... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF Gir#ET BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-MARCH 22. Mr. Irving, from thc Customs, presented the Annual Ac, counts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom. The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the Table certain Articles agreed to under the Treaty of Ghent. Lord ELLENBOROUGH presented a Petition from certain Attorneys and Solicitors belonging to the Metropnlitan Law ...

... ?? ANN tVERSARY MdEETING OF THE WEST CITY BIBLE ASSOCIATION. A\ 1'eritic of the abore Society wvfas held on Tuesday even- . at St. ies Church, Fleet-s:reet. It was far from being oiiiel'0ilfV attended. At no noment was the one-sixth part ,f the building ocicupied. 'lie o hair i;as to have been taken at half past six o'clock, but tr. Clarlc, tile Chalmberlain, evho was expeted to preside, not ? ...

... DISPUTES IN THE PARISH OF WELLINGBOROUGH, We lave received a letter from Mr. Erskine Neale, Vicar of Wellingborough, in answer to an article in The Chronicle of the 16th instant, headed The Bishop of Peterborough once more in the field. Mr. Neale is very diffuse, and considering the compliment paid to his oratorical talents by the writer of the article in 7be Chroaicle, the violence of his ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ThI DIORAMA. The exhibition at this place was in part changed yesterday; att a moonlight view of the Ruins of the Chapel at HIolyrood House I being sabstitu ted for the Harbour at Brest. The view of the fun Chartres Cathedral remains as before. The present exchange cut is eminently advantageous; Brest harbour was but poorly exe- the cuted in comparison to the other works that have been ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMNT OF GREAT2BRITAIN AND 1REApb. ?? * ?? TeHOUSE OF LOI(DS.--MAR011 24. th TieLoyd CI'ancellor, the Marquess of, Winchester, eind the oVI E-arlof Shaftesbury, as his M~ijescy's Commnission.~rs,'gaVe, the I Roval Assent to the Annual Dutiesgill,&S severil Ptibite 1iI1s.m Mr. Peter: ?oor~ an~d others, from thle ComsmonsS, lnougit up the Irish ImptinitioIA'Pij~tressus Bill, ?? ...

... -A P OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.h HOUSE OF, LORDS-MARCH 23. l Thle Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and t the Earl of Sliafteshury, gave tile Royal Assent to thle Assessed LI Taxes Reduction Bill, the Glebe Lands Bill, thle Army and A Marine -Mutiny Bills, and several Private Bills. C Mlr. J. Pitt, Lord Stanley, M r. Maundy, Mir. Egerton, and t, others from the Commons, ...

... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... DISSOLUTION O? THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. [FROM THE FREEMAN S JOURNAL OF SATURDAY.1 As the Meeting of the Catholic Association, vesterday, was to be, in obedience to the new law, the final onie, the Assembly- room of the Association was filled at a very early hour. Amongst several Protestant Gentlemen presenton this occa- sion, wve noticed Alderman Abbott, Mr. Cuthbert (Barrister), Mr. Isaac ...