... THlE MOJRNING CHROXICLP,. LONDON: MOND14FY APRIL 13, 1829. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de erance, dated Saturday. There is a good deal of speculation in Paris as to the probable conse- quence of the withdrawal of the Communal and Depart- mental Laws. We received last night Lisbon Papers to the 5th of April. An account is given of the revocation of the the ...

... I.A FA.\O Ui )DN 1\ 1 A III!I On Of the vsnit sru int y lift'e -vil IDi tlic ' pringgoig Illug,' si thls ?? ?? cfiled, i s ayoun~g moartn ?? Jameis Hawkins, who i all the atte-iopti of the Guverenient SI) banvilh hit, e'ulntry. This parson in stow aborti tnwitu hvii admlit. according to his tornier vlani, buii a.I 'I'll to III i;PerAti( us, asnd never enlgaginl it), Or coontenll.1, ?? or ...

... DISTURBANCES IN SPiTAL-FIELDS ANI) BETHNAL I ~GREEN. The destructive practice of cutting Rtnd destroyink stlt alk the looms has recertmertced In lb-ase ditrict, and th at On alatrming and extensive scale, with ro quonitly br reeds, the property of differeint nranurcture,, ,bn reust to the journeymen wes Ter& the prices thsy b,,, deused ?? results of Saturday, Sunday, anrd lst Light's baic by ...

... e or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 16. cO CATHOLICS. rit The Etarl of ELDON presented Petitions against the grant- e ?? furtber concessions to the Catholics, from Coningsbitghi, dt Yorkshire; ao' from several Parishes in Cardigan, Camnbridge- ir shire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, ard Hante ; In all 13 Peti iong. e Lord COLCHESTER, in risiog tn present a Petition agoinet 1e ...

... THE CASrILIAN. lly DON TELES5'0R0 531 TRUEBA Y COSIO. ISbislrtOidS ntovel Ir, in the pan of A Spanish gentle- Ibll aready fas'ottirably known to the public as the aso- Io Vivorg,rt Atimp.1 Thus subject chosen for the present rofis taken from that part of the history of Spain signalized &I~ri Ales and ti. just judgments (for there seem to ksve boh)O ~ Ped A, and by the. V.,l~oratr ...

... HRA Al0JiNXIvG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TRURSDdY, APRIL 23, 1829. The recent Elections of Parochial Authorities in the Metropolis afford abundant proof, if proof were wanting, that the only security against malversation in office is popular suffrage. Wherever Parishes have been placed at the mercy of a body of the inhabitants, acting as Select Vestrymen, they have uniformly been plundered, and that ...

... Desnary, Chester, Feb. it,. * DEAR SIR-I have received the favour ef yoar letter, con- taining the reca'rded judgment of many most respectable mem- bers of tbe University of Oxford, ' that Mr. Peel is unfit to be re-elected at the present crisis,' and inviting me to vote for Sir Robert Inglis. On every personal and public ground, I rejoice at the selec- tion of such a Candidate by the ...

... SOME PARTICUL.dRS RESPECTING THE I BIRTH AND EDUCATI(N OF CAPTAIN GARTH* [FROM A CORREsPONDENT]. In the summer season, about seven and twenty years ago, when his late Majesty was about to make his usual migration from Windsor to Weymouth, the Princess Sopitia, then about twenty-five years of age, was In very indifferent healtb, Inso- much that it became necessary for the party which left the ...

... [FROM THE GAzarrE 03l PRANCE, DATED MONDAY, APRIL 13.] VIENNA, MARCt 31.-For some years past, his Imperial Highness the Crown Prince Bas taken part in the Sittinigs of the Council, as far as the internal affairs of the empire are COD cerned. The Emperor iha just ordered, in order to facilitate the dispatch of business, that the Imperial Prince shall hence- forward give effect, by his signature ...

... TALJS Of OUR TOWN-ANArOMISTS. The exposures that have lately taken place, in connextion with the atrocious dealing& of these who have been the slaughterers or human carcass venders to the surgeons, have led to the recol- leetion, invention, and circulation of stories, which, as they hove generally been in the true raw head and bloody bone style, have found a most ready reception with the ...

... | LONDON: WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1829. .fA gentleman, who holds the rank of a Colonel in the f army, is, we understand, nominated to the place of Chiel Commissioner, or Magistrate, under Mr. PEEL'S Metro- a polis Police Act. Mr. MAYNE, a Barrister, who is a member of the Northern Circuit; and Mr. WALKER, who is also a Barrister, are named as twe other of the Commissioners. The appointments, ...

... TRA MAIRONAS cADMLJs. The 10li91111in, intrettraglif uccouupt of, a Cherokee ladian of great origin.] And Almost tsivlereagl genius, is extracted from a I esejies of Liectures en American Literatursidelivered last winter at the city of Washington, by Samuel L. Knapp, Esg.. and is the result of that gent imam's own observation In the winter of 1528, a delegation of the Chorokees vlsited t the ...