... THEI' M1ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, / IRCH 1, 1825. Last night the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER submitted the Budget to the House. The statement of the flourishing state of the Revenue wili, of course, give great satisfaction to the country. Tlo us it is peculiarly satisfactory, following, as the im- provement does, so immediately, the adoption of a more liberal and enlarged policy with ...

... CIL EDONIAN AS YL UM. The Anniversary Of this Charity was celebrated in Freemna- sous' I-Jall, on Saturday, Lasrd Francis Leveson Gower, second son of the 4ar~ess of Stafford, and heir to his mot e, wh iin her own right, Countess of Sutheiantieprme Pecrage of scotiand, was in the Chair, Hs~dbpwssp ported on his right by Lord Jamies Stuarz, brother 01 ,the Mar- quess of Bute, on his lef by Lord ...

... THE MORAING CHRONICLE. LONDONs WEDNVESDJY, iafRCH 23, 1825. The commission ?? COMBERMEH2, as Com- ?? in India, is a4t4ally in preparation, and his Lordship is expected in town 'from Ireland in a fort- night, to take the necessary steps preparatory to his de- parture. Of course, when the Csi14 and Military Authtrities are in collision, a removal of q' or the other beeemes necessary. Witbout ...

... Drg inhe LONDON GAZETTE oJ Saltu2daylMarchl9- 1ViTrIeo.ALL, MARCIE 0, Is-1.-The Kililg ts been pleased to geftot UDtO Sir Wlltsus Adams, of AlbenarlC-street, in thee o,? of idaueht- rex, K it., ald to Dame lane elita, his Wife, Yo°l't5eSt s daughter aml do-heir ut the late Georg' lelawsol, of lleit ont touse, - . c ty -, t~ltictfl~e 5t Regimeilt or' Wicklow, Roy., ssulietljojLieut~nlnt ...

... A BILL TO PROVII)E FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE DISQUALII'ICATIONS UNDERR WHICRI HIS MAJESTY'S ROMAN CATHIOLIC SUBJrCTS NOW LABOUR. Whereas tre. Protestant succession to the Imperial Crown of C this United Kingdom and its dependencies, is, by the Act for ol the forther limitation, of thle Crown ardthe better secrrn teSI .liberties of the subject, established permanently and inviolably, ; St A ...

... BEAR-BAITING.-The serious appeal which Mr. Martin made to tie House of Commons a few nights back, on the subject of bear-baiting, induced us to take a peep at the Westminster Pit on Tuesday evening, in order to ascertain whether, in point of fact, the cruelties which that gentleman described were really practised in that place. On our entrance, we were not a little surprised to find the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRSITA IN AND IRELAND. A IHOTJSE OF LORDS-MARCH 11 Br-aring's and Green's Divorce Bills wce. read a~third' titse and passed. a Mr. Adrian, from the Treasury, presentqd the AnnuaL Fl. nance Accounts relative to the Publjc 'Erpenditure, Income, ,,and Debt._Adjourned. . ' L HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MARClH l.. ed A person from. the Treasury brought up accounts of the In- come ...

... DEPUTATION FROM THE SOUTH OF IRELAND, At one o'clock on Saturday a Deputation from the principal Manaifcturers of the South of Ireland, waited upon the Earl of Liverpool at Fife-house, for the purpose of presenting a memo- rial to his Majesty's Government, praying peceniary aid to en- able them to provide the means of adequate manufacturing em- ployment for the large population in that part of ...

... 'Iz .LUOBNING (JI-JIWViCLE. LO N D ON: 1,UESDAY, IIOKRCH 15, 1825. We received last night Dutch Papers to the 13th inst. iom which we make tile following extracti:- I'nINiiFoWr, MAnicH 4.-The Sittiligs of thle States General of ti e kitgtloom of Baavalla, thle Grad1) Ditchy of Baden snd tihe Ititchy ot Nassau, which are liow n.Ssenibled, attract the pulie itterition to S mtilern Gaerinan y. i ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRlLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAIRCH 3. The Earl of ESSEX put a question to the Lord Chancellor, but neither the purport of the question nor the answer was heard below the Bar. On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Twenty Mlulions Exechequer Bills' Bill, the Transfer in Aids' Bill, and the Annual Indemnity Hill, were read a third time. Earl GROSVEN1R ...

... [lnOM THE NENV YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, FEB. 93.) IMrORTANT.-The Philadelphia Gazette of last evening states, that orders have been received from Washington to finish imn- inediatelp all the United States' vessels huilding at that port, alid to put two iore on the stocks. It is stated that similar orders harc been dispatched to all the naval depots. Tihe Legislature of Kentucky have passed ...

... 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 ...