... 'T'H MORJiIN\'G CH ROCIGLA . LONDON: TUESD..JY, AL4RCH 3, 1829. All manner of rumours were circulated yesterday, re- specting the wavering of the KING. Among other re- pons, it was stated that Lord ELDON had been sum- moned in haste from the evening service at St. George's, H anover-square, on Sunday, to repair to Windsor to his MAJESTY. Of course, there is no foundation for these rumours. In ...

... TH7E MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: fr WADNEBSDAY, I.4RCH 4, 1829. ri -- di We received last night the Paris Papers of Sundays if and the Gazette de France dated Monday.e In the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday last, a Me- tc moire on the Abolition of the Punishment of Death in fr case of Coining, gave rise to a discussion on the punish- C ment of death in general. M. de TRACY thought, that g in no ...

... WEEN NED SAVAGE AND PETER SWEENY, FOR 501. A-SIDE-The mill between these worthiec, which had been interrupted en a former occasion, and which, after a forfeit on the part of Sivage, was renewed for 501. a-side, was decided yesterday at Sbere-mere, Bedfordshire,after an unseemly inter- ruptlon by a Beak on C.Iney Heath, which had been appointed in the first instance as the scerreof action. It ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 3. CAl HrOLICS. The Archbishop of YORK, in presenting a Petition from tt e Clergy of the Diocese of York, against granting further couces- 0t9ns to the Catholics, tvok the oppi rtlnity ef stuting, that 8s le was yet ignornnt of the measurns intended to be brought for- ward, anti ef the extent to ?? the Bill was to go for ...

... wark, Monday Afternooon, Two o'Clock. At ten o'clock the election commenced, In the area used as shhombles, aituated tnder the Town HalL Th'le Rev. Air. BARTLETT, Vicar. said het had come forward from the retiremosot best suited t. a; Minister of the Gospel, ait a timne when all men ougitt to ?? tumuflti which prevailed througb'tt prevented a greatftiyrl of the speech from being heard ; biut ...

... ARENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCit , DATED TUESDAY, MARCii 3.] PARIS, AIARCH 2.-We learn from Lisbon, that great exer- tions are msking to fit out a squadron. The greatest tranquil llty prevailed, and all are assured that tihe sword of justice, which tie Revolutionists of all ?? represent a being in- cessantly directed at the ir brethres and friends in Portugal, was never less ...

... The Allgemeine Zeilung of tbe 25tb of February, gives the two following letters fromn Constantinople, both at variance; but if we may believe the first, the ?? of another campaigu is more likely than ever CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN, 2fi.-(From a Mercantile Letter.)- A few days ang tne Porte received accounts from the camp of the Grand Vizier. According to wbich the Turks had our- prised a Russian ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF p SREdT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MARCH 4. Sir 'Willtam Scott and Mr. Spence took the Oatbs and their Seats; the former for the City of Carlisle, and the latter for the Borough of Ripon, BATH. A Now Writ was ordered to be issued for the City of Balb; Ute late election for that city being declared void. CATHOLICS. Mr. CAREW presented a Petition from the ...

... DUBLIN-SUNDAY, MARCH 1. The Irish Bar is at length about to sbake off the degradation which the prevalence of intolerance had affixed to its character. D)uring the Inng and arduous stroggle for religious freedom, in which the liberal and enlightened of all creeds were engaged, aid in which the aid at tle Engliih Bar (to the lasting honour of its members) was pui' forward on the side of justice ...

... At eleven o'clock yesterday this Committee re-,reosemhtd ILord Win. Russell took the Chair With the exception of h Counsel, Attorneys, ?? there were scarcely any persons in the room. Mr. WVALIMP.5LX, the Clerk of tbe Committee, read the Pe- tition against the return of Mr. O'Comnnell, which set forth that on the rinstirigs lost (M7r. O'Connell) said be was a Roman31 Catiroic, Find woul d so ...

... TIAMES TUNNEL. APPLICATION TO TIHE PREMIER RELATIVEI TO THE WORKS. On Tuesday a Deputation, consisting of the Lord Mayor, Lord Althory, Mr. Denison, M.P., Mr. Baring, M P., Mr. Palilmer, M.P., Mr. Rothschild, anl Mr. Brinel, the Eiigineer, waited upcn his Grace the Duke of Wellington, upon ?? sub- ject of the propriety of completing the magnificent passage under the Thames, It is known that ...

... I THE -IQIIA'I.N'G c &( \ r I| , LON I) ON: r- TIILtR?I.)s , 'w J*IJH * j , The frequent Cabinet ( ouncilk oi it given rise to all manner of munc l! (j1 were two; the second, whichi d clock, having remained in drib,> ;, o'clock yesterday morning (tvo i i !d stated in the Court Circulai). k1l sitting, a dispatch arrived for ! i be TON from his iAJESTY an; Ki A CHANCELLOR, Mr.S ecretary l' I L ...