... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... COLOMBIA The subjoined letter from Colombia contains- some interest- ing particulars, which have not yet been published in this ,.country C ARTHAGENA, D~c. 9.-I am happy to inform you that this country is becoming snore and more settled every day, and that we have now a fair prospect of enjoying a lasting peace, and an opportunity of cultivating a good trade with Europe. It must hnot be ...

... The Subscription Room was not lnell attended, and but few engagements Were made. We account for the slackness of betting from horses, as is customary at this period of the year, beilg put under, physic, and only taking gentle exercise; and until they restue their gallops and sironig vork, adventurers on the Turf wvill not be correctly enabled to form arrange- ments for further speculations. ...

... DFEFTING OF WEST INDIA MER- CHANTS AND PLANTERS. yeIsterday a Public Meeting was held at the City of London arii, pursuant to the following Advcrtisement. which lp- rnred in The Morning CGhronicle of yesterday:- A s General Meeting of West India Planters, Merchants, Anhlsitants, and Others interested in the British Wco-t India Colonies, will be held at thc City of London Tavern, Bishops- ate ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...