... CAflnRIDGE, ;MARCH 24. m The rectory of West Bolton, hi the WYest Riding rof Ynrkihir having beconle vacant by the death of tilhe Rev Mlr. lw^, and the patron being a Roman Catholic, tIhe niext prtselt.3. devolves on thik Urtivertity. The following Carlilates have a ready solicited the vwes of the Members nt the Senate- Rev. 1. It. H .l1, 1'1). St. J-hnb' College tlev. RWobert Ri sdale, M. A. ...

... GREENWICHF. I On Monday, at an early hour, the holiday lads and lasses, regardless of the sharp northern wind, dashed off to enjoy the sports of Greenwich. The usual cavalcade of vehicles was in attendance to convey the juvenile parties to the place of ren dezvons. The Kent-road was one scene of bustle, from the Elephant and Castle to the Park. The visitors having pie- pared for the campaign ...

... I l .- ~~~~~~~~~~t The German Papers continue to bring accounts of the corn- c mercial distress on tint Continent, which now, however, seems S likely to abate. ByRLI s, FEB. 2i.-The occurrences on our Exchalnge in tie a course of last month, were the prelude to a far greater cala- r mity, which, especially at the beginning of this week, assnmed a very threatening appearance. Tihe precediag ...

... I. lilvt4i 44 i4ij to;- A iO;: ot>v 4;+t; e j i'w I *ThIu liwei Y ao ti oll, btliet udIiut i i wh1iglittZstralti~o of this flootr Utw, Is ait thlis titile So 111501l ~TtId illiperiliiil is lllliii4tr tot Iilller it livell 15 ifor tInv ito fli'i~toiitiish ktind of listrit to nlv.ov fr~ll thellrlitle jtrwillty vIic 41 I II)[.( tiidiorii itll illtt, it IWC )iiiti'e 11n liun ill t~ltwllltTe'r ...

... UN)lTAD CHILIA N ASSOCIAT'ON, j A ,,nmerous and respectable meeting of the Shakreholders inI thIe above Conppa5ny took 1ilace yestet day, at the George ad(l VtreTarn St. MiielhSel's Alley, Cortihiihl, for thre purpos f taking intl Crsn0sideration the present stIte ol its affairs Hod aidoptuiin such meaSUres as the y should appear to requir . At hOf-plis One o, rcjk, 1P. AR MlICHIN I, Esq. took ...

... MANUMISSION OF' SLAVES. re- The following is curious, as a specimen of the new muode of re, proceeding adopted under the regulations introduced into Tri- nilad, and which the Ministers have endeavoured iu vain to ,d get adopted in the Colonies possessing independent Legisla- tures, to enable elaves to purchase their freedona at the ap- u praised value:- /'b [tefore his Honotir thle USSitSF ...

... i NVEAJI*Ll 01 *I HIE CHIURCH F SPAIN. I 'rue Poi e liavi ntz I -'-vro, td to t ht Ni Lot 0f Sp 1iu the 'ifu rl uo f you ferri ig penxiosis a-. unting to a third part of the BidlO p's rvve liue f.or ont v ea.r, the S114hishi Governt e ot dewi andvd (it hIlem (/ion h6cfie'the Rejvolution1(1) alle'ti' ate (of tfiviranwou01 ntn I' 1ill ciislv hi' so)Tp. ' I liat they w',.vil jiot. rilte t!lcm ...

... [r I1om TIIE ETCILF., DATSD SvNOAY, MARCH 12.4 TRF.STF, FEn. 25.-.CrOrdilg to letters from Corfu, diated -ie. Itib, A1liflolonithi is completely free. The Captain Parks owed tIhe , mreseration of his life, in the last action, to his ote n boat, to whirb he retreated when his frigate whs iU Iflnes, It is affirmed that Tripol)izza has really been retaken by Colt cotrotli, ard the Egyptian ...

... FRENC'A PAPERS. [FROM 15FIR ETOILI, DATEO TUROtSODAV, MARCH 16. PAUIS, MARCH 15.-A huissir delivreld Leserday dt tbe office of the Etvile, a siaeimorks to a ppear 'n Wed'ies'dayl tile 29bti March, before the bixth Chamber ot thle Civil 'lrihuiial vt the First lustatIeeI il the nalle of M1. de la Frululaye, Meull er of the Chamber of Deputies, as grandson of M. de la Cuiglldii, for having been ...

... I FROM THi oIARY S r AN F£N'JUYFE. A m vversa ti) Napits time cauntry is not Interestirie ; lint f, ind rich beyond descriPtiI An endless succession of vrevards mind oranlge groves. At length we reached Naplles, .,II , re arld in a pamrticularlIy sober anid serious runtmid. We 1oI emmmmrv~~d it was tile Sabbath, and had forgotten that it was 7.i't oial ,f tbe Carnival ; ariul great was our ...

... THE M.OILINVG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TYEDNESDIY, MdRCH 29, 1826. We would not insure poor Mr. FRAN:LAND LEWIS against the fate of ST. STEPHEN if he ever set foot again in Ireland, after the handsome manner in which he is said to have spoken in Parliament respecting the conduct of the Irish Priests. In justice to the Commissioner, we think we can take upon us to say, that he never uttered the ...

... TH EF R EI'ENTrANT POACHER. Mr. J. Riags, constable of Fordhatn, arid gamekeeper to G. i Ttifiiell Esq. (wvho shirns over the estates of Lady de Grey , arid C. S. (Jiviry, Esq.), has, by his activity, performed a great the I pusblic benefit, in breaking into andt dispersing one of tile rIIost str accoumplishied gangs of poachers which ever infested this or any Leas other county ; men who ...