... TO TELE 3EDITO3Ri OF THE EXAMINER. SIRS-Mr MQueen, the hired advocate of West India Slafvery, has published in the number Of Blackweod'e MgDa'ine for the ?? nnlb, his third Letter, as he calls it, to his Grace the Dikpgof Wehligtonp-g the Westlndiaq estion. . .; .- On per nsi6 this laboured defencedefasystem whicihevery are2,eed man, even in the Colonies, acknowledges; to bq oppressive d ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... is Have not I, then, a clear and indisputable right to blame you and your colleagues for whatever calamities the nation has now to endure? For sisteen, nay, for twenty years, have you not been warned by -me of all the dangers that you have brought-upon the country? Have you, then, any excuse to plead ? - LETTER TO STERN-PATH MAN, Register, 11th May, 1822. On the Prospect which we ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN T O : GRE47T BRITAlN AivoD IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEB. 11. STATL OF THE COUNTRY. Lord Viscount GODE RICET presentedI a Petition froml the Inhabitants of 6omco-.lcWicCivplaininiig of tlii' great distess Uindlet' wI ijh tlie icy bturcd, ai nil requnesti i thejir Lord-lli~ips atteliti~n to 'soinc mt(i~is oif relief, itcnj' IaUI'tiCIlarlyVI3 to the I-Cpctcl Of the Malt tonl ...

... THE LATE, CALAMITOUs pIRE, THE FRENCH COMPANY. We lament to state, that thle Cenmp~any of French Per- formers under the management ofMAM Laporte, Cloup, and Pelissie, have been saftcrers to a melancholy extent by the conflagration, having lost thle -Whole of their respective wardrobes. The jewellery and trinkets belonging to MNla- dame Beaupre and Madile. Trina, two of the principal female ...

... IAR. ISs,4ICS'S COMATITTEE, * CIRCUALSTAWACESS I CONNECTED 11ATH IT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S[R-I perceive in your Journal of last Monday, my name (as connected with Mr. Isaacs' Committee) is most roughly handled, add insinuations made not at all warranted or merited. The old adage, in this instance, rray be truly veri - lied, viz.- One story is good till another is heard. ...

... Adopt-any measure tha t silely affect An coduinnlity; ! l-t t'h Iffectlbe deeply miecievous, and at onnce ailotl ?? ¢smirati of even your generalsbip is'sweM: -jfonr 'ever . away.goes :yout nae from 1iv'. thie corners of the streets, slid diown eoIwes:; ouipicture from tie ?? TER, L,~trER TO THlE DDKE]SOF W£LLIN&#IW~ -23de-Febiiary; 1828. f . R-> 0 | ?? . L . 4 . t , . L - . ' ' . I; ...

... JUtSTICE TO THE PO` ?? Tytler, in the third volume of his valuable History of Scofland, just now published, uotices a statute passed in the reign of James the First, which, he observes, breaths5 & spirit of enlarged humanity. and gives the following passage from it in proof of his assertion :- And gif ther be any pur creatur that for defalte ofeun- nyng or dispen% can noelt or may nocht ...

... T I- - ---G C P -E T HE; ,MORNING CHR OATICLEfi. LONDON: ilO.VDA,; FEBRUACRY ]5, 1830. A Flanders Mail brought us yesterday Brussels Papers to the 13th February and the 1llgemeine Zeituing to the 7th February. It appears that Messrs. POTTER, CocHEr MomEN-s, and VANDERSTRACHTEN have been put in solitary confinement, and the papers of M. POTTER placed under seal. The following are extracts B3RV ...

... I V4RhATWNi, Ap PtfItS of PIi? . had// ES of L3IBOIR, ; since i 2,29, II-ices t frovimei cuiu t -tret ?? -the- contract p1 ies pro isions, wages oftlabour, c.fron, 1729 to] 818 at 11 RoYal 110s])tad, (3recnn'ich, has just been published among thfe Returns to Parliamerit IFLYs, per ct-172, 125s Sd; ]730, 2558cs 175 i li1d ; 17,10, 28s ; 1745, ~22s 2d ; 1750, 26s (id; 752s9d 1760, 31s 6d; 1765, ...