... [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. ...

... .- , 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 ...

... -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 ...

... [rRoM THE MONITEUR OF TUESDAtI. The official part contains only some unimportant notices from the Department of the Minister of Justice. Mr. Koechlin, Member of the late Chamber of Deputies, came out of St. Pelagic, yesterday aftersix months confinement. [FROM TIlE ETOILE, DATED WEDNESDAY]. PARIS, FEB. 17.-M. Joseph de Heredia, brother to the Mi- nister of Foreign Affairs in Spain; who is ...

... HIIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY18, 1824. 1Wre rejoice to see that the subject of the Game Laws has at length been taken up by an influential Ministerial ,1emaber, who introduced it to the House last night in ,very sensible and, we think, unanswerable speech.- ,)r. S. WVORTLEY obtained leave to bring in a Bill, the pinciple of which went to bring Game as near to pro. erty as ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...