... LONDON: q a 7 URSDAY, XIIRCH 31, 1829. t The Catholic Relief Bill has at length made its way It through the House of Commons. An Amendment was b moved to the Motion for the Third Reading, that the E Bill be read a third time this day six months; and the a discussion lasted till a late hour this morning, when a di. 0 vision took place. The numbers were- C For the Amendment . ?? 142 a Against it ...

... '1 hell LON DON (GAZETTE of FridayMarchW7. CROWN O)FFICE, MARCH 27, 1829. ,wi'A mrt r l% 0) 'JO sP.PW IN THIS PR~ISN'r PARLIAMEINT. ~ troii Ii' Alviuriorroughi-Williarn Johin Biikes, Esq. In the a, ef L rd Brudenull, who bas accepted the Cbifitern uardreds Co wri~rnkion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of lliu ?? Andrew Aline-, Bart.to be Vice-Liueutenant. to trmons tgned iry the ...

... THE MJORNING CHJROXIC' I.I LONDON: FRID.4YA ARCH 13, 1S29. WVe have received the Paris Papers of 'I ec'J4 the Gazette de Tramce, dated Wednesday. In the Chamber of Deputies, on Mlondy,1 quess de CAMBA, the Reporter of thte (om ,::re charged with the examination of the present L ! ; ing Tobacco, delivered the Report of tie I orr, The project proposed the continuatioa of the FIWP, i to the ...

... DUBLIN, FDR. SS. [sRs A COBRitsPOtiEN] The Ipeech of the Duke ot Clarence, on Monday, has produced a most rowerful imnpression here, and if the suttject of convetsa- tion in all circles. His unqualified advoctcy of the proposed relief bill is regarded as decidive of its cismplete success. The hostility to the measure is fast decteasing; every Indivi- dual connected with the public offices now ...

... fFROM Tilt GAZETTP. DE FRANCE, DATED MARCH 15] PARsI, MARCH 15.-The Augsbuoreh Go:ette has a Letter I'n a Correspondent, dated from the Banks of the Main, lst Ni cb, which says, The Mission of M. de Maluezewicz from |; alnbilet of St. Petersburgh to that of London, is likely to ldto very important results. It seems be has already de- larsdto the English Ministry tbat Russia would not consent ...

... 1'Th MR1 U NING CIIIt U 'ICL A,. LON D ON: TUESD.JY, M.4lfLH 24, 1829. ?? yesterday received the Paris Papers of Saturday, and the (.azette de Irance, dated Sunday. In the Chamber of Deputies, on Friday, the various Amend- rents proposed to the Law respecting the Monopoly of lohacco were rejected ; and the measure, as a whole, wat adopted by a great majority. ,FR.I THE N FIEAGER DES ClAMBRES, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM ENT? OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 94. 0 Lord G. Samerset, and others from the Commons, brought Kl I) an Act for extending to Irelitnd the 53dol George Ill., and soili h private Bills, which were severally read a first time. Several Measures were forwarded one stage. COALTRADE. The Marquess of LO)NDONDE'tRY was Anxious to tre'p3!S on their Lordships' ...

... GjRjFT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 5. The Lord Chaacceilor, the Earl of Sliaftrsbury, aind Lord filfillorOolgh, as lhis Majesty'a Commissioners, gave the Royal Assent to the Catinolic Asbocisktion Suppression Bill. CATHOLICS. ijis Royal Highness the ?? of CUMBERLAND preset-l oi a 'etition aganistt grantirg further Conicessiou to the Catho- lea., front Some plce in Wiltshire. ...

... ROMAN CAThOLIC RELIEF BILL. [Note.-The words printed in JItlics are proposed lobe inserted In the Committee.] Whereas, by various Acts of Parliament, certain restraints and diashilities are Imposed on the Romuan Catholic subjects of big Majesty, to which other subjects of his Majesty are not liable : and whereas It Is expedient that such restraints and dis- abilitles shall be from henceforth ...

... DUBLIN, NiAtCH *8. WhUst the festiuities In commemoratiorn ot the festival of S Patrick were proceeding in the C;osI, a mob of ?? Varadoid several iaf the principal streets of tbe city, 1%reaking the windows of many of the hotuseet A% 1 ey pessed. From the character sf the personit apprebendted fritn nnionget tbe tsob, and the varied pl litica of the gentlemen wbhose houses it ri' In- jired, ...

... 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 ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 9. Mr. Beck, from the Office of the Commissionere of the National Debt, presentaed Accounts of the Savings' Banks. Lord Stanley and Mr. F. Lewis, and ether Members of the Commons, brought up two Private Bills. CATHOL ICS. Petitions in favour of the Catholics were presented by Lord Littleton, from a place in Staffordsbire ; by tbh Earl of Darnley, from tbe Dissenters of ...