... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT B.ITAIN AND IRELAND . I GRBIT BRITWNb JND IRBL-4ND. - . HOUSE OF CommON'S, MAY 21. Mr. LINDSAY presented a Petition from the Liueg Maimuu facturers of Scottand, againit the repeal of the laws affecting Pthe Linen trade;-tOrderpil to lie osi'tiWeTable. Sir W. LEMON presented agettio from the -inliablitnts of a parish in the county of Cornwall,, 'aainst the duties on ...

... PJOCL AlMA TION OF 1r O'I'III ANTONIO MARMNOX TO THE sot. DIRliS OF TIHE CONST ITUTIONAL AlItl ui. SPAI N. _ GLOTV TO) GOD. Soldiers !-The song of the turtle liai been heard oilt uri lan~i. av a proof we have passed the zroublevonie season Of 'ititier, lud wve ire now iii the fair, agreeable at d flowery spring. 'Ili, !. has left the ark, and it will speedily retilor'to it withl tite ,iie ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT T OF GREAT BRITA4IN AND IRELAND. HOUS9 OF COMMONS, MAY 12. xe ThieSPEAKER was summoned to theHouse of Lords.,tolstar enthe Royal Assent given to certain Bills (for which aide Lpds'd4 end Petitions were presented from Minehead, and Alto45na tth its Duty on, Coatis.-Ordered to lie on the 'lable. insth n, Mr. JERVOISEJ presented a Petition from Hamnpshire, comn- 2t plaining o( ...

... STATE OF THE NAZ1Y. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, If it required any further proof to illustrate an argument which has not been unfrequently used of late, namely, the dearth of seamen and officers of merit and distinction to commniand them, your sceptical readers need only inform them- selves with how much ficztity the ships at presentfitting out are conmpleting their crews, and ...

... SIR iomi~l WtLSOX. The following letter from our gallant countryman Sir Robert Wilson, has been rA!eived by Mr. Weather6tone, f one of his Constituents. It describes in glowing terms the devotion of the inhabitants of the Peninsula to the cause of freedom and national independence, and we are ssure that it must excite a sympathy with them in the bosom of every Briton not unworthy of the name. ...

... PARIS PAPLRS. The followeing are further extracts from Wednesdays Paper; (FROM THE COURIiER IF5ANCAISs, Speaking of the recent communication of ill. Villel, 3CgurierJranecnis observes ) It is desirable that his Excellency should give sirnilarpubli,%, to all the Bulletins which Government receive, or at I a rule should be adopted to rteet all circunsstance tetor not just that the speculators ...

... ICEREMONY OF -LAYING TIHE FOUNDATIO>X Or THE LONDON ORPHAN ASYLUMA BYT THE DUKE OF YOIIK.-FALL OF' SCAFFOLDING, AND LA- 1'JENTABLE ACCIDENT. Yesterday preparations were made for laying the foundation of the London Asylum, a new and extensive Institution, for the re- ception of Orphans of respectable parents. A spot of ground had been cleared a little on the other side of Clapton for the ...

... THE MORNING 'CHRONICLE. LO ND ON: SATURDAYY, MAY 10, 18Z8 2 We received last night the following Tel egraphic t Dispatch, and the' Paris Papers of Wednesday and a Thursday. Extracts from the latter wllbe found in another column TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. lPARIS, MAY 8. The head-quarters were removed to Meranda on the Stb. The population from several places had repaired thither, aad shewed the ...

... PARIS PAPERS& (FRO-t THE CONSTITUTIONNEL). .EXTRACT OF OUR FRIVATE cOutttESrONDESCE.] 1 PER)?IGNAN, MAY 4.-After having remained several days in athe presence of our army, the enemy retreated upon Olot, and our troops marched upon Gerona, which they entered the day be- Y fore yesterday, with the exception of General Donnadieu, who with his division is still at Ripoll and Campredon: 3ZO mules ...

... MR. HIGGS AND TIHE HOSPITALS. We prefaced some observations taken from a conteniporary print, on the subjeect of the fteprrt of the Inquest on the body of Mary Gilley, by some remarks of our ofn, in which we dwelt otl the necessity of protecting medical men from a.persecuticil which threatened the worst consequences to thje mo.t important Of all sciences, and animsadvertedl on the tiltr ope ...

... - L O LONDON: SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1823. We received last night the subjoined Telegraphic Dis- patch, and some additional Paris Papers of Wednesday. The French are now within a comparatively short distance from Madrid. A report from the 4th Corps states, 'accord ingto the accounts that have been received, it should seem that he (MINA) is retiring upon Barcelona by Montser- rat. Till something ...

... IMPEIRIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIzN AND IRELAND. HOUSE iOF LORDS, V. Air. TIrundell, from the Office of she Chief Secretary for Ire- land, presented ant Account ofC thle Sums i~ssued from that Office-, to defray the expence of public Works. On ithe motion of Earl G REY the name of Lord Rossl yn was added to the committee ono A ppeals. EarlGREYgavenotice, that hie shul n Wednesday move for ...