... ' 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AlVD IRELAND. a] HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 9. fi The House met at a few minutes past four o'clock. The 5i Bishop of Raphoe and another Irish Bishop took'the oaths and o their seats. r HIS MAJESTY'S ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. a. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, in the absence, as wve under- ft stood, of a NobleFriend (the Marquess of Cooyngham, we be. k lieve), presented'his ...

... Yesterday, the Annual Meeting of the Friends and Promoters of this Society, established to ditfuse religious knowledge among the Seamen of the Port of London, was held in the Ar- gyll Rooms, Regent-street, Oxford-street, Lord Torrington was to have taken tile Chair. Mr. . IIH. MARTEN stated, that Lord Torrington was pre. vented fromn attending by business in the House of Lords. 'lie Earl of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEB. 20. REPORT OF CARNATIC COMMISSIONERS. A person from the Carnatic Commissioners brought up the Tweutieth Report of that Body. S IL LMBARDSTR T BILL The House went into a Committee on the Lombard-street House Bill, and the Bill was e aseed through that stage. Lord SUFFIELD said be was not in the House last night, when some observations bld been made on the Game Laws, or hbe ...

... 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 ...

... FRENCII PAPERS OF FRIDAY. [FROM THE MONITEUR OF FRIDAY, JAN.30.] [NON OFFICIAL PART.] Our correspondent at Milan sends us an extract from the proceedings against the Revolutionists of Lombardy, and of the sentence passed by the Tribunal of the First Instance, con- firmed by the Court of Appeal, and in the Third Instance by te Senate sitting at Verona. This trial, which is remarkable on account ...

... We have received New York Papers to the 16th ult. and ex- tract from them the following article, whicli may be of some interest to our commercial readers:- i [FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.] The Bill for a revision of the Tariff of Duties on Imports, was yesterday reported in the House of Representatives, by Mr. 'rod. The interest which the subject excites is proved by the fact that two ...

... THJE AORNING CHJJAJCLI.E LONDON: (i SA4TURDdY, FJBRUdRV 14, 1824. The case of Mr. CLEMENT, which involves a ques. fi tion of the utmost importance to the Press, was not ar- b gued yesterday, as our Readers will perceive from our ac- al count of what took place in the Court of the Duchy of _ Lancaster. Mr. SCARLETT stated the propositions n which he should endeavour to prove when the case was Y ...

... THE MORNING CHlioNICLE, LONDON: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1824. Tlse Courier says Tihe Morning Chronicle 1vas bouring, yesterday, to shew that Mexico was in art o disorganised state, that it scarcely had the semblanc0 any regular and recognised Government, and that, fact, all was confusion and uncertainty in that country In reply to this statement, we can assert, on the authoiiri of advices from ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEB. 2s. The Marquess of CAMDEN presented a Petition, but ie could not learn either its object or from whom it came, as nei- ther the Noble Marquess nor the Reading Clerk was audible below the Bar. RETURNS FROM THE INDIA HOUSE. Mr. Mason, from the India House, presented copies of the Regulations mnade by the different ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1824. _ The Moniteur of Saturday contains an amusing Do. I tcument, a Royal Decree of FERDINAND, establishing a Sinking Fund of eighty millions of reals a year for the liquidation of the National Debt. Of course the credit of Spain will now be very high in every market. The eighty millions regularly applied will soon extinguish the Debt; nay ...

... Yesterday PURCELL toole his benefit at the Fives Court, and it was ahumper. lhe graut inducement to this throng was anl expectation e that Langan.would, tor the Ir.4t time, have shown himself to the Lon- )r don Fancy; hlt he came not to the scratch, and some disappoint- meat was experienced. It:seems that Langan has taken the Surrey e Theatre for three nights, on speculation, and that he was ...