... VWSLEYAN MISSYONARY SWlET. The, Anniversairy Meeting of this Society was held yester- dc day at the CitY-road Chatpel, Joseph Butteravorth, Esq. M.P. at in the Chair. ~Notwithstanding the iniclemency of the wea~ther, il the~ Chapel wras; crowded to excess, a-ad -be auditory seemed to in take alIivel~' interest in The various proceedings and Speeches in of those who were promoted to the more ...

... .oON GAZE1 SATURDAY, MAY 22. I I - -srm5 47:-, -.- FoREIGN l JFFICF' DIA 22, i ha.eenpleaseddto appointPdlvard Michael Ward, Rsq.to Thel~iflg 1hi 6gt Ty.S Extraordinary Embassy at the Court of his Stiej`Y ta Emnperor of A 1 the Russias. B. BNIAN 1UPTCIES SUPERSEDED. FESS of Carmunrthen, spirit merchant. O DA 14 jAAV, of Bury, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer. c. OlPe.ANs, of Beriiard-strCel, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesday, May 11. ALIEN BILL. The Petition of the London Common Council against this Bill was pre- sented by Lord: Holland. The second reading was then moved bythe Earl of LiVsRPOOLaWhO observed, that the subject bad been.so often dis- cussed as to preclude him from offering any new argument in its support, and proceeded briefly to contend, that the bill was necessary to prevent ...

... KENSINGTON TURNP1KE.,. Acui=fPaymentsfor the Yearfrom 1 idn- 1828, to ' I Dec. 1828. ; PE}CEIPTS. | By Toils ?? - I14,0 0 01 .Compositions with t 824 0 .arisbes*. : Suidry~eceipts.- .. 155 9 o10 ,£14,51'9 9 10' i ; P.iYRIENTS. Intqret of. ?? 100 0 0 Salaries to Officers.. 460 0. 0 Surreyor's Aecounts 2,187 8 5 Lightingi the Roads.. 684 17 It 'Watching the Roads . 568 11 Payniebt to Comn ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT B A NE?1AT BRITAIN A4ND JR BLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAY 6. Ir Iolmes, from the House of Commons, brought up tlo Ul tjoGas Light Companies Bill, and a private Bill, which Dll a first time. jreasF trl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the S( I5 S-Iabury, praying for a general Bill for the Reco- r' acil Debts. for issnhin Exchequer Bills for Public Works, the fr santj ...

... TO TlIM EDITOR or THE 7MORNING CHRONICLE. SI R-1 am quite sure that thle person Who0 wrote tilc article in your Paper Of yesterday, relating to tile Petition laktely pro- sented to thle House of Comminons by the lBarristers practlsing in thle Palace Court. conceived that Ile Wats wVriting an ivin to the public that which lie believed to be true ; but which, had lie taken thle trouble of ...

... IMPERIAL PALIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN ID IRELAND. iOF HOUSE OF LO AY,.-MAY 21. Sir James Graham, and others fdih the Commons, brought i.tp see'lPrivate Bills. The Earl of WESTMORLAND resented a Pctition, nutme- rously signed, from the Inhabital9 of Mile-end New Towh against the Bill for removing thf aestrimtions on the Silk Trade. Tb e Noble Earl also pre et a Petition, with a simi- lar'prayer from ...

... aThe Anniversary Meeting -of this Institution was held yester- day, at the Crown and Anchor. Before twelve o'clock the Great Room was completely filled, chiefly with Ladies. At a few mainutes Mfter twelve Sir THO0MAS BARING, M.P'. was called to the Chair. The Hon'. Baronet said, that before he called upon the Secretary to read the Report, he would take the liberty of saying a few words, with ...

... * CITY OF LOWDOAr SCHOO1, OF INSTRUCTION' AID IN! STRY. 'The Anniversary Dinner of this Institution took place yea3 terdity at cthe London Tavern. His Royal Highness the qI; of York took the Chair a few minutes before seven t time about 120 Gentlemen sat down21 to an excellent dihner After the removal of the cloth, Benedictus sit De`ts was sung in very admirable style by Messrs. Broadhurst, ...

... CATHOLIC A~ssocIATION. On Saturday a very numerous Meeting of the Mlembers of this Society took place at their Rtoomns, in Cspel-street, Dub~lin. STEPHEN COPPINGUR, oif Lteenount, Esq. in the Chair. THE QUAKERS. Mr. CONWAY conceived that some expressions avhichi, on a former day, had fallen front Bir. O'Conettll respecting the So- ciety of Friends, had not been accurately reported. Ilie had ...

... i:.-PROCEEDINGS 2 GAM ST SAi;JEL' E..$wCII . (J4irsas zd Treasurer of-bthe * e& w6 z.d ?? I SHOULD be afraid ofwa ing my reaaes with .his subject were 4/not sahseed that evry main of seose. will seht it isa subject of the- t ance to us all . u convued atha the ipatteri npt rest, ncaw, tuntil it li ?? j ?? silt3 iniL W a c6uvinced, ttbhfiattsit w wil pr~j6'to tbe.siblic, amongst otijer t-hiag, ...

... TEE PROTESTANT iGCHWTJC, i thatt most mnsrlalet 610mt, Ireland. ?? 26T .M.. . . q i82.. Okr the tiintant, ?? . . : mnade akMotiou, iinit;e Iautse of' Commotis, in the following wedxwfls:- i Thiat it is~exjpedient: C(hurch E~tablis~hbmeittuand' be not 'ore tha- rate to the svices to be per- orsued, bath tin' rgad U thie number of peiois 41dyed and the income which they receive. - After ...