... DVUEL BETWEEN THE DUKE QF WELLING. TUN AND THE ABRL OF WINCHILSEJ. It is our duty to announce to the public an event which, thank Gud! bua not been attended with fatal consequences to the mersonags concerned in it. A meeting took place on Saturday aoraing in Batterseafieldi, between the Duke of WFLLINGTON nd the Earl of WINCHILSEA. The Duke was attended by Sir 'ENRY HARDINGe as his second. ...

... IA'PPSRO4cBAES J 0 THE NE W L WAD (- JMUJD'A .. I L TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING C1ll'i8'tL Sist-I hope you will allow me, throligi tte me ` i widely circulatedpasper, to ask tle folioirr Ing r5'i' j tion to the Bill now before a Committee of the Hllse |tols respecting the approaches to the New L ,i-ut 31 ; I. Is it consistent that Parliament shineild lly iSO public to the amonnt of a million ...

... TEJ'R MORNING CHRONICLE. LOND014: NMONDJY, mJRCH 23, 1829. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday. They are filled with the Reports delivered by Messrs. Dupix and SIBASTIAN, of the Committees on the Depart- mental and Commercial Laws, in the Chamber of Depu- ties on Thursday last. FRENCH FUNDS. Rentes, Five per Cents, 1071. 60c. 50c. Three per Centq. 77f. 90e. Bank Actions, 1830f. 1832f. ...

... U7t '0O SURREY MEETING. CO .f.ztURTHER CONCESSIONSto Eke CAIHOLICS.] I. 011YIITIIER COX CE555W545 in ?? pi Nesting of the Freeholders of the COuNDT ofW r phere., pursulttt to a public Requisitlon to the High O gos,&bosy Nobleman, Magistratles, and Gentlemnsp ' ,1ii ib meeleng Wias a very sorry affaisr it did n, humer osel 11111O'said perssons at aty hour of the thbtousanid there were not smore ...

... The following is a copy of Lord Winchileea's Letter to Mr. Coleridge, the sentiments expressed in which caused the hostile meeting on Sa urday, in 83ttersea Fields:- COPT OF A LETTER TO H5J1WRY NELSON COLERIDGE, RS*., SICRI- 2ARlY TO THi COXM ITTrIS FO. RStABLrIAHINO TRl KING'S co alSEs, LO1 DON. SIR, Eastwell.park, March 14. I beg you will have the goodness to slate to the Committee of Mfa- ...

... CONVICTS ORDERED FOR EXECDTION. d. ; Tbe following is a brief account of the convicts ordered far !d execution to-morrow morning a Charles Goedlad, who is 22 years of age, was tried for !y robbing his master, Mr. Arthur Geddes, a merchant, of 6, ly Stafford-row, Buckingham-gate, of different articles of plate t The prisoner was in Mr. Geddes' service as footman, where he Id was engaged on the ...

... 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, ...

... MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-LNcOLN, MARCH 19. GEORGE WINGFIELD wras indicted for having felr- niously assaulted Robert Capp, of Leadenbam, and from his person and against his will taking one pocket-book, ?? various notes and money. It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor was return- ing home from market on horseback, when he was overtaken by the prisoner and four other persons. Tbe prosecutor ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 23. The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury and Lord Melville, as his Majesty's Commissioners, gave the Royal As- sent to the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Mutiny Bill, and the Nis. rine Mutiny Bill, Mr. Bqstard, and others from the Commons, brought up two Private Bills. CATHOLICS. Petitiois, praying that no furtber co0nc ...

... a*re xtracts from German, Dutch, and othaler ree ivT esteem which our troops haiive acquired P,~r, Fos 6 -h If tbh Pach lics of Asiatic Turkey by a loop Iedui yictiries durhig the tcs, camailgT as well as and strict jnstice wihb which they have treatid tin, III rd bitve prodoced tbe molt satiltattory results Perfect illaly 1revoils sn5t' g rh inhabitantit sf the town anid the 10l withut ...

... At the usual hour yesterday mrorning, Thomas Birmingham, 21; Joseph lledgard, 23; and William Kelly, 21, for highway robbery; rnd Cuarles Goodlad, 22, fsr stealing a large quan- tity of plate in the dwelling house of his master, were executed in front ot Newgate. There was a great crowd, one-half of which were composed of females. A little before eight o'clock the Under Shenids arrived; and ...

... 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' ...