... F 1 '1T ' E N 11A It kN1. 4 '.IiN x I FRINKNhEDMOJND, }{SP(R l. IJ The match between the alrtlve mfu, ?? has b the tapios, was s*fted yesterday tiu tte rtd f3 c neglectedi mil1.ang arena, Nomuana Ltnil, in Her tl,, hj . names of the ?? are fanitli it- the t ?? ' izii gilltc art. J iiies as a rnsfli t a tild lee a,1 'I .. fist'C ftnle ; andi Redmond alhttli ither if ! a e *sttm aid scientific ...

... P¢rom the LONDON GAZETTE o1 Tuesday, March 31. - I DiCLARATirON9 OF INSOLVENCY. MARl if 301, iS24.-JOHN ltOLL.INiON, of Starnfijeid and Gre:, WheinethamnaSmitfeloilieri trhita heis ininisolvent cilrcumstances, (irl is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors. MAIRcn 31, IS29.-RlCHtAD ROItNSON, o Woilverhampton, Stao . fordshirs.,hair k lrogoer and perfurner, that ie i, In insolvent ...

... The conduct of this youtb, only sixteen years of age. who forfeited his life to the offended laws of his country on Friday last, was extraordinary for his years, as regards the seif-pos- session in which lie remained, and the firmness with which be ap- peared to meet his fate, which be contemplated sometimes with a cheerfulness bordering on hardihood ; at other times he wes found hI tears, but ...

... I THE hORNING CHRONICLt,'h. I LONDON: WEDNVESD4Y, iPRIL 1, 1829. The Catholic Relief Bill was read a first time last night in the House of Lords. The Duke of WVEL- LINGTON moved that it be read a second time on Thursday next. Lord ELDON, who is floating on the full tide of popularity, and who dreads nothing so much as the termination of this to him envi- able state of things, naturally wishes ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oB GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS. MARCH 31. Seneral Pf ivate Bills were forwarded one stage. CATHOLICS. The Esil of ABINGDON presented PetitionsfrolmSpilsbut7 smnd other places in Oxfordshire, against granting further Corn, 9ession. to the Cathelics. CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL. Undej the expectation that this Bill would be brought up from the Commons, the House of ...

... ON' THE THIRD READING OF THlE ROMIAN CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL, MONDAY, MARCHO 311, 11t9. XIAJlI) ITY. Abercombf, ht. Hon.J. Forster, John L., Ponsinby, Hon. F. Acland, 5fir rhos. Fratikland, Rt. PonEsoorib, Hon. G. Alexander, Joents Frernantie. Sir Titan. ponorooby, Hon. W. S. Althorp, Lord French. A. Power, Rd. Anson, Sir G. GAriiv',Vh1CEU~t powlett, Lord WV. Anson, Hou. George Gilbiert, 1). G. ...

... IA Deputatimn from certain applicants for licenses waited a few days ago upon Mr. Estcourt, the originator of the meinsore, t in order to represenit to him tbe mistake in his Bill, a, to the time required by it for the giving ot notices of applications for - licenses. The Deputatiotn crinsisted of the following Genitlemen, who had been refused licenses on the last licensing day at Guild- hsll, ...

... TH.IE IJOJiUING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSD,1Y, APRIL 2, IB29. Some of our contemporaries have at length ventured to announce as a fact the Mission of a new Ambassador ts the PORTE, in the person of the Hon. Mr. GORDON, brother to the Secretary for Foreign Affairs. It will appear by a reference to the files of our Paper, that we stated, several weeks back, that this measure would certainly be ...

... ,EMALE JNTI-CAThOLICS. gi- rDITOR OF T7E MORNING CHRONICIE. t° TME - tI.- e t tt-re 3, t. t t-hr Lalt as of IiChcin 5- ,ki ,nd those of He~1-,rittptefdt in meariaflizingn bis ,redtb; ,h present 'rlaruing crisi Tbre Addlrest hiss 9 ?? ar hy numeroui feuralie, in contequeact of the exer- 10 .r gierenid Gentlemiat, whose name Is paefixed to ttte D .t I. atytat g ; at d ?? Are firwardeA to vom ...

... PORTUGUESE EMIGRNTS. rRoNtO A CORRESP(NDENT.) Foreign vessels, we understand, have 3u't been enftared by the rgents of the Younv Queen of NF'rt gaI in this Country, u r the purp-se of imntedltiisy conve) inrr the remnauit of her -J +Szy'! persecuted subjectq now tit PlymolUtb from England t he tbe Netherlands. There hra yet, Ft believe, been f(rwrrded oD fficial iririatin frrimn Etghsh beud ...

... ,,THE RIGH[V R:VEREND) TIlE LORD BISHOP OF B fHA ANI) WELLS. 1,RiD-Yotur Lordslip's sp'erct, as reported in i ie Nr,,srwpa per, upon pres winigi, no ruesdlay I ast, a Pmiti ii, VrAin Unireratradriates of bhe Univeraity of Cabr~i(]ge, hwa a iu a io i my way, wbich I cann~ot, IF tire o'ore, reAret, lusr nit ir needs inriuiate uiypeif in the relif trf trs~arwwtrds to yrrnr Lordship. Tae report ...

... THE CALNDARS. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] Although the Calendars in all the Circuits are lament- ably numerous, yet it is consolatory to find that there is a diminution of serious crimes. In some of the most crowded gaols not -a single case of an aggravated nature has presented itself; and on the Home Circuit there have occurred fewer executions than have been known for many years after the Lent ...