... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANVD. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEB. 25. 1 ARMY PRIZE MONEY. Iri A Person from Chelsea Hospital presented au Account of the thi Unclaimed Army Prize Money. 501 MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL * On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, thi Bill tlus was read a second time.ab GAME LAWS. abeaetoP The Earl of GROSVENOR said he again begged leGave to I offer a few ...

... FIGHT BlETWEEN DEFOE AND REUBEN MARTEN. J11 Aline Host, of the Red Lion, ait Hampton, had onl TusesRily to Id con,,ratulate, himself upon the celebration of another of those, it 9yaosnastic n'ameis u-hich hlive of late been so frequently exhihtit- n ed oil thle c.aSSiC ground of Moulsey, and wihich hav. pIrOVeuI so uiWprolific at source of gain to the IBoiifisc fraiterniti'ofthv~e nesgili- L ...

... THE MORN INJG CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEIDNESDAY, AP4iL 21, 1824. The writer of the article on the Court of Chancery in The Quarterly Review, though satisfied that the more a legal system admits of delay, the more it approaches perfection, and that the complaint of the law's delay in England ever since it had law is the most unexception- able proof of the merit of our judicial procedure, admits ...

... I- LETTER 1. Of the Utility of Learning ., - i ,Frenle/i. ;. Aft DEAR LATLE SON, :1 ,BFOLRE We set about learn- ing any thing, be it what it may, it. is right that we ascertain the thing to he such as is likely to be useful to us; and it is but reason able that the usefulness should, in point of magnitude, bear a just proportio to.thieexpense. whether of money or of time, demanded by the task ...

... LONDON, OCT. 24. Taxerr has little Foreign news of interest arrived this week, if wye except the concurrent reports tending to confirm the rumoured Grecian victory over the Egyptian auxiliary Turkish fleet, which seems to have experienced a very similar fate to that of the Capitan Pacha. The French papers contain an account of a visit paid by Sir FEnrDnRacK ADAMt in great state to Napoli de ...

... Tflt EXAMINER. LONDON, JOEY 25. Tn foreign inteli~gence of this week is very vague and unimportant. *We learn from the French Papers, that in respect to Spain, all the leading Powers of Europe are at length agreed,-a piece of informa- tjo4 fromn which we learn nothing, except that momentous results 'will be the consequence. Are we to understand this as relating to the internal government of ...

... JAES AN PTTAAY Si, LE:TTEE H. : I PROCEED nowtolmake -some remarks onW the manner, inhwhich the prosecution against these men wS conducted;- the Judge's charge.; and the demneanour and ekjpresies. of:the.. prisoners., I shall: do- this: ith, all;. posible tepeane, g I -nlywsh- that t aseaS may h :fily~wmestootd byAeteader,' _:s ncsary o :a righi onueratanding, that he should ear-'lways 'in. ...

... I I No. XIII. LOVE AND WAR. ?? close of my last article has reminded me of a French Song, which it perhaps a complete specimen of the genius of our lively neighbours. Ido Inot say that it shows all they can do; but it shows pretty nearly all that they are inclined to do; and the dance and the air of it will serve for the remainder. The author was the Chevalier de Bouffiers, tse of the ...

... CITY.-THE STATE BED. lo the Committee of General Purposes, held a few days agothe saile t of tile lamentable dilapidations of the grand City State Bed, in the Ilae- sion-house. underwent a very serious discussion ! This bed, which is zite feet long, and six feet eight inches broad, cost the City the enoralws sum of 3,6001. The curtains were of the richest damask satin, and 1116 bed-clothes ...

... I TEpOLITICAL EXAMINER. Party is the muadness of many for the gain of a few.-POPE. IL OFF THE PUBLISI-TE E OF THE VISION OF pRIAL OF TUE JUDGIM IENT. oBSEEJNAfTONS ADDRESSED TO CHIEF JUSTICE ABBOTT. l-ova BLordship is perhaps hardly aware how much celebrity -serjttdicial character is likely to receive from its connection kitil this verdict against the free expression of opinion con- eraing ...

... ERRORS AN ?? LAST R&GISTER. I frecuentb see errors enough when I come to read the Registers in print; -but to notice them all would take up too much time and room. There are two errors, however, in the last Re- gister, both in page 721, that.actually make me say the very revet se of what - I meant. The pbrase not being his * subjects,- ought to have been not being his Protestant,subjects. ...

... -. Tnis pretty miacs of absurdity is goner: I always thought, that it never could get through the H~ouse of Lords, and, theretire, to owrite much about it appeared to me to 'be a waste of ink and paper. it - was | dismissed on Monday last, upon a motion OfLoRD ELLENBO- BOUGH for reading it a second time that day six in atts., The MORN- ING CnOHlNrcLn -observes upoh what passed on this. ...