... - Ci- Yesterday morning,'st'an early hour, the Old Bailey, in front -re of Newgate, was crowded in a more than ordinary degree by I'l those who came to witness the execution of the sentence of the nt law upon the bodies of Ediward Johnson, aged 37; Henry Ise Chapman, aged 39; Jeremiah Sullivan, aged 28; William Melford, aged 21; and Charles Melford, aged 18 (brothers). srs These unfortunate ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oF GREA4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-WEDNESDAT, MARCH 26. The Lord Cbancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbtury, and Lord Melille, as hit M5jesty's Commissioners, gave the Royal Als sent to the Annual Duties' Bill, thle Annual Indemnitt Bill, and several Private Biits. The Westminster Sessions' Bill was read a ibird time. The Steam Vessels' Bill (Ireland), and sereral ...

... THE I- DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S I MODE OF SPENDING HIS TIME. TuE BROAD SHEET has given us an account how this great man, who, from being at the head of our Military Affairs, is now at the head of our Affairs of Money, spends his, time. Example is universally acknowledged to be better than precept; and therefore, tbr the benefit ofd nv readers, I will insert the article to which I allude, and which ...

... I - ?? F~rsn, 20th MaareS, .l828 I1 told you last wee that a tittle ?? had whistled in my ear, that the va- riegated religion people, would get 6ua- cunninged after all. Health abidI Pros- perity say I to the feathered philhosb- .-pers and politicians: let DEMOSTaaxis BoOU GHAM say what he will, these li;Qe, lbirdg are a6 bi best possible pobic ut- structors after all. ,They.: do not sell ...

... TH'E LATE ACCIDENT AT MANCHESTER. Futher Patticul5t, frorn tbe Manchester Mercearse.] noTheFdusratiiog contjirued the whole of Saturday, when the ba- de alies of two lads and a, aI4 man were taken eott ; - nd on he Sunday, he body of a lad naoled Kirkham, wral drawn rut by rthisrown father, a blaickaiurith,. in the service of th~e Old Quay rlCompaby.,91who wa3so5 much impressed with the idea ...

... I THE AJOJ1INING CHIROXICLE- I LONDON: WEDNESD.Y, M,4ARCH 26, 1828. *Ve received last night Hamburgh Papers, from whi;J we make the following extracts:- WARSAW, MARCH 1.-The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE 1 returned from St. Petersburgh. Prince DrucCI LUBEC'1, Minister of Fiuance, has also returned. ST. PETrRSBU RCH, MARCH 8.-We already believed tl2 t refusal of the SNAII to pay the indemnity agreed ...

... it IuHE A PARI'I'.ULARS. Well-street, Saturday Night, Seven o'Clock. Tlroughrout tint wkole of this day the laboturers bave been Leceabimp ely cilplPOy, in remeving thebricks,tflmber, &c. which le Iit arid hver oxe s ol tle Theatre; but if they v ; ttwh Lio inoee rapidity 6niiu they have bitbIerro done, four 5!,li milst el'pse before tbe vwtF:n !s removed. The or- n1 heeG con pletely cleared, ...

... rtt We briefly adverted to this Accident in our last paper. The Ih names of the persons who have been thus suddenly deprived of ID life, are Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Gibson, Jwsepli R11bsmo. rd Richard Fleteher, Thomnas Bewick, Michael Whitfld, George Jehnson, and George Bell. An Inquest was held on Monday, I the 17th inst., before M. Hall, Eeq., Coroner, on the body of 'at Thomas Jefferson ...

... IONDON G.AZETTE, Fridy, Feb. 29. FOREIGN OFFICE. The King has been pleased to appoint the Marquis of Anglesea to be Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; and Sir Colin Campbell to be Gover- nor of the Island of Tobago. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. W. S. Wilson, Cannon-street-road, master- mariner. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. Rolfe, Edgebaston,Warwickshire,vrocer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. E. B. Breton, ...

... LIFE AN4NUllES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. London, March 25, 1828. SIR-Tbe laboirs of the Finance Comumittee hiaving placed the subject atf Life Anwaities before the public in a more con- spieinus and interesting position than it perhaps ever orcupied bef,,rr, I am encouraged to hope, from the kDno n impartiality of your Journal, that I may be afforded an opportunity of sub- ...

... THE 3ZORNING CHROWICLE. 0 LONDON: i t THURSDAdY, MARCH 20, 1828. ei We received this morning the Paris Papers of Monday, 0 and the Gazette de France dated Tuesday. According c to an article in the latter, dated Vienna, 6th of March, o it is said, that on the arrival of dispatches from the Am- a bassador at St. Petershurgh two days before, the Aulic Council of War ordered some Regiments to ...

... Ij()I lit 1'11;('J'1J 'N. cl'.i( the I'. mmiiiittee on tbe Dover Elecican has - rfI Ce t inii.ii tiicet, tot onIi)y to 1)ivier, jIIt to .t - iitlar jtsututi,'rs. Titi( qiestiort is, wlt- N c r i.t-i Fieeniut Lve a right to Vote at Elections - il' aurtiiient. m I , tle -rie side, s'we I thitat in 1623, a Committee c j i , ( onr:iiiiiis lad adopted a Re olutioi, that the *, r w; s in tit tre.n ...