... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or CREPT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF COMAINONS, MARCH 18, CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Sir R. INGLIS presented Petitions from Edinburgh, signed 2139 periOD' and from three districts in Staffordshire, r D,, furttr Co 8essions to the Roman Catholics. Ittb Msrqrueoof CHANDOS presented a Petition from the Dissenters of Buckingham, against further Coaces- Y ?? Roman Cathelics. The Noble ...

... THE MORNING CHR O iVJCL h. LONDON: NIONDI^Y, A'R fRH 9, 1S29. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday. They are filled chiefly with local concerns, of little general interest. They take considerable interest in the question which now agitates this country. The following are the only extracts possessed of in terest:- [FROMDruit ...

... HOUSE Of LORIDS-LlUlc\DA}. Lord rgNsrLt)LN, the Alarquess of SLItGO, and Lvrd HAkt XLIN GTOt, #at no Appeal. to-day. BALL T. BALL-This case came before their Lordships upon appeal in error from the Caurt of Exchequer Chamber in Ire- land, the material qtestiou in which appeared to he whether r deed, executed by Jlohn tlunton Ball in October, 1785, wai in- valid, In consequence of tht weak ...

... ri tom heLOND)ON (.IZI 'TTE of Tuesdvy, March 24- 1 WHITEHALL, MARCHI 21, 1829. rbe King has Iteen pleatci1 to direct letters pateut to be5 pasted strder the Great Seal, appointing Lieut.- General S~r Ileory Pane, ?? to bet Ma~selr-Surveyor and Surveyor- ~ Geagirai of tie O'rdnanice of the Unitvd Kingdorn of' Great Britain and Ireland. The King las been pleased to present the 11ev. Anguslite ...

... MR. OfCONNIVELL AND SIR PETER LAURIE. 1 TO SIR PETER LAUJRIE, KNIGHT AND ALDERMAN. WoSITHY Stit Par~si-There it. one point on whicb yviu and !Odare agreed-heiartily ag~reed-would that you were a Blaronet adnot a nice City Knight ! Ouly think, Sir Peter, of the aw-ful dilemma in which I am placed, compelled elbher to address a City Knight, or to allow seate most special nonsense to go with vat ...

... THE' MYSTER1()OS JFFAIR. [vFaoiM THE AGE OF YESTERDAY.3 REPLY TO CAPTAIN GARTH'S AFFIDAVIT. The leading Popery Journals, The 7Tmef and Chonicle, after printing pages ot fiend-like is),a4v atinst an Illustrious Personage, have, at last, dtsesi~rd r ntast by tbie pub- lication of an ?? in Chancery, made by a Mr. Thomas Girth agalust Sir H. Taylor arid others, respecting tha custody of a box of ...

... itt ita rapid interease of Sir R. Inglis's majority on Friday, r obVioUS to the friends of Mr. Peel that such a coali- 1tibl L. . Bud High Church bad taken place against them I PO'If hope could be entertained of final success. Accord- PoS tsrdar morning it wasresolved in Committee, to keep I'loPnnyl oasnl&u~ghltgivthosegentlemen who bad dtteir intention of coming from1 town an opportunity of d ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL.AND. I - cart HOUSE OF LORDS, MAlicHo 16. il Mr. Scott, from the Clnam~er of London, presented an Ac- the, count of the Receipt ?? of the orphans, Fqnd, ot gkilk the Pupd for ?? London-bridge, andt Other Accounts. cas CATHOLICS. a His Royal Highnesse the Duke of CUMeBERLANDstated, yet that be had received the ?? Petition Of the Protestillul Of wit) ...

... PARISh OF LidLPBETM. A a djourned Gtoaral Vestry Mtetifg was held yesterday morning, In tne Vestry Hall, Lameeti, to examine the Bill now pending in Parliament for lighting, wathbing, and cleauslg the xoads and streets in Lambeth and Wsterloo-road districts. Dr. DoYLEY took the Chasir, *cd twas supported by a very siumeroug assemblage of the inhabitants, who are deeply inte- reeted In tbe ...

... THE LATE DUEL IN H[Gh LIFE. [FRaOM THR ONSERVER Or YRSTZRIAY.] FURTHER PARTICIULARS, So secret were the negociations preparatory to this duel, that none of the most intimate friends of either party were privy to what was passing. Sir Henry Ffardinge, as the friend of the Duke, mqde hiu appointments with the Earl of Falmouth who waS the friend of tbt Earl of Wincbilsta, at the House of Loris, ...

... V.CACNCIES i**he EAST INDIA DIRECTION- - TO THE ]PROPRIETORS OF INDIA STOCK. LADnIES AND GZNTLUM5IN-1 AM one of those ProprietorS pho have been recently denounced as Wiau aias o a - Isp' voted for a pitrttiuliir catadidate At the Titt. election. r Grareful for the Distinction conferred an me of befog classed Aamong sol uptful a public body. I hasten to acknowledae it, n lay bringing to yoor ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRIITIIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCIN 27. C General G~acosyne, and others Iren; the Commons, brought up fire Private Bills, which were seve rally read a first tune. t Several Billk already on the Table were forwarded ante st5ge. CATHOLICS. The Earl of R OSEBE RRY presented a Petition, snimeroosly and respectably signed, from the Inhabitianta of Sterling. in ...