... THE M10RITVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUEdIDAY, FEBRUfRY 3, 1829. We received last night Lisbon Papers to the 25th January. A change of Ministry at Lisbon is talked of. The following are extracts:- LISBON, JAN. 10.-Thie official part of the Getzette contains a notice to the effect, that hi. MAJESTY having been ijaformed of the active exertions which some persons are making to buy up horses and ...

... ELECTION 01 X N .LDERM.AN. Yesterday it Ward mote was hlad at the Schoolhouse, in Bi- le shopsgAte, for the purpose of electing an Alderman, In tb. room t- of Sir R C. Glynn, appointed to Ltte sinecure if Blridge Ward. ?? crowd was overwhelming, and the friends of both candi- dates made tremendous exertions. The Rigist Roen. the Lord ?? ippeared, anod was loudly cheered by the Electors. He ...

... THE LdTE FIIE IN PHcENIX-STREET. COMMITTAL OF MR. JACOBS (THE LANDLORD) ON SUSPICION OF ARSON. Yesterday the Inquest on Mary Davis was resumed.-Mr. Jacobs (the landlord of the house) continued his evidence. He said that combustible materials were in the house, which were used in his business; the room adjoining the deceased's apart- ment was filled with moulds and pipes, but nothing of an in- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 0I CREdT BRITAIN AND IRE LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FElf. 24. Mr. Crafer, from tie Treasury, presented at ?? relative to the Assessed Taxes. CATHOLICS. Ter Erl of ELDON presented Petitions apainst granting further Concessions to the Catholics, from the Ministeate Caurchwardens, and lahabitants including some Pre estant Dissenters of several Parishes in Yorksuirg, of Mlarlbfield. ...

... it At the Court at Windsor, the 251b day of February, 1529, pre- sent, tite King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His. Majesty in Council was this day pleased to appoint Wil- lians G urdou, of Haffield, Esq. to be Sheriff of the county of 'P Wglreford, in the room of Richard Blakemfore, of the Leysa Eaq. James Watt, of Aston-hall, Esq. to be Sheriff of the conuty I- of Warwick, In the ...

... A IUEM EDY roll Trm JISTKSS A QUEENBOROUG H. I ~ -- 'j MMlEE)TiJR OF THE' MORNING CHRONICLE A sIti-j' i the ?? tnine ye ars U.isfeltibroitgt has bee n thes cen e ,I A, seitis if contituoh struggles ; and the point at issue i, It IM jltj the resitdene Freemen have the right to nurmiwite and ' rt tora t~itr own Nien lmists to Pa riltme at ? ?? or '1 sla iii the lP Nler Grerl if the U doance (tn ...

... AIPORTATION OF FOREIGN SILK. ?? - ?? - -- ?? or. FYLBR moved for returns of the quantity of articles of e or SDit mixed, whether partly made up or otherwise; also ,,,atis of tbrown Silk imported into this country within alist ,ar and the amount of duties paid thereupon. t1 CHARLES GRANT thought it would be sufficient to r. etarf of the quantity tmported and taken from the b-i A Rein eithln ...

... GkliMAN PAPERS. I py the German Mail, which arrived yesterday, we have re- cered secounts from St. Petersburgh of the 20th uit. Nothing bad at that time Occurred to justify the sanguine hopes of peace whieb some persons have entertained, and the preparations for the next canipaifn were proceeding actively. We subjoin a few I'e CElRSISVlt, JAN. 20-The preparations for the next cam- Drln are 1 ...

... It ,(XFORB, FRIDAY MORNING. n Never befort e perhapsn Was ?? re so extraordinary an exhibi- bton af the vilent and virulent spirit of partizins which, Iunfor- Ytunately, At Ibismoment clisracterises a large potron of tile it ta Cined Church, as in the scene which took place yesterday, e in th Convocation at Oxforid. Upon former occAsions, the de- flceodncyad deou)gnr II olserved in all ...

... MELANCWOLY AFFAIR. FZTAcr OF A LETTeR FROM SHINRONE, DATED Fiz. 7. A most distressing occurrence took place in this neigbbour- hooid on Friday last, of which, in order to pravent mnisrepre- stntation, I send the following account, which is correct In all Psrtdcularm:- In consequence of mu altercation which took Place between John Doolan5 of Shinrone, Esq., and William Stadter, of Tipperary, ...

... MR. O'CONNELLOS LETTER TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE LOUNTY OF CLARE. Lrom. the Dubl n M11rrulng Reitltter.] Mr. O'Connell has published the following letter to the Freeholdera oftbe county of Clarerespecting the mode in which he intends to assert his right to his seat in Parliament Merrion-square, 28th January, 1829. .ESTEKMItn AND BELOVED FrixoDS.-I bad intended to assert, on the first day of ...

... Farx the LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Feb. 10. DECLAR&TIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Fn.g .-WILLIAli HAGELB, of Bennett-street, Blackfrlaragrosd, broker, dealer and chapman, that he is In Insolvent circonmstances, and Is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors. yan. 9.-LOUISA MAASSALL, formerly of Ham eommen, since of 2go York terrace, Carmberwell New-road, Lambetsh, and now of Hamncorn- f mon ...