... 7HE PItS NIGH.iS Oi ST. -LBIAS Thb loaers of thet mupousi, the appalling, sld the s5~tpr, ratural, have a great treat prepared for them ilk this sxtrAsrdi- nary Production, which comprehends a succession of wonders that could have proceeded only from an invention of the most Ilosaitustible character. The work, as the preface observes, i IOn 0Of pure fiction; founded upen no ?? nron no legend; ...

... C111CHiSTBR REPORM MAETING. 05, Frid.y lael, those of the inhabitants of the city of Chit. Cheater who are most favoterablet to Parliamentary Reform as- e,ambled and dinsed at the Swam Ion (Mrs. Davorillls1, E. S. L'ulln.Esq. in tbe Cbair. Mr. Cultuen has been for some time kanown tO the citizens of Chichester as an able, sincere, and strenuous advocate of ParliagetDfiry Reform, & therefore ...

... The circumstance we are about to relate wears so romantic an air, that we deem It proper to premise that it has been com- municated to us from a gertleittar who has had the best pos- sible opportuitiy of knowing its accuracy, and who is inca- pable of stating any thing that is not strictly true :-A fet weeksince, while one of our stage coaches was travelling on this side of Edinburgh, at a ...

... IMpERIAL PARLIAMENT oA fiREAT 8RITAiN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 10. LONDON BRIDGE. The Earl of ELDON presented a Petition from certain iuba9 bttants of Bridge War4, against the London Bridge Approachbi Bill, and praying that, should it pass, compensation apigbt be gannted to ?? and referred to the Committee. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY stated that tit* order ?? to the City of London ...

... LONDON: T7HURSD4X, JUNEB 25, 1829. The Royal Speech at the close of the Session de- mands no particular remark. It contains nothing that might not have been anticipated, and is as unmeaning and general as Royal Speeches usually are. Our Contemporary (The Glohe) observed last night:- We mentioned Come days ago the case of Mr. WRAY and the Bisbep of LINoLN, which has been some tize since the ...

... I THE MORNING GHBROAICLE. LONDON: MONVDAV, JUNE 15, 1829. We received last night Brussels Papers to the 18th of June. The following are extracts:- ODESSA, MAY 22.-Sevefal Captains of ships affirm that the Russian brig of war Orpheus has brought to Sizeboli the news that the Turkish fleet of 28 sail had entered the Black Sea, on which Admiral GRtEIGN sailed for Sizeboli. We leave net yet heard ...

... IMPERIA PARLIAMENT OF GREdT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 11. Lord Wynford (late Chief Justice Best) was introduced by Lords Tenterden and Grrnuley, and took the Oaths and his Seat, Lord Harris and Lord Vernon also took the Oaths and their Seats. TRADE TO INDIA. The Earl of CA RLISLE presented a Petition from the Cor- poration of Cutlers at Rammerfield, near Sheffield, praying that ...

... BISHOP K4Y AlVD VICAR WRdY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The Bishop of Lincoln having been raised to the Bench, in consequence of the opinion entertained by hi. patron of his personal fitness, and not by the usual means of Court favour and family connexions, all his official acts may be considered important, from the influ- ence of their example. His conduct towards Mr. Wray ...

... TH7I MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAYT JUNE 10, 1829. We received last night Dutch Papers to the 6th June, from which we make the follow extracts:- HAGUE, JUNE 2.-Great exertions are making In the office of the Minister of Finance to drew up the new scheme for the De- cennial Budget, which is to be laid before the Second Chamber of tbe States-aeoesal. It is said that most considerable re- ...

... FRENCH P4tERS. rFRDM THE GAZZTTE DE FRANCE OF SUNDAY.] PARIS, JUNE 6.-Fte dsugburg G'jzette announces, under the bead Smyrna, that the Russias have for tbe present raised the blockade from the Gulf of Conteasa to the Dorilanalles, in con- sequence of the remostratces of Count Dandolo, the Austrian Admiral. It was also reported at Smyroe that an English squa- dron was coming from Malta,to cause ...

... IMEMOIRS OF LADY FANSHAWE, WITH EXTRACTS FROM THE CORRESPONDENCE OF SIR RICHARD FANSHAW. ,- - Both in tho light and in the graver class ef Memoirs, the French bave always excelled all other nations. At one time they had almost a monopoly of this branch of Literature, but le, of late our countrvimn have shown themselves successful com- St petitors. The present volume Is one of the most pleasing ...

... We extract the following from the Prussian State Gazette of the 9th iastant, which arrived yesterday- NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR. Camp before Sillstria, May 29. The ?? of the saege han already begun, and in the night of the 26th the first parallel was completed. In general the enemy gives us very little interruption in our work. Io the night of the 29tb, however, be attempted a Sally, ...