... An Inquest was held yesterday afternooll at Green's Coffee- IIthue SerI-sreet, Lincoln's-lnn-fileles, on te beodly of Daniel Iy Cox, a Lieqtenant ip the RoyidlNaiy, aged 25.' I-i5~ Thle deceased wis a: relative of Alderman Coix, who attended r68 thle Inquest l, ie resided in Dorsetshire, and when he 4anie to inl London made thle above tavern his place of residence. He lin sailed in the Superb ...

... I_ Yf aIurdfalarcs1 2.lQ iro,,ithe L 0,VDO.N GA4ZETTE JZrda WHr IITEHALL, MAlRCf 3 125Gor inn clherst Tile Kin. h sr been lensed toptsc ei h c . Dotor J .hn Ccllntyof~~liddleqrxzS ifnantongitc ?? t FrtM iter of the Churto atrd Pa tin! bytery aud county First Minier e, to Rteveretid Doctor.],hrl Ledeb, g. 5in latef t ad ese C4hurch, in the city of Edin t brgh. ?? 35,,r ReTURNED TOare SNdIL I ...

... - it HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 7. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. 0 Earl DARNLEY, in the absence of a Noble Friend of his, the Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire presented a Petition from v the Roman Catholics af Liverpool, against the Bill on their Lordships' Table for suppressing the Catholic Association. g The-Bishop ?? ?? from the Arch- deacon and Clergy of the Docese of Exeter, expressing their t apprehension of ...

... INDIA Pdrs ridom te Calua oh n Bull, of Nov. 2.) GOVErNNIENT GAZETT eers, andit FORT WILLIAM, Nov. 2, 1824 -The followirg cta po es anex- tracts of dispatches this day received froash Brigadier Sir Archi- bald Candpbell K.C.B. usd ?? are published for general iaformatroa To Geor e Swinton, Esq. Secretary to Goveranent Secret and Political Departmeat, &C. &c Fort thilliam. SfR-Being informed ...

... Wednesday the Catholic Association met at the great room, Corn Exchlnge, Dublin, NICHoLAS MAISON, Esq. in the Chair. Mr. SUGRUL said he had to cmnnunicate to the Asso- ciation, a letter received from Mr. O'Connell. It was the wish of Mr. O'Connell that the letter should be read as coming from a private individual, and not as from a member of the deputaetionf *Mr. MAURICE O'CONNELL then read ...

... LONVDOX,'S ORTMIV,V ! j./1 Veaterday the Animi trsry Festival of, lt' o~y sheld at the City of Landh. ',11 u:-~cs.Hi. !Royal Hihnssthle DukC c v XP ~LtLI Lo haive presidled'ou thbcain ut in the course of thle day a letter was received from Sir Hihett T'aylor, expressing thle Duke's regret at im- potat ninesS pievenuing him from attending as hie had pur- poe a i hs a bsuice the Lord Mayor took ...

... I MEETING op MARSH AND CO.'S CREDITORS. Yesterday a Meeting of Messrs. Marsh's Creditors was held at the CommissionerasRoomsin Basingball-street, pursuant to the following advertisement - In the Matter of Marsh and Co. BancruptS.-The Creditors who hays proved their debts r e re vested to meet at the Court of Cornmmilontre, in Basinghall-ttreet. on 'lhursday next, the 10th Instant, at Oe ID ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, § 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GtE.q2' BRITAIN AND IRELAND. - -MARH 10-at HOUSE OF LORDS picH10 Mr.Gasil brugh u ?? of l rders in Council which ot bave been issued relative to thle EXpotadIpr Ta elt wVit:i. S-weden M- - SEbrught down his Majesty's h The ?? of hiTOS r Answer to. thle Alddress of th~eir Lordiships to have a copy of a; the Eleventh Rep~ort of thle Comimissioners for Inquirine auto ...