... TO TlIM EDITOR or THE 7MORNING CHRONICLE. SI R-1 am quite sure that thle person Who0 wrote tilc article in your Paper Of yesterday, relating to tile Petition laktely pro- sented to thle House of Comminons by the lBarristers practlsing in thle Palace Court. conceived that Ile Wats wVriting an ivin to the public that which lie believed to be true ; but which, had lie taken thle trouble of ...

... it BRUSSELS, APRIL 23.-The only topics of conversation here g at present are Miss Boughton's elopement and David's new rt picture, As I perceive by the Papers that the former still con- Y. tinues a subject of interest at the other side of the water, you .a will not, in all probability, be sorry to hear a few additional particulars from the fountain-head, for the truth of which. I *ycan vouch. ...

... IMPERIAL PALIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN ID IRELAND. iOF HOUSE OF LO AY,.-MAY 21. Sir James Graham, and others fdih the Commons, brought i.tp see'lPrivate Bills. The Earl of WESTMORLAND resented a Pctition, nutme- rously signed, from the Inhabital9 of Mile-end New Towh against the Bill for removing thf aestrimtions on the Silk Trade. Tb e Noble Earl also pre et a Petition, with a simi- lar'prayer from ...

... POR2'VGAL:-STATE' PPE~r. rFROAI THE LISBON GAZE'T1', JUNE 4, 1824J. LIsB~ON, JUNE, 3.-As the opinions formed by passion, 9Without the (concurrence of' reason, ought ever to be suspected, we have thought it right to refrain froni any reflections on what occurred in the interval between the 30th April, and the 9th of May, in the hope that, since the imipressions which had heated tthe public ...

... THE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 0.F GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE 5. Mr. LUSHINGTON presented a Petition from Canterbury jainSt the general Gas till!; also a Petition from tihe Philoso- itical aad HbtorsciCl Socty, for tbe consideration of Mr. wen's Plan. Mr. COURTENAY laid upon the Table further Papers re- 5arding Ilindoo Widowe and Infatuicitle. Tht Nteport on the Fisheries Bill ...

... .- , EST 'INDES. Kwdsxor tC. 28.-Atia Special Slave Court, held in the Court-house i l4annng's Town, in the Parish of St. Mary, on w the 1lth inst., the: foIowxing slaves wvere tried, and sentenced ir to be transported fosfe, viz, d Jacob, to James 0uns, Esq., for running away-value 101. iS Abraham Davist F i .ichmond estate, for ditto-value 50. t gUsW, to Francsawowen for ditto-value 501. ii ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT --I5I ' 03 GREA4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE Ot LOR.D8 _~MAiCtu 26. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Captain Bastard'and other Members of tWe Hdobse of Csoml mons brought up the Silk Duties Bill the Postage Bill, the Male Convicts Bill, and several private hills, all of which were read a first time. r The Small Debt Recovery Bill was read a third time. The Marriage Act Amendment ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONI\CGLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JANURY 30, 1824, We yesterday received Jamaica Papers to the30th of November, from which we have made extracts in another part of our columns. From these extracts it ap- pears, that the Petition of the People of Colour had been presented to-the Assembly, and referred to a Committee of the whole House, on the State of the Island, when this Petition, ...

... in TO THE REVERED THMA COOPEjR.~yu In e 2%.orning Ch'/ronicle oth 9 instant,Iseyor mreply to some queries which were Put to You by me in 7The T1im1es Newspaper of the 3d December, and, in the interval, '~1intantanously accepted your challenge to come forward -with my real name and address. I mleant no offence to you when I stated that you had -been patroniged by Mr. Hilibbert under ...

... ; PARIS .PAPE&tS. I OM TH ETOILV OF SUNDAY.] PARIS, FBB. 29.-Some of the English Papers say that the Court of London isto invite the French Government to make common'cause to chastise thle Algerines in an exemplary man- ner. The friends of hlimanity cannot but hope that this plan may' receive entire execution. Lord Exmouth, in 1816, cer- tainlydisplayed much valour'in the attack on Algiers, ...

... We received, last night, the following udvices from Bayonne: BAYONNE, JAN. 20.-We have news from Madrid of the 15th. There are still reports in that capitbi of the abdication of the King (but not voluntarily) an event which would necessarily produce great changes in our situation in the country; and they even speak of our troops foiling back upon theEbro. On the 13th, an extraordinary Gazette ...

... June 16, arrived off the Isle of Wight, the Competitor, i Captain Ascough, in one hundred and thirty-four days from Sydney, New South Wales, with a cargo consisting of various I kinds of colonial timber, seal skins, elephant oil, atul two hun- dred and eighty bales of wool. Came throug-h Book's Straits, New Zealand, and by way of Cape Horn, calling at St. Sal- vadore for water and refreshments ...