... M ON DVA , MARC1 22, 1824. rHN E 1.1(EI YZIP'I Pti:S Is jiL P1(.AIJ1)1[JM (1F ALL TII *.:VII.,1kJl.Illdtl.,A.sNtl Y RUIGIOU)S UGHI'S or ANE NClA.SH5'AN. Jut us. I ALTIIOUGJI, since the Minister thought fit not to concede the remainder of the odious Window Tax, there was from the beginniing no chance of its repeal, in accordance with the wishes and wants of the public, we have nevertheless not ...

... PARLIL4MfkRN'TA4RY 4ABSTIeAL'T, continued from p. 2. HOUSE 01' LORDS. NONDA Y, MAISCHt 2. Nunerous petitions for a gradual abolition of slavery were presented. Earl Grosvenor, on presenting some of these petitions, asked how minis- tars meant to act-if the colonies possessing legislatures of their own, riluoed to adopt the measures recommended by government? How tl* expence of the ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE . t N D 0S N: MON.DaY,' AIARGH 22, 1824. We call the attention of our Readers to a letter from Mr. THOMAS GIBSON, from whose evidence respecting :the silk 'Manufacture, we made several quotations 'on! Friday last. Speaking as it does the'sentiments of one of the most' liberal, 'intelligent and' Yespectable of the Gentlemen engaged in that manufactare,' itwill no doubt ...

... Yesterday a meeting of the Licenced Vietualle5.5 resident in and near London2 was appointed to be held at the Crown and ~-IAnchor Tavern, tor the purpose Of taking sato consideration ~-Ithe Petition presented to the House of Common0 on Monrday se last, by certain Rectifiers, pra,'ying to be allowed to convert or Rumu into Gin, and for tile adoption of some importantmiessures Df for the ...

... Our readers will remember that, in October last, certain con- victions took place before Sir Richard Birnie, in consequence of t extortions by Toll`collectfrs on the Kensington Turnpike-road. a Our readers will also recollect, that those convictions took place In consequence of complaints nmade by Mr. Cobbett. We suppos-/ ed at the time, that those proceedings at Bow-street would have had a ...

... TO T EDrDITOR OF THI MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-A diffidence, which is natural to me, would for ever close my lips as to the discoveries I have made, wvere it not that I perceive another Professor about to impose on the world, as wonders, things which are by no manner of means new or strange. Professor Gruithuisen, of Munich, endued with ex- ceeding quick sight, and possessed of a pretty good ...

... 'nQ 1J n D S n .'-iAt- .ame -. IThe * I- r.' .. - i . ..- slOtiCsht ' U Ol~C lisexo >a' lEcft~ehtvi be severely is s Kilk a.:d l cii tt'.sdlC 2'..' aslarmted cit the proposed chat se:at, and mdcs arc at ire]'- e'etr~ie- ti otetisesz to induc'e the 2.hisiner to chnang^e :i~;his determin~. on. *~ l'uop cerry actenetioni will be paid to the ic represertatio:- of these individuais but at the ...

... I is; ?Worniuqlo ftlatt. att : 5PAttL1AzXEa{t. to In both Houses of Parliament, the question relative to ry the colonial slavery was discussed. Earl Bathurst in the 3e 'ousbs of Lordsi and Mr. Canning in the Commons, de- y tailed the measures which Government proposed to adopt Ils for the amelioration of the slave-population. There are d, some of our colonies under the jurisdiction of the ...

... Tiir Secretary of State for the home (o. partment introduced a bill in the House of Common on Tuesday, to continue to government, for twelv. vmonths longer, the power they possess of sendjin - foreigners out of the country at their discretion. IV. are unable to see any advantage wbatever in an Aliet Act, under the present circumstances of England ail, the continent; and the objection to it is, ...

... sIUL.TUM IN' PARs .-HiS Majestyi n good health at the Castle of Windsor.-The Duke of Clarence went front Bushey on a visit to the King for a few days on Saturday.-MIr. Ward, onc of the Commissioners sent to inquire into political state of Mexico, arrived in England on Thursday.-A commotion took place at Mexico on the 23d January ?? Lobato at the head of it-its object to procure the payment of ...

... LONDON: . . MONDAY, -MARCH 15, IBM4. .- . I - . - The Par!s Papniers of F riday and S~aturday - are received. Th6 only l'acis article of anry interest they contain, is given abovc. From Spain, t~he only news Of importance is the annoanfcement oif I Roa Decree 6 restoring to the' kingdom of Na~vacre tspiilege of. meeting in ainnual. Cortes. Ha-annitih Papers have arriv'ed to the (ith Feb tit ...

... & I'-Hongkong-. I I I . . 1 , 1 . I., . I 11 PER wr T UESDAY'S iOAVDON GAZETTE. I C6OWN OFrHICE, 4UlARCm 2. M / EMBE reture tO Se1V1rve, il this IV present PAl.3Anat~t,-c5uflnty of Lcuth-I - John Letie Iooter, Esq. in the room of the Bight Iion. T. II. Skefington,now Yiscount Ferrard, a Pecer of lhe Unlited K;ingdom., BANKhRUPT25, jama.s murray, .ancheater, joiner Win. Dorrington, Cornhllt, ...