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... , - I T -PQO R. - t' . ' : -: -~ I .: 7 : seem, tW ew &s-MT'di x~*ject. LaikJOfWN R.VS ELL. the, 2gtb :of Ma. ; a hou fr 4 Seleet Committee to e- ptctt of ipan Wage in the ?? of por-r ates. ?? obse4re tW Mr. No0.avA 1,a4~ liilbeibre the House for a p iiatbut i am hdt we haill hear aQ ore if~h~t Dill. seeing that a cizrioua -!atre npeaxs to have Jiap t N~r,.:Ee a -7clob i was Member for that de ...

... 3 ' HOUSE OF L0RDS -APIL 1?. The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Earl Ba- s thurst took' their seats as his Ma esty's Cornlllssioners, and t I tfe Ro al Assent to the Irish Four per Cents. Conversion M Bill, the Silk Duties Bill, the Union Duties Bill, the Postage Rates Bill the Irish Board of * Works Bill, and several Private Bils. The Bishop of EXETER presented a PetitiOn from ...

... T1'HE i)IOIeXlVG CHRUNICLE. L NDON 0 : WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1824. We refer our readers to the speech of the CHANCEL- LOR of the EXCREQUER for an account of the new re- gulation of the Duties on Malt Liquors. The Bill of Mr. WILLIAM LAMB, to allow Couin- sel to prisoners in cases of felony, was discussed at con- siderable length last night. The most formidable op. ponent to the measure was the ...

... T '1 E IOILIXG C1. 1 c b' LL sor L () N 1D 0 N: 1RID.1Y, JPRIL 16, 182-1. el The Paris Papers contain some fresh proofs of tia ne progress of the Government in consolidating thei wt, 's, of Despotism. Our readers will see fiom our ox to tracts, that the Government has at length by 7 VC Edict tiken to itself the exchlsive nmana2cment of all ad education, public and private, Catholic and Prove ...

... HOUSE OF LQRDS.-APRIL 1. The Earl of DERBY presented a Petition from, Bolton-e- Moors, in favojir of some Bill in' progress through the other House; and a Petition from Liverpool against the Bill also in progress through the House, for providing better accommoda- tion for the Judges in the county of Lancaster. .Mr. Portuat and other Members of the House of Commons brought up several private ...

... I OI PARIS PAPERS OF TIIVBSDAY,9.q [,R IsD_4y.| aebeen L`R6KM TE joURNAIL DPs licire PAInIs, APRIL 15.-Thle cercy!n:IY of Charity which took Rcenet in place tivo days ago at the Assampl,50o, in flavour of the No- Y!e~b e vitiate of the Sisters ofSt. Andrew, was honoured by the com- se f.nds pany of thle Duchess of Anxouleueadtj uheso Bry !et the a fledta dnaycnfu ~ ilsrous persons of both ...

... 7%e Belfast News Letter contains the copy of a Letter said to have been sent by the Officer commanding the 10th Husstrs, now in Dublin, to an official quarter in London. Tile follow- ing statement in is appears to be somewhat at variance with another in the letter from Sir Herbert Taylor to the Marquess of Londonderry, in The Chronicle of Tuesday:- At last circumstances that had comee to the ...

... it BRUSSELS, APRIL 23.-The only topics of conversation here g at present are Miss Boughton's elopement and David's new rt picture, As I perceive by the Papers that the former still con- Y. tinues a subject of interest at the other side of the water, you .a will not, in all probability, be sorry to hear a few additional particulars from the fountain-head, for the truth of which. I *ycan vouch. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREjT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-AMARCH 2L Tile Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Montrose, and the Heri of Shaftesiry, camne to tile House as Ilil Muieesvo Conmtis- ,ioners, and -gave the Royal Assent to the Slave irade Piracy pr several softshper Membernds, brougtm the C U nio nd DTaners oe- Ail t hiel, Recovet (ifPnlt ides, and Sisera prill. ils n pir. roven, fin ...

... - ROYAL MATERNITY CHARITY, FOR DELIVERING POOR MARRIED WOMEN AT' THEIR OWN HABITATIONS. The 'Anniversary, of this most excellent and useful Charity was celebrated yesterday.at the London Tavern, when upwards E of one hulidred Gentlemeu sat down to an excellent dinner. S WILLIAM ASTELL, Esq. M.P. in the Chaie. After the cloth was removed, I fenedictas sit Deus in donlisE suis,' was sung in very ...

... MID~DLESEX ANNIVERSARY. Yesterday the Freeholders of the county of Middlesex held their Fifth Anniversary Dinner at the Mermaid Tavern, Elack- ney, to celebrate the'return of G. Byng and S. C. Whitbread, Egqrs. to Parliament. The assembly was vecry numerous, arid contained all thle most substantial electors of that respectable county, who commemorated their highly laudable exertions in the ...