... THE MORNING CHROXICLE. LONDON: NOUAD.4Y, FE'BRUdRY23, 1829. We received last night Lisbon Papers to the 14th of February inclusive, from which the following are extracts:- LISBON, FEB. 13-His MAJESTY has been pleased to-day to give a public audience, In the Pelace of Bemposta, to a great number of persons. His MAJESTy happily experiences a pro- gresaive improvement In his health, and paying ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Fiz. 26. Sir Alexander Grant and others, from the Commons, broughbt b up the Bill or Suppressing the Catholic Association, wetb thei' b Lordsbipa' Amendments agread to. CATHOLICS. n Lord ROLLE presented four Petitions against granting fur- a tber political power to the Catholics, from Biddeford and other s, plices, in Devonshire. r The Earl of LIMERICK presented a Petition from ...

... ST. ROTOLPI'S WITHOUT, ALDERSG4ITAE. Yesterday a Vestry Meeting of the Inhabitants of the parish of St. Botolph Without, Alderegate, was held, to determine as to the mode of disposing of certain Moneys for Charitable Pur- pOses, in consequence of the discovery of a contfntued nal-ap- propriatton by a Public Company, during 218 year. unin- terruptedly. In the year 1559, Dame Arn Packington, by ...

... DISSOLUJTION EXI'RAORDINAItY! The following Jeu ?? it, printed in the shape of a hand - bill, has been transmitted from Ireland - SELF-IMMOLATION EXTRAORDINARY! Died,byitsgownAct, onThursday, the 12thof February, IS29, THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. TheDeceasedexpiredbeforstbeAssistasee ofa ?? eouldbehal. A Will was fouid, of which ie followiing lan Extract:- I bequeath my Bodyto the KING, my ...

... t. :& lLS - MISAERS. Th 11, , *Y 4yesterdsy brings tbe follow- ?? p~fl Itkissf5tbh fortress of Ksli by tbe Rlussisfl Oq. was attended with the lots of 250 1riu: 4Zadd, tt * 400 prisoners, the Russianr hlave Acq 3sI 4. ij ftjibyss 50 cannon, and a largv ?? ef a i ktartie from the Frontiers of Rus- sia, I one qf A pers states that the Russians are wvlling tomakeoeace,- DnD condition that ?? of ...

... IREL4ND. DUBLIN, SUNDAY, Fenu. 1. Gr It bas been for some time very generally reported here, and lov the rumour daily gains credit, that a Bil for Emancipation has am been already prepared, to be submitted to Parliament early in out tile Session. Letters have been received from several gentle- Ec men who have access to the hbst sources of informtatien, cur- wb roborating tbe report, and adding ...

... 'J'he f.llowhig, is a Copy of tire Bill Introduced by Ms'- Secre- tary Peal on Tusa evening ; and which was read a airgoad ti qne last night I A 131IL FOR THE SUPPRESRION OF DANGERO.US ASSOCIATIONS OR ASSEMBLIES IN IRELAND. -Whreras ~an Association bath for some time past existed In lieland, calling itself, or Which has been us'cally called, IThle Caitholic Associe'ioo,' the acts and ...

... RAsW ShERIFFS. SUPPrLEMICNT To TURISDAY'S GAZETTE.) At tbe Court at Windsor, the 11th day of Feb. 1829-0f5le8 ts t'h Kingls Most Ercellerit M jtsty in Council. It ER f'FS APPOINTED BY HlS MAJFSTY IN COUNCIL, POR 129. Htdfodshire-Whiliamn Dodge CooperCooper, ofToddintost, Esq. Berkshire-Georce Henry Cherry, of Denford, Esq. Bucks-Henry William Mason, of Amorshant, Esq. Cambridge and ...

... LFRatM TIIP. J)URNAL DU Coal1sIERc OF FER 6.] CADIZ, JAN. 16.-News hag been received at Gil)raltar by a shlip which hasarrived there is 94I tmyq from Callao de Limn,tbat liostilltles had ConLmerced between the Coloinbiltps ard Peru- Visris. Te ?? had attempted to blockade the port of Gwaya. quil with the Brun frigate I lut AM. Elleogrost, the InLeudant and C-mrnanter of the Colombian marine, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND)- HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 5. This day being tle day appointed for the opening of Pirti- trent, the Usher of the Black Rod, accompanied bF the usual Offcars, went through the customary ceremony of exainining the vaults tinder botb Hoses of Parliament, in order to 555' that no second Guy Faus might be lying in wait to put a speedy end to their ...

... LETTER FROM M It. O'CONNELL. ?? Be tel, Dover-street, Feb. II. MiY DEAR FRIEND-.Here I am, prepared to msake that expe- periment on which so much of the fate and fortunes of our country depend-the right to sit and vote In Parliament. I defy any lawyer to lay his finger on any statute, to enable the present House of Commons to create a forfetture of the seat of a Member for cot taking the ...

... CJRLISLE ELECTION.-RIOTING. CARL.16L., SATURDAY EVEIG'io. H4ALF-FAST FIVE. I wit in~~et ase o svethepot.pollingtcemanencedcat ?? o'clock thisl mfomfiR -and continue-d pretty quietly, but With great briskness, till four O'clock Thre Crimios~f Were A- head till noon, wbeu the BIIUCS rallied strongly, and took the lead. At four o'clock the MayOr annloanced the state of the poll- For Henry ...