... floviS 0. LORDS.P8W.4y- - 'JDGIMENTS. ~ C Mr.NElRtttCIAL Btz -o ScOTLkNT2-Wb. tbh r Folarocia Bwhoi. g CoDnpary of Scotland ,- M r oc lrbo wt as ^Lw Aant, was iaeited ib edeed of partnetbli wrbich he did, and is toat ; tre ar *rtlpralatwn ia big favtur that he ebonld be sp. ht4 Irt manager, that he bhould not be removed eatept with ctrimnee of the vrbel Committeeof ManaReUCent for the tboehg; ...

... NEW LONDON BRIDG8K COMPENSATIONs. TaRe CORPoATION or LONDON V- Mtt151111 THOMAS AND CHARLES JotieS.-On Wednesday, at Guildball, a Jury was sworn InDthl Mayor'$ Court to ass th* amount of cempenau- tion which should be given to Meats. Thomas and Charles Jones, the saettslve oil and colour mertchnts, for the injury done to their trade by their ejectioS from their extebnive pre. mises, No. 125, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. an't HOUSE OF LORDS, Jutx 1. A Th. Lord Ctancellor, the Marquess of Wirichestier, and the WI Earl of Shaftesbury, as hisi mmlesty's Commissioners, gave the to I Royal Assent to the Exchequer Bills' Bill, the National Debt Bill, the Consolidated Fund Bill, the Disembodied Militia (Ireland) C Bill, heb Six Clerke' Office Bill, the Insolvent Debtors' ...

... PORTSMO UTH, JUAvE 20. The Isis, Samarang, Weazl, and Racer were at Malta on the 23d of April; the Etna was daily expected from Marseilles; Mr. Gordon, tbe recently appointed Ambassador from England to the Sublime Porte, had gone up to Smyrna in the Revenge, 74, and would proceed thence to Constantinople in the Sama- rang, which ship was fittinz in baste for that purpose. Count Guliieminot, ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLEI. LONDON: zaIdAY, JUNE 26, 1829. We received last night the Prusian Slate Gazetle of the 20th June, and Amsterdam Papers to the 24th June. The Prussian State Gaxdie contains lengthened details of naval engagements on a small scale in the Black Sea. The following are extracts- CONsTANTINOPLB, MAY 26-The Turkish beef bha appeared aga*n in the Black Sea, and fell.. in with ...

... THE IV'EITHER. The genial showers of rain which Ian v1kitd c,, durng the Lst week, have had the h'st etrrct, ou ve'a every description, although the harlty am en' fear, be a short crop, and in oilast places the nianrel which is getting Into extensive cultivation, his ,,ally i oswing to the late continued dry weather. ltbe Su!a r, in sole situatiensa nd bad in ?? *verybre in the straw, sad the ...

... ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY THREE FOREIGN LADIES, | | ONE OF WHOM WAS DROWNI. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] I At Lambeth-street yesterday afternoon, shortly before the D business of the day was over, and just as the sitting Magistrates, M Messrs. Hardwick and Wyatt, were about to )cave the bench, us Simpson, the constable, and Purdy, the watch-house keeper cc' of All Saints, Poplar, entered the office, ...

... ?? IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREA4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 12. On the motion of Lord DURHAM, a Message wa sent to the Houee of Commons, requeeting that Mr. Alderman Wood ad Mr. Tennyson, Members of that House, might attend to be examined before the Committee of the Lords, sitting to inquire Into the Loudon Bridge Approaches' Bill. The Commissioner of Charities' Bill, thb Irish ...

... THES MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1829. The question of a Dissolution of Parliament at the close of the Session has certainly been seriously discussed ' in secretioribus Consiliis, but it was decided in the negative long before the least rumour on the subject reached the Suburbs. The Clare Agitation is not likely to change the determination on this subject. The Government ...

... THER ARMY. Yesterday being Lord F. Somerset's levee-day, his Lordship received at the Horse-Guards Lord Fincastle, Colonel Moodke, Lieut.-Colonel Maclaine, Lieut.-Col. Moore, Lieut.-Celotnel Fitzgerald, Lieutenant Colonel AuStin, Sir Warren Peatockv, Lieutenant-Colonel Daubeney, Sir George Bingham, Lieute- ?? Mantel, Lieut.-Geerial Str George Anion, and several other officer. and priv`te ...

... PLAN FOR PAVING CHEAP>IDE. I I I II I I i I r i I 0 I F 9 a mI I St. May-aq-la-ltme u D.D F.. W.ItW. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiSt-Arong other things which have attracted my attention, upon my arrival, after a pretty long absence from my country, is an article in Ibe last number of The Edinaburgh ReRew, handed Utilitarian (a word now to ?? and Polittcs- and directed against as ...

... IRELAND DUBLIN-SATURDAY, Auxs 13. Every account from Clare Is read with the most IaonsOU In@ terest, the more Particnlarly as there is If tile doubt, notwtsvt- standing thle previous assurances to the 4ontrary, that Mr. Vasey Fitzgerald will contest the election. Reports have been received from Ennistyalon of the proceed- ilags at the Sessions Registries on Wednesday and Thursday, at half-past ...