... TiHE MORNING CHROINICLE. L O N D QNh V SAIOURDAY, FEBRUARY28, 1824. 0 There seems to be but 'one opinion with respect to the proposal of the CHANCELLOR of the ExtciEQUIER to appropriate 500,0001. to' the building of additionald Churches. The Church of England is, after that of 'V Ireland, the richest of Europe, and if, notwithstandi ng its immense property and ample revenues, a part ofta ...

... [FROM THE MONITEUR, FEB. 15.] OFFICIAL PART. PARIS, FEB. 14.-A Telegraphic Dispatch from Madrid, ad- dressed by the Ambassador of France to the Minister of Fo- reign Affairs, dated the 10th of this month, announces that the 1 King of Spain has just signed a d~ecree, which grants the l liberty of-direct trade of the Spanish Colonies with all nations on the footing of an equality of duties. ...

... PUBLIC ROUSE LICENSES. OnWednebday e'viisig ' a mm' eirdu's Meeting of the Licensed Vidtualle4s of the Haduiiet oft Ratclife 'took place at che Pitt's Head',Broad-street, ]Ratcliffe. ' '1Mr. PAWCET, iii the Chair. The CHAIRMAN stated that they were assembled for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning Parliatment for relief 'under the numerous grievanceB to which they are ...

... LONDON: on SAITURDAYY, FEBRUARY 7,1824. iIva oft The Church of Ireland was as busy as a Church sai could be, during the recess, in provoking all classes of bee the people-but the handful of people, scattered over bee the face of the country who call themselves its mem- cor hers, and who hear about the same proportion to the rest of of the population that the Jews do to the Christians in ...

... .- , 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 ...

... From As LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Feb. 5- PALACE AT BRIGHTON DUCHY OF LANCASTER JAN. 31, 1824. The Kinchas been pleased to appoint John Entwistie, of Foxholes, Esq.8herit of the County Palatine of Lancaster for tbe year ensuing. AttheCourtat Brighton, the 31st of January, 1824, present thai King's Nost Excellent Majesty In Council. 0nuItlrys API'rITED EY Bla MIAJESTY IN COUNCIL, FOR THE YEAR ...

... is ~~WHITEHALL, FEBRUARLY 4, 1824. res. Thle King has been pleased to order a1 cOh94 detis4 to the -ded Dean and Chapter 1bf the Cathedral Church of Lichfifeld, em- powering them to elect a Bishop of the See of Liclhfield and Coventry now void by the -death of James -Earl Corawal lis, late Bishop thereof; and his Majesty has also been pileasod to ofrecommend to thle said Dean and Chapter the ...

... DISSOLUTION OF THE MEXICAN CONGRESS BY THE WISHES OF THE PEOPLE, AND THE SiANIFESTo OF THE PROVINCiAL AS- SEMBLY OF NEW GALICIA. 'The great question, whether or not a new convocation of the Congress intended to constitute the Nation is to tale place, is still pending, and they have not been able or willing to retolve this point in more than forty days. Your Representatives ex- perience ...

... FRENCH PAPEJ9S OF WEDNESDAY. [FROM GALIGNANI'S DIESSENGER.] . Friday being the anniversary of the assassination of his late t Royal Highness the Duke of Berry, all Theatres and public places of amusement will be closed. The Journal de Toulouse, the native town of the Minister of Finance, contains the following:- We learn from Paris that I the reduction of the interest on the public debt from ...

... A Meeting was yesterday held at the City of London Tavern, 3,xr~stafat to the following advertiscienet, which asppearedl in Th~e Mfor-ning Chronicle of the -10th instant;- '1TAX ON COALS.-TheC Committee appointed at a Meeting .of Inhabitants of London aind places adjacent; on thle 21st of p.ebruary, 1823, to Paocuitl a RtOIEAL Of tile COAST DUTY on COAL and CULUM, request the persons who then ...

... -nmm GO - CAPE' OF GOOD HOPE. [FRaOM A PRIVATf LrTT'ER.] On the 2d day of October last, at ten o'clock at night, 1 and John rescued 33 head of cattle from five armed Cahfres. They had stolen them from a boor's place, about 20 miles from us, and were driving tbem by my house, in order to cross the river for Caffre trotd; buot beinn a foggy night, I think they mistook my house for a bush, ot ...

... StitPerceiving in your Paper of yesterday, in the trial of the witness Thos.Worsfould, or Westford, jua. against Buck- land; instead of my employing him previous, as is stated in the Paper, it is since, andl never promised to take him again into my service, or give him a character. lie acknowledged the circumstance of the money in Court, and I was present with witnesses to prove it rested with ...