... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CNRONICLE Sin-Let me assure your anonymous Correspondent, that all the more important statements contained in the Naval History, are founded on the logs of the ships whose proceed- ings are brought under discussion; and, to convince him that extracts from the log-books of the Acasta, Newcastle, and Leander, are now before me, I will mention facts that no other, ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FERIDAY, Ma'RiH 26, 1824. We refer our readers to the Speech of the King of FIA XCE, in our extracts from the French Papers. It arrived in Town yesterday morning, but as little anxiety existed with regard to its contents, which were pretty ge- nerally known before-hand, we did not deem it advisable to delay our impression on account of it. Its com- plexion is ...

... 1 ALASCO. T The publication of Mr. Shee's Tragedy, with the lines printed in Italics, which hiave procured for it the condemnation of the new Licenser, Mr. Colman, excites universal astonishment. If this gentleman had been Literary Caterer for the Czar of Russia, and in the receipt of a good salary for preparing Epg- lish books for their passage into the dominions of the Autocrat, if he had ...

... NEW TKAILORS' SOCIETY. A Society, under the denomination of La Societ4 Minerve des Alarchands Tailletirs Coupeurs, has been formed by the l'orelLen of the principal Tailors of the Metropolis, in order to keep uS the respectablity of, or rather to restore the former respestability to the trade. It has, it seems, been matter of comlplaint for souic time, in the fashionable world, that cer- ...

... TIlE: MLORitNlG CIJIOAI'.CJLE7 * hi : L-NlDO.N: . - Jt W.EDNESSDAZ, AfA2R ci- 3, 1824. l To the present LORD CEacteY. H'~e has ' et the quiestion of Privilege'of PRarliament fhor ever at rest;, for the Houte of 'CQnmons,. ...

... fl EST INDIES.-3AMAIOA. TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS 'AT BUFF BAY'. (PROM ThE JAMAICA COuRANT OF JAN. 21.) MONDAY! JAN. 19, 1824.-Befpre their Worships Robt. Gray, Henry Forbes, Robert Gray4Kirklansd, George Hall, Ocorge uiinlan, 'Thomas Spicer William Robertson, 'Wm. Espute, and Jacob T. Staimp, Es 'rs. JURY.-Jobn' Ball Ailstin Clark, Francis Gascott, P. M'Gann, James Burrell, Thomas Longrene, ...

... IVEXICO. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. London, March 7, 1824. SIR-At a time when the attention of tihe political and com- mercial world is SO intensely'directed to the South American States, now about to be admitted into the family of nations, it cannot be a matter for surprise that the friends of South Ame- rican independence should watch with jealousy whatever state- ments moy ...

... IMPERIAL PA1RLIAMENT OF G:REAT BRITAIN AND iRLe§AND. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MAR9N! 11. NEGRO SLAVERY. Lord LOWTHEUt presented a Petition from Kendal, infa vour of the Aboljtion of Slavery in the lBritish Colonies. Sir.WM. INGILBY presented two similar Petitions from Holbeach and Louth, in Lincolushire.* l1 Mr, GOOCH presented similar Petitions from Mildenhall and qther parishes in the county of ...

... 2'WE iOlJi'OING CHRONIULl. L ON DO N: 27IURSDAy, AIl*RriH IS, 1821. Most of our Readers must, by this time, have gained ftom tile perusal of the Order in Council for improving the condition of the Slaves in Trinidad, and of the Report of the Debate of Tuesday night, a tolerably correct notion of 'theintentions of Ministers with respect to our Negro Population in the West Indies, and the result ...

... I110OMB CIRCUIT, HERTFO RD, MAIncn *- SENTENCE 'ON MR. CONOLLY. i At the sitting of the Court this morning, the prisoners Vvere.~ agan. lcedat he'ba toreeiv te sentence of the law- Mr. Cnoll sai he ouldsubmt hiselfto te meciful consderaionf th LeanedJudg.-Hgh Moran said nothing. Mr.JusiceBES thn adresedtheprisoners to the follow- ing effect;:-Patrick Conolly and Hugh Moatemst pain- ful, the ...

... March20. Fromn theLX OND ON GAZgETT~qfSaturdazy,. Aearch 20. | CROWNOFFICE, MlARCU 20, Sl24. )IIAIR3EtS RETURNED TO SrJRVE 152 TIIIS PRESENT PARLIXENT. BOmnuail OF PLYPITAN EARIC.-John Henry North, ot Atlerrion- square, in the City of Dublin, in Ireland, Esq. in the room of ntunald George Macdonald, Esq. who has accepted the opface of steward of the Manor of East Hendred. COUNTY eF ...

... -THEo MORENING CHONICLE. vAlch. tltheey The CHrANCELLOR of the E3XCHEQUER'S trial isnow rea omecig He was, no doubt, prepared for great athally, clamour, on the part of all thosQ interested in the stiho change in our Commercial System whbichl he has esenproposed; but, whatever firmness he may possess, wea are certain he will have occasion for all ofl it. 1.If Already several Meetings of the ...