... 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 ...

... CATdLWC sMANCIPd47ot-flE JESUITS. I 20o TRi EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONiZIE. Sn,_AMongst the securities which form Ft part of the Catho- lie g~macispatof Bill, there is one whicb, thing's it will prove arstol sad oppressive to en. party. can be of no avail to the . ctiosd ebich thus, without effecting tine intended Vur- Otheri .1 Qa the Grncleusneas of the proffered conceiarimn. I ia. ...

... LONDON: THURSD..4Y, M41RCH 12, 1829. By the terms in which the second section of Mr. PEEL'S Roman Catholic Relief Bill is couched, Mr. O'CONNELL will be excluded the benefit of the mea- sure, he having been returned as a Member of the House of Commons before the commencement of the Act. Though the Act might have been so worded as to prevent Mr. O'C.'a exclusion, he may, however, be re- elected ...

... [FRoM THE ME8sAGER DR$ CHANDRES OF THE 9TH MARCH.- SECOND IDITIoN.] EXTRACTS FROM TUE GERMAN JOURNALS. Important Newtsfrom Constantinople.-(By ExpresS.) A change in the bigheat Diguitary in the Empire besjlust teken place, for which nobody was prepared, and which was not ac- companied by any of those deplorable scenes which cause con- sternation in the public, or even in the bosom of some ...

... An application waa made to the St. Martin's Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, for a victualler's license for the Key in Chandoe- street, in the name of Joseph Bell. It appeared, however, that a wine license only had hitherto been granted, and the applica- tion was, of course, refused. Mr. Mart, of the Hum Puncheon, Barleigb-etreet. Eaeter 'Cbange, applied for a Icenme for the house No. 397, in the ...

... THE MYSTERIOUS A4FAIR. (SINGULAR AFFIDAVIT IN CHANCERY.) 1N CHANCERY. BETWEEN TNOMAS GARTH, ESQ., PLAINTIFF; AND Sitt HERBERT TAYLOR, KNIGHT COOiMANDER OF THE BATH, SIR JOHN DEAN PAUL, BARONET, ROBERT SNOW, AND) JOHN DFAN PAUL, AND CHARLES MOLLOY WESTUACOTT, GENTS., DEFE'NDANTS, Thomas Garth, of Melton Mowvbray, in tbe County of Leicester, Esquire, a Captain on balf-pay in his Majenty's Army ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND). HOlOUSE 01 LORDS, MACtCH 12. CATHOLICS. Lord AUCKLAND, in tbe absence of a Noble Marquesp, gave not.ie tlarfie wouid to-morrow evelning present r Petition from the Catholics of Ireland. I~efore his Lordship had fintishtd giviing the notice, the Alarquess of Lantdown entered the House, which occasioned a considerable laugh. The M trquess ef ...

... 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 ...

... LORD HILL'S LEVEE. General Lord Hill, Commtanding-ln-Chief, held a Levee yes. terday, at bis Office in the Horse Guards, w wicb w-s attended by Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Wale, IC. , Major-Gee- ral Dalrymple, Lord Saltoun, and about twenty other Ofacers. Detachments belonging to the East India Cowpany's Artil. lery and Infantry are ordered to embark this morning on board a steam-veuel in ...

... [F~ROMS THE R ATH CRRON 1eLE OF yEsTERDAY.] This morning the, Mayor, Aldermen, and CommOn Cotuncil- mnen assembled in the Town-hall, to 'elect a Reprsrenetative in P'arltiuamet, the fermer election being, declared void by a double return. Long before the Ottse appointed for commencingi busi- Delet the ball was crowded by a dense mass of people, Who were vociferous in thetir shouts for General ...

... ST. PANCRAS PARISH. Yesterday, at one o'clock, a general Meeting of the Inhabit- atnts of the populous parish of St- Fancies, was held at the Lindon Repesitory, Gray's Ino Road, for the purpose of peti- tioning both Houses of Parliament againat the Select Vestry Act of this parish, passed in 1819, as unjust, and contrary to tie principles of the Constitttion, inasmuch as the money of the ...

... DUBLIN, TvESDAY, MARCH 10. A Meeting of persons of all creeds, who feel an interest in the preservation and extension of popular rights, is to take place this day, at three o'clock, at the room formerly occupied by the late Catholic Association, on Burgh Q1iay. The ooject ot the Mleeting is to take into consideration the propriety of calling, by requisitIon, an Aggregate Meeting to petition ...