... HOUSE OiF LICRDS-.MAftCK 25, F: Mir. Mason, from the India House, presented Monthly Ac- R counts of tile Pensions, Gratuities, &c. granted by the East el India Company. p A Person from the Office of the Commissioners of Woods I and Forests, presented certain Accounts relative to the Mail w Coach Road to Holyhead. In Lord Hotham, Mr. S. Wortley, Dr. Lusltington, Mr. Rumn- L boild, and some ...

... The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the tlhird reading of the Wine Duties Bill. After the Bill bag been read a third time, Mr. T. WI LSON moved that the duty on Cape Wine should be redecetd from two shillings- to one shilling and six-pence a Pgallon. ?? Aldelran THONIPSON seconded the motion. T'le CHANCELLOR ot the EXCHIfQURI repeated, that li hiid riven the proprietors of vineyrrds in the ...

... THEi3 MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: M11OVDA4Y, MAJRcH 28, 1825. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Eloike of Saturday. They contain no political iutslli- gence of any interest. PmRaRE Louis FORT, Who, as our read- ers may recollect, was mentioned as the author of a double at- tempt at assassination, on the night of the 4th December last, in tile Palace Bourbon, and ...

... TO'THE EDI 1OR oi. THE MORNiNU(CHRONLICE.- Asten Iitiving appvared mna con, eiupnraryJ j,,irnaloat Fri- day ist~caouiatd 0. m'isleadlthe ibltc w~hite eto Lit iii t mrits of the question, wshich the Imiil'nh.rokr iit-iei wtiele ?? tliemeelo'eaatid thle Equitshie Loan Bunk, I beg leave, thr~ough ith~e medium of your highly respectable P~aper, to offer a lew remrks ohich Williplace this matter in ...

... SALE IN BERNER-S-5TREETP, Bl MR. CHRISTIE, Stanqifig high in good or ill report is almost equally advan- tageous to is sle by siaction. Every article, tinder sloch circum- stances, appears in that point of vicv whicill sets asidc all con. ilderlation of itS Intrinsic valult, and it takes upon itself, as it were, tbe character of a relic. Such seems, in a great nwassse - to have been tie ...

... [FRIOt TIlE MONITEIJR OF FRIDAY, MARCii 25.3 (NOTHING OFFICIAL.) PARIS, MARCH 24.-The news of the taking of Patras, which we announced some days ago, is confirmed by letters received from Leghorn to-day. it capitulated on the 25th of January (6th of February). The young Princes Frederick and John, brothers of her 'Ma- jesty the Qiueen of Spain, intend to be present at the coronatiol. of his ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OFh GilEd 1 S BItrAIN A ND IRELAND. d'i I HOUSE 0OF L67FDSMARCH 28.' t Earl GREW presented a Petition fromt certain Farmrt Bankcers, and others, of the Counties ?? andslfflk tht pr~alying for thle Repeal of the Assessed Taxes. Br lro-d en alnd others frem thle Cuinions brought up the hr Consolidated Fund Bill, thle Caledonian CanalBill, and sose I Private Bills, c Mr. Scott ...

... THE RING.-ANOTHER MISCHANCE. LEzNNEY AN* Youwa DUTCH ?? tinyi ones were to have fought yesterday, at the liarge- Ho-se, on the Essex side of the Thames, opposite Woolwicb,,by appointilient, the fori5er tirineg been matched against the latter 251. to 201 Leflhney is now an old stager in the Ring, but Young Sam was to have 1. made is fr~t apearnceand, among the kicolvin, betters - las, terewa ...

... uor 2bay Gazette which we have received, of the 3d ?? noveniber, we malke the followinrg eitract,which gives some tq als s respecting the afi'air nt Ktttoor, near Darwar, which I nr;e, Srot yet transpired :- - BOMaAW, Nov^. 3, 1824.-We have been favoured with the lisal of a private letter froml Darwvar, whbich enatbles us to lay our readers an accourt of the late unfortunate occur- reuct s at ...

... THE MORNATINTG C]IRN-NIGLE. LONDON: lit TUESDAY, hARC'I 029, 1825. he We have received the Paris Papers of Sattrday,andtlhe Etoilte of Sunday. The ConstitutiiOlti specifies a number o the Works which are not allowed to enter Russia, from an expur- B gatory list with which it has been furnished. Why anne of d; them have been interdicted it is not teha ?? and mor are can they do in no one sense, ...

... THE MORNINAC dRONBcSILE. LONDONa.. WEDNESDAY, %McW3t 3l, The judgment of thn, I Ct CRANCEFvLOR i. thte Real del Alonte cas was -aelivered 5esterdayO' The con- clusion to which he canle must have been Very generally anticipated. He refaed the injunction. What is of most consequence is the opinion delivered by his Lordihip with regard to the legality of Com- panies of the nature of that before ...

... : IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'' ' OFF GREAT BRIT IN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LLORDS-MARCH 29. Mr .Campbell and 'others from the Commons brought up the Glasgow Gas Bill and several other Private Bills. Mr. Adrian, from the Treasury, presented some Accounts of the Special Superannuation AllowanceS. Lord COLCHIESTER presented a Petition~fron the Corpo- ration of the City of Oxford,praying that no further ...