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... AME liCAS PAPERSi [FROM THE NEW YORt; SIEICANTILE ADVEIrTISER, FEB. 26.3 The President of the United States has recognised Erix Ejiwoa Peterson, Esq., as Vice V Coronsul ad iaterirn, of lhi$ 50ai~l D,1jesty 1pr t, Ise' State~s of New York, Cosinecticut, and IIc ~ikr~ of NewJe1 e as tre narerr to t~ll city of Now York thaD that of Vlitbllphl[id, to'r e At NOWe Yrork EF;ROM THlE NATIONAL ...
... THEJ , MORNING CHRONICLJ-E. LONDON: VEDNESDA Y, MIAjR CH 9, 1825. - . We received last night the Paris Papers of Sunday. They contain a much more ample account of the debate t in the House of Commons on Sir FRANCIS BuR- DETT'S motion than they usually assign to our discus. , pions. The Journal des Debais hias a very expressive note on the passaue in Sir FRANCIS'$ qpeech, in which he draws a ...
... LONDON: WREDNESD4Y, ITMRCH 2, 1825. ft - ti Never was triumph more complete than that which P the Catholics obtained last night. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT introduced the subject t to the House by an eloquent and conciliatory I speech. He disclaimed the character of advocate tt] of the Catholics, very properly observing, that o the cause was neither a Catholic nor a Protes- tant one, but that of the ...
... TEIa MORNING CHRONICLR. LONDON: FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 18W5. The intelligence from India is altogether of an alarm. ing complexion, though we have no doubt the prompt measures adopted to suppress the mutiny will, for the pre. sent, secure the obedience of the troops. But we can- not help regretting that the Burmese War should ever have been undertaken. The utmost success would not have reconciled ...
... EXAMINATEON OF MARSH, ST'rACEY, AND GRAHAM, ?? ?? Commissiollers Spranger, Law, and VynJeley. : Yesterday being the day appointed for the final examination I of these bankrupts, ihe rooms in Bauiglihall-street, at an early hour, were crowded. A lady named Henderson proved two l debts, of 8141. l6s Id., and 20001. This money had been placed ; in the Three per cent. Collsols. for the benefit of ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BrITAIN AND IRE LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 4. g The Lord Chancellor. the Marquess of' Winchester, and Il Lord Melville, sat as his Majesty's Commissioners, and gave Li thle Royal Assent to the Exchequer Bills' Bill, and the Trans. of fer in Aids' Bill. The Earl DARNLEY preseirted at Petition from a place in R~h Lrrucashire, praying for a revision of thle Corn Laws ...
... 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 ...
... PASCO PLfUVlAN MINING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirn,-Ni. course that I can pursue can save me from your scolding PASCO SHAREHOLDER. If I ask questions, in- stead of answers I get rebuked; if I cease to ask questions, he says I am refuted and silenced; yet, eyen then, lie cannot be Quiet. But he is a vulgar man, and, like a vulgar man, he imputes motives to me, sometimes in ...
... 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 ...
... ST1RU(GGLk/S OF NO poPiI'. USIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. We have to record what we trust is one of the last struggles of No Popery in this country. How changed are the times since the fat and pursy.Dignitr had only to, shout this darling wari-word, to hear it in- stantly t&-bellowed from noisy crowds throughout the land! Alas | the Ecclesiastical Corporations and heids of Universitieshave it no ...
... HIGH GATE CHAPEL, There bas bedin a report :very prevalent, for some time past, Hill', Wte and its popul ous and respectable neighbourbood, t t &,apel in this ha inlet is in such a very bad condition, ยง t al'e it unsafe, if at it actually dangerous, to his Majes- t'5 * i*nwho resort thither for public worship. Such a i- dissemsimated aS %t is has been, with much industry and ouir, ineuitY in ...