... TO GEORGE HIBBERT, ESQ.h SiR-I now proceed to notice those parts of your letter, in e The Chronicle of the 24th instant, which seem to demand anl answer - 1. You infer, from the uniform kindhness and attention p which I experienced fromn your relative, that he waa entitled l to my unreserved confidence. Now, Sir, are you really un- fl acquainted with the fact, that weeks before a word of ...

... LONDON e: TUE1SDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1824. tl It happens fortunately that an octavo volume, of up- Cl wards of 500 pages, on the Slavery of the British West to India Coloiies, by a Gentleman intimately acquainted ef with West Indian affairs, namely, Mr. STEPHEN, has fi made its appearance, on the eve of the Meeting of West India Proprietors, so that the public have an opportu- tl nity of hearing ...

... LiEANCE PAPERS OF MONDAY. [FROM THE COURIER FRANCAISJ] PARiS, FEB. 1.-We mentioned lately, that there appeared to be retrograde movements in the policy pursued by Tngland, and another circumstance has now occurred to support our opinion. This is the attack of the gout which it is said seized his Britannic Majesty on the morning of Sunday, Jan. 26. It has added a degree of exactness to the ...

... 11s MAJESTY'S SPEECHI The following, our readers may regard as an accurate out- line of the Speech which will be delivered this day by the Royal Commissioners, and which was nally settled in the Council that was held on Saturday at Brighton. It will be §eep, at p;~ce, how utterly unfounded were the statements wviich s pe hf our pontrnporsries (who pretead to know what was to be in the Spegcli ...

... ' MEETING'OF 'MAGISTRATES. Yesterday the Adjourned Sessionsfor the county of Surrey were held at the Sessions House, Newington. The Honourabli | Grey Bennet presided as Chairman. Besides the County Mem- hers, a very full attendance of the other Gentlemen in the Commission were present. The object of the Meeting was to discuss and settle the rules and regulations for the.government of the ...

... * * F CAIVNUAL DIN PIER IOR;H(iSPITAL FOR SICK AND DISEASED SEAMEN.- 'yesterday the third Anniversary of this most estimable Institution wascelebrated at the London Tavern. The So- ieterwas on. this occasion supported by some of the highest arnes that adorn the recent annals of the navy of EngIand. Sir George Cockburn, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir Robert T. Farquhar (the late Governor of the ...

... WVe have received Boston Papers to the 21st ult. this lnora ing, and extract from them the following paragraphs_ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-MONDAY, JAN. 12 Mr. MITCHELL, of Md. offered the following Resoljici which lies one day:- Whereas that distinguished champion of freedom andhle of our revolution, the friend and associate of Washintag , Marquess de la Fayette, a volunteer General Officer ...

... T'rH NUOILVAING CHJIINICLE. a L O LONDON: 1- MONDAY, FEBR UARY23, 1824. _ Our Readers will see from our extracts from The , Gazette, that war has already commenced between the b Governments of England and Algiers, that Captain !rSPENCER, of his Majesty's ship Naiad, has captured an Algerine corvette, and that convoys are to -be imme- diately appointed to afford protection to the trade through ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IENDICITY SOCIETY. on Sattrday a Special Meeting of the Subscribers to the I o csociiety wias held at Freenmasons' Hall, for the pur- nf rceiling it Report from the Board of Management, 1tlO of certain attacks trade upon the Society in The ' irsaL The chair was taken at twelve (on the motion 'l! Wiiiiahios, M.P.) by the Right Honourable Stnrrges ae supported by Lord Suffield, Lord Calthorpe, ...