... I D Ii i-fl)RNA IS G ClRJOXArCl;. I LONDON: ,VJ1 -Z)O1.t, ALI 31, 1830. AVC received, last night, Dutch Papets to the 26th M\Iay, the Allgciueine Zeiltng-, and the P'2russian State Gazttte to the 24th Mlay, and the St. J'ctcesburgh Jour- nal to the 12th Melay. A sort of compromise has taken place on the subject of the Law respecting the Press in the States General, the KIING consenting to ...

... L2NC( TE. V TO 'li, El.DITOR Ol Ti ii: MIORNING CIIRONICLE. d PiAt IS, Ai-RIL 8, 1830. 1 ' n tl A llli lt 1at ?? h ltr ClO tles, and(1 crield, ' Treason! a T1ireasoll! a ?? ?? you remember the history of this woman ?i If not, you may read it in the second book of Kingrs. It is neither wanting in amusement or instruction. bhe ti was the mother of Ahazi ,h, King ot Judah, and when P li r son ...

... | THE, T lE D'IIo 1 OF THE WIORNIN-C CHILONICLE I I .- II . . 1- \ I ?? r -lil-Voui Paper Of Thursdai l]tst contained a letteraIl- dresseid to Sir Robert ljglis, one of the Members for the t U niversity of Oxford, from the Itev. Miaurice James, ?? a Fellow of Corpus Christi Coll~ige in that University, who C describes ?? ti as tbei Incunmlient of the Rectory of N VOntjbritjge, which he says ...

... i TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE, Paris, March 26, 1830. 5 SIB-I think it is Sir Walter Scott, in his Life of Nape. leon Bonaparte, who records an anecdote of the Grand Vizier at Constantinople, in the reign of Louis XIV., which I shall not be likely to forget. The French Envoy at that time in the capital of the Ottoman Empire, having received intelligence of an important victory ...

... Is1.A 'CN G OPINIONS OF TIUE: ])Ll'Al'l'l.NTS ---ENT IAL EIJE'CTIO:N, &c- Tro Ti-lE EDITOR OF THE TMORNING CHRO(NICLE. Paris, IMiy 29, 18:O0. Sts-'I'tle Prefect of the Seine ventured on a piece of prophecy the other day, which I nierely notice to point out its falacy. Ile told the King of Naples, i' that the Duchess of Berry-the idol of France-that Providence hacd blessed the cradle of her son ...

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... 1conz /tIe L ,ONDON .A4ZET7'T of Tuesdays April20. D)ECLARlAT1IONS, (F INSOLVENCY. ADOI PIHIT, WXARREN', of I1linister, Somersetshire, Scr'iveniei, that hec is ill iiisiolv'ent cilcouistai-ies, andi is oin- abli tol inetet iii's ewn gagelnts with flis credaitur'i. AVI LIAA i tA)N of'B fihicilnin-itrect, N~ntn o nirvy 3'.gnoee , tha-.t he is il rillsolven t ChCI c i Sta nCc'S, and 1s 1.na:1ble ...

... SALE Op BEER BILL. . .I The following is an abstract of the Bill to permit the General Sale of Beer by Retail in England, as amended by the Commrittee (Tire clauses from [a] to [L] were added by the Committee.) All persons licensed under this Act, frchn and after the ] nth of October, 1830, may sell beer by retail in alny part of England, in any house or premises specified in such licence. ...

... 'm R :-ITJ j I :E I A Wardriute ivas held y'esterday at St. Bride's Church, for flne election of a WaidBeadle and an Inqttcstm AMr. AepuiOibRTS i0 the Chair. After tllhe Aisiinesfdri M'h thc'keting was called had COflCliud'ed, a' ' ;;s ?? > ' 9 . M.[r. lV-TIFEX; g and obserc iat be had seeu th.l a-coullt of ?? jil -Fetterl'lnexuitls eonlsidet1(be r eg1Aet,-inU that he tlioiirlht .t ...

... . Some days ago, a man called at the house of Mr. Tyrrell,, looking-glass manufacturer, Greek-street, Soho, and deli- vered an order, of which the following is a copy:- Sir-We require for a friend of ours, who is going abroad, the completion of the following order, viz., one set of handsome ivory chess-men, from 51. to 61.; one set backgammon-mnen, and handsome, but n/ot ver7y eapensive, ...

... H CO L O S -U - I J i: t~ S: THB.o COLOSSEiUM. i ; . . I . . , .: _ , , I . L - I . , W' E : s I' Frotn The Observer of Jrlgte diy. - We have been much gratified by a recent view of that wonderful- monu ment of the triumph, of art over nature-The' Coi.ossXeus, in the Regellt's Park-in its nowv :comparatively finished state. Every part has been co- pleted, if not on Mr. Hornor's plan' exactly, ...

... : :.IM RIAL.- PARLIAMENT GRa4A T B R I7N 'X - INR. 4D. HOUSE OF LORDS.-F;B. 15. J M r. Crafer, from o the Treiasury,' presented 'certahi AL ' counts' relativc to Bridges and Roads in the Highla ds' Mr. Tierney, fromn the Tax-office, presentetdl an Account of the; Chses decided by the -Judges' unde' th' Assessed' MTaxes Acts,; *c . Mr. DantVers,;froin the- E aist Indii Comptiuyi preise'n ed a- ...