... TiHE MORNING CHROINICLE. L O N D QNh V SAIOURDAY, FEBRUARY28, 1824. 0 There seems to be but 'one opinion with respect to the proposal of the CHANCELLOR of the ExtciEQUIER to appropriate 500,0001. to' the building of additionald Churches. The Church of England is, after that of 'V Ireland, the richest of Europe, and if, notwithstandi ng its immense property and ample revenues, a part ofta ...

... PUBLIC ROUSE LICENSES. OnWednebday e'viisig ' a mm' eirdu's Meeting of the Licensed Vidtualle4s of the Haduiiet oft Ratclife 'took place at che Pitt's Head',Broad-street, ]Ratcliffe. ' '1Mr. PAWCET, iii the Chair. The CHAIRMAN stated that they were assembled for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning Parliatment for relief 'under the numerous grievanceB to which they are ...

... StitPerceiving in your Paper of yesterday, in the trial of the witness Thos.Worsfould, or Westford, jua. against Buck- land; instead of my employing him previous, as is stated in the Paper, it is since, andl never promised to take him again into my service, or give him a character. lie acknowledged the circumstance of the money in Court, and I was present with witnesses to prove it rested with ...

... THE MORNING CHRONIICLE. LONDON: frol TUESDAY, FEBRUARY24, 1824. tel anr The secret of the CHANCELLOR oF the ExCioEQUER ba( the is now out. The. Four per Cents.. which amount to 75 eve Millions, are to be converted into Three and a Half per ths Cents., and to be secured against being paid off till rei 1727, at which period the present holders of Three and re a Half per Cent. Stock may be paid ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANVD. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEB. 25. 1 ARMY PRIZE MONEY. Iri A Person from Chelsea Hospital presented au Account of the thi Unclaimed Army Prize Money. 501 MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL * On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, thi Bill tlus was read a second time.ab GAME LAWS. abeaetoP The Earl of GROSVENOR said he again begged leGave to I offer a few ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THMORNING CHRONICLE. e~~~ I A L 1 _ L I - SIR-At a time whben much of the public money is about to be expended in public buildings, when a new Museum, a Post- office on a grand scale, and the Offices for the Board of Trade, suitable to the magnitude of the Metropolis, are about to be erected, the attention of the Nation may be justly called to the nature of the materials of ...

... ' 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... REFUSE FOR T7%DbZSTjTU7E. The -Seventeenth:-Annivertary of this qceeUtlt I4stI*ition was celebrated yesterday, at thb.City of London Tavern, in l NVibops~ate-stireet. ,i ,, :., . is oyal kighlness the Duke elf YPrk took; the -;Slr. on.this gia in occasion; and was mu rted jby tbvierl Pf, Liverpool ir. 5ustice Best, Lord $idI thononrable Grey. Bennet, an4.-severat QtheprWsBus of-the ,bigbeatrei ...