... iiV'IuERLAL PAiRLLl I., 'iE r OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-1IAY 31. PRORO)GATION OF PA IlLI. MBNT. The Peers jeiet at two o'clock for the purpose of hearing the Royal Assent given to several Bills, and to bear tle YParliainent Prorotucil. The,-e was ni exlpectation that his Majesty would attend in person, and euitiiparn.irely little interest was excited. Sonie lceeresses, ann ...

... THlE JlOBNVI-N'G CHRONICLE. LONDON: 7IHURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1826. Parliament was yesterday Prorogued to Wednesday, the 14th day of June instant ; but the Dissolution is ex- pected in a day or two at farthest, Our anticipations with regard to the proposal of Sir JAMES GRAHAM of .Netherby, of an equitable adjust. ment to go hand in hand with a free trade in Corn, have hitherto proved correct. WVe ...

... A SE IN PAR ENT. Y B BOW-STREET.-ilhe Magistrates of this office, G. Rowland i Minlisull and Thonmas Halls, Esqs., were occupied till a late 1v hour on Wednllesday night, in an investigatien, dnring which !- some disclosures were mriade of an important, and very extraor- d dsinary nature, and possessing very peculiar interest at this d period, when a General Election is about to take place. A ...

... THE iIIOIING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNE '2, 182G. We refer our readers to our Extracts from the Paris Papers, as possessed of more than ordinary interest. 1\. JtoYEzt COLLARD having questioned Ministers in the Chamber of Deputies with respect to the report of their intention to renew the Censorship, the Minister of the Interior announced what may fairly be construed into such an intention ...

... LA\V ASSOCIATION. Yevterday a numerous and highly respectable body of the Mslnbers of the Law Association assembled At a public dinner t the Freeinasaons' Tavern. The Association consists ot At- eorne% ;slnd Soleitors, practising within London and vicinity; tie object of the Society being to afford pecuniary assist- ance to relatives wvho MA y have been d(ependant up in Members dyino in ...

... VILE LAST' MIASQUERADE. , af ativ perseon-rif Ielio!irinz tnny favonrite - 1 , ytrill-i sbort, frorri anytbingof I hlmteverL escrip- e oe t ttiint, slilol - inispiris painfri air mortityirg r i( f - T~e va i iy of eII sman life, the s lor tlic ss of hlnilan or, 1i ileir ltrm train of c;oiiatolus considerations, r in tie riilr;a of those eho, are prone ti the in- of j i ii lifiil niednitiLion. ...

... ELECTION OP WESTMINSTER. A Meeting of several of the Electors of Westminster took place last nijelt at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in pursuance of a Resolutionl agreed to at a forinrr Meetien-, held oil Tiles- ~1,day last, of whicii tire H-ou. Douglas Kinnairid was Chairman. beThe object of tht. Meeling was, to consider tire propriety of enonrinatin g Sir F1rancis Burrdett, Bart. and John Cam ...

... I- I a EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS JUST RF.CEIVED FROM rHu N ENGLISH SFTTLEMENr FORMIING AT THiE CALERA, IN THIY. PROVINCE OF ENTRE RIOs. - The Banks of the Uruguay are, in Most places, perpen- dicular limehtone.rock ; at the Calera, they are npwdrds of fifty teet above tile present level of the River ; arid, upon mus-t of tile eriinences, as far as we have keen, there is a fine exten- sive view of ...

... THE IANcUFAC-URING DISTRICTS. BLACh;Bt51N.- A little more activity pervades tlite ware| houses, atd they tare been psaiiailly relieved of the im- mense luads of calico pieces which litre for several months iticilibered themll-even in some cases so as to endanger the safety of the building. Should tihe increased demriand wiich took place at Manichester, yesterday se'nlnight, coo- tinkle, wve ...

... a ~ ,,i1- II u J t X .r I -- ~ ~ -II IThe exhbiition o-f tbis; year, adilari1h nn the 1030le verv re- spica tel co'ltills Iim) picturre of striking and extraiotdinarv itirrit ill PIv do'part tinit 'T'lie principal tiicnures I-S(, portraitA, lnd e fintd tho.'e of .Ait (CatiiizV amlil the Mal-rqies4 of Anl ,1'ss'a 'laced mpi osile eacrl other, in the best sitmatiois, in the ( itT 1ll) , whith ...

... | The sale of this very long established, afrd highly respectable Repository teok place yesterday, George Robins having the di. rection of it. Soon ifter one, the room was crowded by the nu- merous competitors, who bad coegregated, each with the expec- tation of being the fortunate possessor of this lucrative concern. There were some estates, nod a reversionary landed property, that had ...

... AWS. AI.V I . -- A ~ .,I.A PARIS, 1AY ?29.-A It,,r from Corfl uf the 17th April, which wve field In the Mnario di RoYIma, soys, that the itrepidI vi-;. Iet kis ife. ill a naval action. whioli tootk place (Ilk the I Canaris lIst his life iii a ntaval actioi, wivoeli took pla.er '-II tot llth of that monith, between the Turkish and Greek flet-ts, as well as the Retneg-Rlo Setneq, hrother-in-lawv ...