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... [FROM THLE OAZgr'E DP FRANCS, DATED MONDAY, MAY 11J 'ARIS, MAY 10-Tbe refusal of the Duke de Laevl Montmo- renc so acceptthe Departmeru of Foreign Affairs is no longer a socret to anybody. It must havn cost this Noble Person a eratieffork not to accept the post to which the King had called biawith peculiar goodness. A modesty, which is very rare in tbe titmes, has caused hint to see nothing ...
... 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 ...
... GOUSE Or, LORDS:-IcD.VZSDA.I (The JlDi.ES and LOrdl ELDNor present.] SIMONY. I.O V. Biallop' or Cims'i ?? from a Judliment of tite (court of JKilli's Betch, affirming a Judgment of the Court of Gireat Sessions at Chser, n aspecial verdict in a qtuare im- fo.Serjearit CROSS, for the plaintiff in error, stated the facts of the came as they appeare4 on the special verdict, which Jay in S very ...
... PRESENTATION OF A SILVER VASE TO THE SE- CRETAIRY OF THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF LlI CENSED VICTUALLERS. Yesterday, a numerous and highly respectable company of the Members of the Friendly Society of Ligeused Victuallere sat down to an excellent dinner, at the Waterloo Tavern, We- terloo-brldge-road, which was given for the express purpose of presenting to Mr. Thomas Phippen, Secretary to tbat ...
... i GUILDHALL CONCKRT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DISTRESSED SILK-WEAVERS OF SPITALFIELDS. A Concert, upon the same scal as that given for the benefit of the Spanish and Italian Refugees, was performed on Saturday morning, at Guildhall, in aid of the Foods devoted to ilia assistance of those who have a much higher claim tupon our patriotism and our compassion-the J.istreaved Weavers of Spitalfields. ...
... IgPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GgRv,47 BRIT-IV AND IRELAIND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 2l. private Hills were forwarded one stage. 1 id Lowther, and ethers from the Commons, brought up the IjAop li Roadr' Bill, and aeveral Private Bills, iwlic were F ?? the Richmond Bridge Comttaissioners, the I Bridge Cnmmlsioners, and of tbe Commissioners for li New Churcebs, were severally presented at the Bar. t EAST ...
... STATE O0 MANCHESTER. We are happy to sy, that our account this week of the state Of Keanthasgr will be both *horter and better in character than thaieflest wed. Thae tranquillilv I wbihch We represented the town, at the Peuiod of publishing our last Number, has eontlnued, with Ustle or so interruption, up to this day. Numerous reports were in circulation during Tuesday and Wednesday respecting ...
... THE MJORNING CHRONIGCL. LONDON: TUESDAY. MAY l9, 1829. We have received the Paris Pa era of Saturday, and the Gazette de Prance dated Sun dy. The Liberal Papers are by no means satisfied with the recent appointments, which leave things, they say, ex- actly as they were ; or in the words of the Courier krancais, the end of an interim of four months, is only a sort of consecration of that ...
... T'HE MORNING CHRONICLEh. LONDON: MONDWY, M.UY 25, 1829. 8 We received last night Brussels and German Papers. On the 20th instant the Session of States General wO closed. The following is the only article worth ex- tracting ANCONA, MAY 7.-We learn from various quarters that pur- cbases of rum, coru, and ether articles requisite for the supply of a fleet, are making in the Mediterranean ports, ...
... DISTURBANCES IN SPiTAL-FIELDS ANI) BETHNAL I ~GREEN. The destructive practice of cutting Rtnd destroyink stlt alk the looms has recertmertced In lb-ase ditrict, and th at On alatrming and extensive scale, with ro quonitly br reeds, the property of differeint nranurcture,, ,bn reust to the journeymen wes Ter& the prices thsy b,,, deused ?? results of Saturday, Sunday, anrd lst Light's baic by ...
... On SAturday a Meeting of the Society for the Protection of Ri glaous Liberty was held at the City of London Tavern. The lrgt room was crowded at an arily bour, hut the majority It the persons present were ladies. At a few mninutes past eleten Lord Viscount Ebringtou wai announced to the Meeting, ?? his Lorosbhip' name was received with much applause. lie ialmediately afterwards entered the ...