... [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 ...

... BEIKSHIRE ELEC7 IOX-- -TVWDn!sDAY, MATcH30. The death of thle late L~ord Biraybrooke haviakg called thle lion. Mr. Neville to the Ifouse of Peers, a new writ was is- suedforthe lcciouof ?? f thle Shire to represeet thle county of Berks in PaWieameat; and the ih Sheni, . 1. Mvaitland, Esq., appoinled this dany for the i!lection.We av already slatcd (see CMosig C/jrlt o?,lve of Friday last), ...

... ON THEn IMtPOLICY AND IMMORALITY ov rtlE EXIST. ING LAWS RESPECTING MEI)ICAL PRACTICE. TO TIIE ED)ITOR Or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. I Sit-lao this improving age, when the bigotry of past times I is fast wearing away, and giving place to a better anti more en- a lightened order of things, I beg leave to suggest, through the c medium of your widely circulated Paper, the propriety of re- c moving, ...

... Sentence of death was yesterday morning carried into execution at the Old Bailey, on IV. Lintot, aged 23; NV. Walker, 19; and J. Ferguson, 05. Die two former of these unhappy young aleci had been accustomed for sonme time to pursue a course of life which might naturally be expected to leaid to so fatal a termina- tion. Lintast, whose crime was burglary, -as the school-fellovw of Durham, who ...

... Extract of a Letter dated Poonah, Sept. 23, 1824.- 1 fancy the wise-heads that got the Company into the scrape of the Burmese war, begin to apprehend resistance in other quarters; but they have no occasion to be afraid of the Dekhan, for the whole country is in a state of famine from two years'drought. Thiv. cattle are all dead, & the people must die also, for Govern- ment will give them no ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... (CIRCULAR MEM1O2RANDUM.) HORSE GUaRDs, NMANICH 25, 1825. His Majesty's Government having decided e ,0 au augmenta- tion to tbe Infantry of the Army, his Royal kTaighnes% the Corn- ?? has been pleased to direct, that the following revision of the existing establishmer.t and distribution of its torce shall takc place accordingly, East Battalion of Infantry inl 'tile United Kingdom, as well as ...

... THE MORNIANG CHRONICLE. 0 LONDON: f( T'HUlRSDbY, IhuCtH 31, 1825. b t he otf,.;etti ef the .Oth March does not contain an artielc it ?? SI~gMe 2F.-Five per C'ntr. opesed nt iO1f. z1). t at le :- ?? Stock. ?? de Naples, I ertif. Palconnet, 90t. ;Oc.-iereie d'Espagne, 19f.-Royal d ,SpJih loan, 1823, 591h. jcIIANGF. ON LoNnore.-One month , 25f. ; three ditto, I4f. S-Cuotes Aitientiqupe, ...

... 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, ...