... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRE,1U3T 3BBTAIN AND IRE, LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FE7s. 28. n The House met at ten o'clock in the morning, and proceeded din appeals. Lord Dormer was introduced by Lord Redesdale and Lord > Colchester, there having been no introduction of a Peer of this s'title since the date of the Patent of Creation in 1615. The pre- r vious possessors of the title were all Roman ...

... . \ L OLONDON: s THIUSDWAY, MAdRCH 6,1823. We received the Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday ?at a late hour last night. Tihe proceedings against MANUEL have excited a : great sensation in Paris. Nothing can be more base and cowardly than the arbitrary attempt of the Ultras to exclude this Gentleman. They appeal to England, but tthere is no precedent with us of an expulsion on account ? of ...

... MR. O'MMARA AN THE QUARTERLY REV1EW.1 d No. I. hii tn To THiE EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. I te SIR, 18, Montague-square, Feb. 27,1823. lei 1n An article in the last Quarterly Review, got up after six months' ne a consultation, requires from me, in the opinion of my friends, 'su l- some notice. I vield somewhat reluctantly to their suggestions- ia Is first, because I think silence would, ...

... PARIS PAPFR$. PARIS, MARCHe I.-Yesterda the Duke of-Angosslense did! th business for an hour with,- aieuterant'GeheralU Guillinsintot, t Major. General of .the Armyv of SVaifl. . It is asserted that Ptiine Id Esteriiial Atnbassadior from Austria to England, has been insulted in~ the'atieets of London,- and that he has preferred strong cosulPl t~oteEgih Go i tiernnieiit4. Jburssal des Debasts. ...

... TTE of March 4. C12OWN-OFFICE, MAaCsc 4, 1823. rSIEBBERS RETVRNED TO SERVE IN5 THIS PRESENST PARM5A5ET BoasOORtt OF ?? Cocks, of Charilg-criss, in the coutY f idd~sO, Esq ii te ram he 1-onourabl James Somrs ork wh ha aceptd te CiltrnHundreds. COUN~ OF D~sET~~kdwrd Brkele Pornafl, Esq. of Bry COUNTY HOuse n the county of Dorset, in the room of Edward liork Xeley Por'tmafl ESq- his5 rather, ...

... -' ---- ---M--O C C T..BI MORNI7NG'CG,0Ct to ILONDON: TUESDAY, SVdECH 4, 18!2. The French Morning and Evening Papers of Satur- l' day have been received. 'In the Sitting of the Chamin| her of Deputies of' Saturday, the Report of the Corn-l mittee on the proposition for excluding M. MANUEL was delivered. The scene was altogether mosttumul- tous. The discussion of the Report was fixed for Mon- ...

... - 1P IMP'IMAL PAILIAMENT G| AT BRITAIZX JD IRELAND. HObUSE oI# LORDS, MARtCH 4. The Annual Duties' Bill .the Ex~chequer Bills' (20 0000 Bill, khe Tranfirsr of Aids' hill -ih!Cbaucellor of thes Itchequer l (Irelland) Bill,~ and- two Local, 13111, were brought up from the House .'ofCommong, by Mro, .tltodens Mr. Jssseih Pitt, ai4d other Memabers, aend read a first tittie. .~ i The Earl~of ...

... AIeeigAGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. in ~ ~ o h nhbtflso he County of Soujthampton, -!called by the Magistrates, the High-Sheriff having refue ot do, was held on Saturday, at Winchester. The Meeting took place at twelve ocok eylrenme of Freeholders had assembled in the Castle yard.r.Cbt;hi - Among the persons assembled we noticed Mr Cbel; i appearance attracted a crowd. 3, At 12 o'clock, Sir T. Baring ...

... From tke LONDON GAZE TTE of Marc 1. CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 1, 25. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS P'RESENT PARLIAKDINT. BOaROUGH or BlossmINY.-Sir Compton Domville, of santry House, in the County of Dublin, Bart. Q. S ie aeBANKRUPTCY S8UpEIRfED ree deler la haml and It- G. -Spice, late of Dr~urty~l~ane anid O.,fQyd.trd-teet,.(ealeihm HANifRU'TS freMarch 12, at six, 18, atf J. Wilson, of Norland ...

... PARIS PAP JOS 14 SPEECH oP VISCOUNST Scl CIAThEAIUBRIAND. MsfNTS- 1l it TER FOIL FO'REIGN AFFAIRS,1 flevh CHAMBER Or I he l)EPUTfES, Fxa. 25, 1823. r n. E I shall go through the series of objectldi&2lls lredy presehted from his tribune; they aie numerous as well'as difrrent: that I may p, hit iot embarrass mnyself Iin treating a sUbjet& of sudst wait sitefit, I to -haill arr nge them under ...

... AN EXTRACT FliOM THE ANTOLOGIA. A WORX PU1LISHED1 AT FLORENCE rA Memoir of the operations of the Allied Armies under the a Prie of Schwarzenberg and Marshal Blucher, during the end e of 1813 and the year 1814. By the Author of the First Cam- Is paigns of the Duke of Wellington in Portugal and Spain. & Vol. London, 1822. If the publication of the work mentioned in the above title con- | ...

... To THE EDITORL OF(' THE MAORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, 30, Craven-street, Alarch 5. Mr. O'Meara has published a Letter in T/te Morning Glzroni- cle, in which my name is introduced with those of Lord Melville and Mr. Croker in a way which renders it necessary that I should lose no time in stating the facts as they really occurred. Mr. O'Meara having long been an acquaintance of mine, we kept up an ...