... MR. WILLIAMS AND MR. WJLBBRFOReCE. _ I ?? I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-1 thank Mr. William-Wilberforce for the letter, which he has. addressed to the Editor of The Times, not only becauseit affords me the opportunity (so desirable at this particular period) of confirming what I have before stated, but as unable to gainsay a single statement contained in my Address to the ...

... Up NITARlJ1N DINVNER. Yetci va nn P 1 s llrtv of Gentlemen, the suhscri- ?? to, and riviltids of, thle Unitar ian Chapel, ill S'outh.- pkir'~ \II,.rtchlds astijlolei to(ti die, accordling to tlicir :01Iifl ou l'i'tOi!i, it thle Loindoni TavernL'l, BishcIopsgate.- ti'et. 'Tus Rev. W~. .1. Ii )\ waxs iln thle Chair. 'I e (in I he reniovalut 'f ihe cloth, the Bev. CHAIRMAN pro- posed 'I' lie ...

... MEETINGS OF CJREDWTORS, I 3n.!5, AT TII1. COURT 01) COMluIWSSIONER1S (I, IIANKRIJPTS, BASING- I1ALL-STP.EI:T. 3.1. H. J. Bowles, of Balsham, Cambridgeshire, grocer . 3 2 C. Price, of the Strand, uimlbrella-mantfuctui-el . 3 11 J. Nevett, late of George-vard, Lombard-street, broker . 3 12 E., Rix, of Brighitlielmstor,e, linen -draper 3 : ] T. Vanderconm, of Cluarles-street, Hampstead-road, ...

... 'I This morning we received the Paris Papers of Wed- nesay lastl 'he following arc extracts EFROM THE GAzrITTE DE PRANCE, DATED THURSDAY, JAN. 14]. PARIS, JAN. 13.-PMae Moniteeur of to-day contains in an official rart the r oe~s verbal of the biddings for the loan of 80 millions, 'at 4 per cent., which was taken'by Messrs. Rothschild, Brothers, at the price of 102f. 7jc. ; this offer being ...

... PIRENCH .idPERS. [FRO _ THE CONITEVR.] The Official part contains the following Royal Or- dinances I. Art. 1. There shall be created in the Department of the Minister of War a Consultative Committee, for the administration of that Department, Art. 2. The Committee shall consist of five Members. Art. 3. To be called Intendants-in-Chief, with an annual salary of 10,000 francs. II. Barons dc ...

... MR. SHEIL AND HIS COUNTRYNI.IB On Saturday the 3d April, a Dinner was given at ?? Galway to Mr. Shedl, which was attended by almost all C the Catholic Gentry of the County of Galway, and many a Protestants of rank. At this dinner, which was given in I approbation of his public conduct, MIr. Sheil was natu- o rally led to the mention of the part he had acted in the n transactions which led to ...

... Ti'I M1101]1NIAG CHROI? 0NICLE. LONDON: If. T ?? [)-l Y JUN!E z2, 38:0. e are glad to see so stout a champion of the Church t of England as Dr. 6OUTHIEY, tilting at the Ilishop of a LONNDON. In an article in Vie Quaatcr!r Rcv'iew, enti- tled ' P'olynesian Researches, evidently from the pen of that ('leitlniean, we ?? an ?? account of ?? i I ?? of the tlissioniries in the South Sea Islands, ...

... SECONDARLIES' IJT1'A-(oLE.T1st-StnEz :| j 110 LE PitiNCE V. Tlll-ILtIEs.--ThiS was a writ of inquiriiy for C- the assessnment of damnages, in a case in which the plailitiff th sought the SUIM of fivc hundred pounds for the tuition ofthe Oh defendant's children. The defendant had been discehargetl he unider'the Insolvent Act, and this actioui vas Ibrought ill cc order to make gool it chuirni ...

... HUNTINGDON COUNTY fMEETlNG. A numerous and highly respectable .vIeetilg of the Own- ers and Occupiers of Land in the County of Huntingdon was held, on Tuesday last, at Huntingdon, pursuant to Re. quisition, to take into Consideration the Propriety of Pe- titioning the Legislature for the Repeal of the Duties on Malt. The Crown Court, in the Hall, was appropriated to the occasion, and a little ...

... TIHE MOi ArINVG CHROLNICLE. A Parliamentary Paper which has just been distri- buted, throws a valuable light on the manner in which the duties of Administration, in as far as regards ourCo- lonies, have till lately been discharged. We allude to a letter from Mr. HEaRiEs to MIr. WILMOT HORTON, dated 26th March, 1827, relative to the Revenues and Expenditure of Ceylon, the Mauritius, the Cape ...

... THE MORANING CHB OAICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, AIlRCH 19, 18;30. Both Houses were engaged last night on the all. comprehensive subject of the Distress of the Country.- The House of Commons again adjourned the Debate to this day. In the Lords, the motion of the Duke of RICHMOND was negatived, by a majority of 141 to 61, It is impossible to deny that the condition of the la, bouring classes is a ...

... fTHE4 AUSTRIAN GOVERNMIE'NT AyN THE : . tuS.E OF 1MESSRS. ROIHSCHI.LD. - We copy from a Daily Paper the following account of a dispute which is said to have arisen between the Austrian Gover,6'`nexit and Messrs. Rothschild's banking-hollse The commercial letters received this morning from Frankfort and from Vienna touch, for the first time, upon the true causes of the scarcity of money which ...