... THE NEW GOI'hRRNMENT INNUITY BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE; SiR-This scheme is far more extensive and speculative in it- objects than any preceding Annuity scheme In which Govern ments bave engaged. It embraces Life Insurance as well a Annuities. It takes in most of the different species of risk undertaken by the Life Insurance Offices, and proposes somu, which the Offices, in ...

... rARISHES or ST. ANDREW, ST. PETER, AN4D ST.ANNS1 [FROM THS DUBLINE MORNINNG REGISTIa OF SATtRDAV.] Yesterday a Meeting of the Parishioners of the Unien of St. Andrew, St. Peter, and St. Anne, was held at the Corn Es- change, to adopt measures for the formation of a Fund to pay a nationaltribute to Mr. O'Connell. At half-past One o'clock the Chair was taken by BERNARD MULLINS, Esq. Mr. CHRIST ...

... In an article in our last, regarding the Poor Laws, we stated It as our well-weighed epinion, that If some decisive measures were not taken to sustain the tenantryof Ireland, they would be absol u telv crushed to powderby the jont operation of the Di&- q ilication Bill and thc Subletting Act. How this latter Act operater on the benafical hilders of leases has been very ably shown inl the ...

... CRUELTIESPERPETRATED BY HENRY AND HELEN | MOSS, ON A FEMALE NEGRO SLAVE IN THE I BAHAMAS. - [FROM TftX ANTI SLAVERY MONTHLY REPORTER FOR APRILIj 'rhe nature of this transaction 'Will best appear fram the fol- lowicg dispatch of Mr. Secretary Huskisson to the Governor, General Grant, dsted Downing-streetr, 28th Serternber, 1827 :- ' halive received your dispatch of the 31t July lastt trant- ...

... That in the abovd-mentioned Bill [S(mall Note Bill] now before your HONOURAsnE, HOUSE, your bumrble Petitioner sees a de- sign to cause gold and silerto be th6 cir- culatingmontyof Englaiid; that heknlcs, as well as he knunws fire burfis~iat if told and silver be the circulating moneyof Eug-_ aud, that more thau half the present noni- nal amount of rates cannot be levied,, u'ihk- : ...

... THLE NEW POLICE PROJECT. W17 reference to Mr Peel's Police Bill, the Standardl observes,- The highest degree of discipline is not always the pleasantest quality in those who are to watch us. The best policed place in thq world is a gaol-the next a garrison; but we suppose few regret that they are not under the care ofa turn1ey or aprovosGtmerslcl. They are functionaries, indeed, quite exempt ...

... FRE'NCH PAPERS. LPROM THX GAZITTE DE FRANCE, DATED APRIL 22.J PARIS, APRIL 21.-It seems that the leave of absence asked by M. de Chateeubriand was dispatched to him yesterday, by a cous- ricr. It is said that the Committee of the Budget will not make its Report on the Laws of the Finances before the middle of the month of May. It is affirmed that towards the end of the month the Minister of ...

... THE EXAMINER OF THIS DAY UONTAiNS | TAG} Abe Superior Tone of our MoyalS 257 ~iotobil: The New Police Pro. ect~l~ord Cholnodely and CaTholiC Qoestion-Tnial by . ?? Much !-Shocking Outrage at Weostminater School 257 The India Company - - raroclial Affairs-Select ?? tries -.6 F~ine Arts - . 201 rAGH Theatrical Examiner 262 From the London Gazettes 264 The Funds - - 264 Summary of Foreign News f ...

... HRA Al0JiNXIvG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TRURSDdY, APRIL 23, 1829. The recent Elections of Parochial Authorities in the Metropolis afford abundant proof, if proof were wanting, that the only security against malversation in office is popular suffrage. Wherever Parishes have been placed at the mercy of a body of the inhabitants, acting as Select Vestrymen, they have uniformly been plundered, and that ...

... M1t. O'CONNEIL. T.rl HE OBSERVER OF YVTE5TRDAYJ o , beve been afloat during the last week, as ris rU which it is sappoaed that Mr. O'Connel will I;0, . l t to sit in Parlittment. These rartuszrpe . otir lce tain is yet determined upon as to the mode ii Is° 'ils intnio te proceed. That he till assert his | i't Member for Cilare Is a deternination to which we t °' eme -but wbetherhewillassert it ...

... The Inforrers irave set to wirk against the owners of fishing smacks, boats, &c.; arid Sitrirday was appointed for hearing several cmse at Deptford, and at tlie Minuion-hi ,ue, in the City of Lldon. lh se cases which sere trot wiihdrswn were, however, poastpned ; and it is believed that sonie ap- preb lieslimns re entertained by those interested in the moiety ot the penal ies, that there will ...

... ; TTA : ,FRYS.; A CORXiE5PONDiT has suggested to Me the propriety of givi* .ciroubItion thfough the Register to the following dhticle, 5vwhieh he has takent: I beiewve, lrom, Tau PORNqG a - It . i9 CertiinP ?? -'nSeortOn S the f o wh it reminds us. My Ereadjenwifl p etibea fainos yea ott bubbling, 124 anid.8& ?? -will. reeo~eet~ also, tbat: crious.,thing called tle i.Equitble 'oan~ais. The ibl ...