryi anuer~ous.; Aboust twelye a' so'~'C~dc'c the' ~ligh Spseziff, EclOmps;nti,4iy the 1two Coustty ,I Meisliet'an~ndany of theIecinA4g aentleM6ofef q , ...

... AUJSES Im TR 9BOT,7VOU RECTWN AT CHELivSFORD. We were not aware of the existence of two Prisons at Chelies- ford, one of them bearing the-naine of the County iolf, and the other the House of Correction, when we communichted, some days ago, an account of certain abuses which had ;takere place in one of them. A gaol being the old and common word for all places of confinement, we naturally enough ...

... I . , - AN-OTHER MIRACLE. 1.0 ' . ' , ' . I ' - n The following is an account fronta pamiphlet published by Jobn 'e Badeley, M.D., Protestant 1'hysiczan' to the Convent of New a Hall, near Chemsfod'of'a Mirac hich has 'already made :r give it, and we panittot help remarking how convenient the power :e posiess~d by~the Princel-lohaeniobefLlsat be. A'draught formni- d raclemiay be transmitted ...

... THE LAW'S DELAY-WRITS OF ERROR.1 To tair EDITOR ow THsi MORNING CHHRONICLE. s; SIR, Perhaps no time could be more appropriate than the present, ,hen Parliament Is about to meet, to cal- the attention of your it Readers to a subject so generally complained of, though I fear.but little understood-or If understood, too much neglected-I mean the grievous delay in legal proceedings.-To enter upon ...

... [FROMae TEZOUtRNAL DE FARIsI. PAtIs, JAN. 26-A Messenger has arrived at the English Em- assy at Paris, which left Madrid an the evening of the 16th- The departure of the three Ambassadors had made little sensa- tion. Al. Lagarde Was still at Madrid. The greatest union prevailed among all parties in the Cortes, to resist, in case of war, the efforts of foreigners,. In the sitting of the 16th a ...

... Yesterday, in pursuance of a requisition from the Committee appointed to confer with the Special Committee of the Corporation ofLondon on the subject of Tithes, a General Meeting of the In- habitafnts of the Parish of. St. Giles Without, Cripplegate, was held at the Church. Mr. Samuel Stevens, Churchwarden, in the Chair. The object of the Meeting was, that the result of the conference might be ...

... THE MORNING' CHRONICLE. L ON DO N: 92HUBSDAY, JANUARr 30, 1823. At length the Speech of the French King has ar ,,e-,..and all uncertainty respecting war or peace is at end. Before offering any observations on this Docu- ,ment, which we received last night, by Express, we, shall proceed to lay it before our readers u- GENTLEMSES..The length of the two last Sessions-the short tlOe which they ...

... .&ER7.qSI8BmRORM MBEr1FNq, .,A most .respectaV- Meetiog of the Treceio!.~ers -of ~ ~?rl~sh!e tookpllaceopn Noi. last, at Abi'vgdpit- ti We wee notaware of this mneeting, otherwise wi, Shiould i. 61r1 ly have made'lairragernlepts for.'givilig an arCbunt hi of 6 n the folloiIvirig daya VWobserve; that all Wr1UI conltem~parflries, with the exception of one Jour ala prnial Proprietor 'of ...

... COMMON. CO UNCEsIL. .. I _ . .. . -.' 11 i Yesterday a Court'-f Coommon Councll was: hel ac-Guildlalll in consequence of a Requisition received by the Right bonour. able the Lord Mayor.to-consider the propriety of petitiolnin th4 House of Commions for a Constitutional Reform- in the; Repre. sentation of the.iPeople in Parliament, and to adopt suchi mina sures as: may be deemed proper to ...