... MR. RIC.E M.P. AND MU. W. O'GRADY. On Saturday (the 7th instant) Mr. Rice attended the Court of Kiag's Bench, and remained there during the hearing of the case o Lynch v. Lord Farnham. At about three o'clock, on passing through the Hall, it was said he was accosted by Mr. O'Grady, that gentleman inquiring for a certain Noble Earl, at present in London. Mr.H. said he swaswell. Mr.O'Grady then ...

... We have received New York Papers to the 25th tilt. and Phi. ladelphia, Boston, and Baltimore of recent dates. In the House of Representatives on, the 19th Jan,, Mr. Webster's motion, iln favotr of the Greeks, was brought on. The speech with which Mr. Webster introduced It, is described as having produced a very powerful sensation, and public curiosity was so much excited by the subject itself, ...

... 1mPROvMERAT OF T'fr SP2EETS OF LONDON AND WESTMINSTER. Yesterday a numerous and highaly respectable Meeting of IMerchants, Bankers, and Mailufacturers, took place at the City of London Tavern, for the purpose of adopting measures, for the Improvement of the Streets of London and West~hiin- ster.-CHARLES BARCLAY, Esq. in the Chair, The CHAIRMAN addressed theMeuting. The question which had ...

... The following comwerit in T'lle 'l7yne Mlercu2y on a letter ia , this paper relative to Safety Lamps, is not a model of cour. s teous controversy. The distinguished individual who is repre- e sented as jealous of the fame Mr. Cox is likely to defive L from his improvement, will, we dare to say, be not a little tamused with the imputation:- Itwill be in the recollection of our readers, that ...

... DESTRUC2IVE RIRE. Yesterday evening the City Road and places adjacent presented a most singular and dreadful appearance, in consequence of a fire which broke out in the extensive Wharfs and Warehouses of Messrs. Pickford and Co., on the banks of the City Road Basin. The fire was first observed in the interior of the middle row of Warehouses, and no rapid was its progress as to defy every ...

... EAST INDIA PO USE. A Meeting of the Proprietors of EatIiStckwsyetr day held at the India I-ouse, pursuant to Adjournment ro it'will be in the recollectiob ofarraestbat,.onthat day,,i some obtructin was ade rspecting the admission ofRe- I pnrt~'s nto theCour,. nd wichfortunately. appears. to have oc comeruner he onsideration of the proper Authorities of the.o India Hunder bhefore the doov of ...

... I~ m L ONDON:' tb G WEBDeNESDAY, 4FEBRUARY 25, 1824. p w The country is greatly indebted to. Mr. WILLIAMS rQ I for the uncompromising firmness and public spirit which El di he has displayed in his warfare with that greatest of allf I abuses that' any country was ever cursed 'with, the EnJi glish Court of Chancery. 'Of the danger. of -the task als on which he entered, he furnished the' most ...

... AAIERICAN PAPERS. We have received American Papers to the 9th January. Papers respecting the affairs of Greece have been presented to Congress. It appears that in August last, the American Exe- cutive had, on the application of the Greek Agent in Londoa, declined to take any part in the war in Greece, but had de- clared its good wishes for the Greek cause. CONGRESS.-HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ...

... THE COURIER AND THE GREEXS To THlE EDITOR OFs' TI MORNING C11ROl Sirt-As a diligent, though insignificant, la'iouter structing that glorious edilce, the lndependene of (I s beg to request the insertion of some remarks oan not to say frantic, tirade against the Grcek P lo . formed the leading artiCe in yesterday's `osr rrnr], g have to observe will at least be the protest of onc'ib bit' against ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELA.4ND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEB. 16. d d CLERK OF PARLIAMENT. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated to their Lordships, as we understood, that Mr. Birch was to retire from the office of Oe- puty to the Clerk of Parliament, which wvas to be filled, with their Lordships' approbation, by Mr. Rose, the son of the gen- tleman who holds the office. His Lordship took that ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREA.T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Thn ErlofHOUSE OF LORDS, Fan. 10. TeErofSAINT GERMAINS took the oaths and his he seat. His Lordship was introduced by the Earl of Harrowby Ve anid Lord Somers, and was attended by Sir George Naylor, ofGarter King at Arms, in his full dress. This ceremony was Iii. adopted in consequence of the present Nobleman succeeding to lie the title by a ...

... le LO ND ON: lyFR.[DAY, FEBRUARY20. 1824. Mr. PEEL last night obtained leave to bring in the of Bill he announced some nights ago respecting Juries. r His object, he said was to consolidate all the various Dt Statutes, and in some respects to amend them. Of the to nature of his Amendments we shall be able to judge when a the Bill comes before us in a printed form. That the A consolidating the ...