... [FROM THE MESSAGER DES CHAMBRES Or TUESDAY-] PARIS, APRIL 27.-We quote fro the German Journals the few passages which are not repetitions of what they have hav already stated. CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 26.-ID the midst of the formida- bke preparations for war, the Aubasesador for the Netherlands does apt lose sight of the Doble mission which the confidence of the Allied Cabinets has intrasted to ...

... T TE MOJRNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, MAY I, 1829. We received last night the Paris Papers of Moniday and Tuesday last, and the Gazette de krance dated Wednesday. From every quarter proceed calls for the dissolution of the Chamber. In a letter addressed by M. BENJAMIN CONSTANT to the Courier Prancais, he observes, The Mnistry does not exist, the present Chamber scarcely exists; but the ...

... On Saturday last the rain poured down incessantly, bthb In bhe neighlbourbood of Lewes and up the country, which, with the rains ita: had previously fallen, completely inundated the low lands; near Isfield the flood was extremely bigb, so that consi- derable Injury was done to the river banks, &c. Following the course of the channel down to Lewes, we observed many parts where the b tnks bad ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OI GRE.4T BRI TAIN AND IRELA ND. HOUSE OF COMMfONS, APRIL 30. Pursuant to an arrangement made yesterday, when there was an insufficient number of Members present to form a House, the Speaker was to take the Chair at a quarter before Twelve o'clock, on the understanding that he was then to sit only a abort time, and that the House was te reassemble for the dis- patch of ...

... : I- ~2he nanipaiow ill aa eenpased;and, spite of thes tiniter~irphiieawhic wee md~,ugaud is not yet int arms A mnthagonoting as alke ofbut insurrectionse mailrevlutons ?? is aid, could cot bear that an attack shouldb ?? th reiiucrd which wast so dear intoean the the hild beuiee p defence- teis to their mota emi.Itwas prtnetat if Parlia- isoent should yield, there would be peril for Pliament, ...

... CHRIST CHURCH, BLACKFRAlhS-ROQAD. Yesterday a General Vestry of the Parisbionera of Christ Church was held in the Church, for the tierpose of taking into consideration the propriety of grantiOR 1001. to the Rector, to eiable bim to pay the services of the Curte ; and to raise a rate to meet the sum of 601. due to the Rector, under an Act passed iD the reign of King William. Mr. WEBB to Zk the ...

... THE KING'S DRAWING-ROOM. (FsaoM THe CoURT ClRCULAR.] S 'he day sppointed for the celebration of his Majesty's BIrth- t Jay is St' George a Day, as befog more In the London season, 5s affording a more opportune encouragement to trade and the ,5s fscrure of til country, tban its clebration would be on tbe pau g wst whic is the Kiag's natal day. This year, how. L S,; George'd D4y fell in tbe ...

... Zrom the LOND ON GJZE TrE of Friday, May 1. ST. JAMpES'SPALACi, APRittL 9 The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Wilasm RX cbard Cosway Esq. of Bilsington, in the Countyof Kent, late Secretary to Vice-Admiral Lord Collingworied. Ikie K;ig was this daypleased to confer the bonorir of Knighthood upon captain John Franklin, ofthe RoyalNavy, ?? ofthe Vorthamn Land ...

... IMPERI AL PARLIAMENT Or GwREAT BRITAIN JND IRELAfND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 1. Lord Stafford, Lord Stourton, and Lord Petre, took the ti Oth prescribed fr CAtholic Peers by the Aet of this Session, b ntid their seats, tl The Natval Officers' Widows Pension Bill; the Newfotnd- r iand Acts Amendmrent Bill; and several Pr'vate BRids, were r, read a third time. Sir Alexander Grant, Mr. Eatcourt, Mr. ...

... FRZECH PAPERS. iltE DIEESSAGEE 035 CtHAMRts of WEDNESDAY.] AP R I5 L 2 (Eztract from the (enam Jonrnals.)-A !ol, Jassy, of the 1t0r of April, says ' For some days frornubt of Ruasian troops passing through this city I fro Bessarabit has considerably increased. As stegflngjment srrves It is reviewed in the great meadow by CGelral l)iebilbcb, anti each of them imitedi- lini rill its marcb, some ...

... THE JJORILVING CHR0 IGCLE. LONDON: SATURUAJt.Y, mAY2, 1829. In the work On the Rise, Progress, and Present ?? Opinion, attributed to Mr. M'KINNoN, is observed, that ' in a country where the laws are lual, the only means left of defining the several classes ?asciety is by property, which, as long as freedom and irili ation exist, can possess the only power or influence t the state. Whenever ...

... TH. AiuRNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, MAY4, 1829. We received last night German, Dutch, and Drussels Papers, the last to the 2d of May. The Allgemteise Zeitung contains an article speculating on the possibility of collision between the English and Russians in the Me- diterranean. The following are extracts:- ANCONA, APaIL 12.-It is said that Admiral HEYDEN intends to blockade the barbour of ...