... ; 9Oubo01, WEDNESDAYA, MARCH 17, 18130. at- 01. The st'ttement of the Chancellor of the Exche- kh guer, on Monday night, will be read with great intercst te. fir if bis announceeillent of the reductions which are to he be made in. the taxes during the present year does not ?? come up to the wishes, it has exceeded the expectations he which have been for some time prevalent. The reduc- as tion ...

... HOUSE OF CORMDMONS. *1ONDAY, MAflCi 15.] THE BUDGET.-The eti Chancellor of ?? Exchequser, according to his promise, in brpught before the House the Budget for the present MI year. Hecommenced byalluding to the distressed state In of the country, and lamenting that his anticipations last P year of an improvement had not been realised: what. et ever those difficulties might be, he did not see in ...

... MONI)AY, MARCH 22.] Several petitions wer lice presented relating to the ne tax on spirits, the Chinasala monopoly, and the distress of tile country. rea Iorny COURTS sitovuirxrs'lE ITs-Tie Lord Choawn.ren cellar rose to lay before their Lordships the general cwou scope of the proposed inmprovenments in the courts of dot law and equity, aud in the ecclesiastical courts. Ile patl would first ...

... inonealvis avo ?? (From the French Pape-.)' PARIS, MlARCH 20. r THE expectation that the Chambers would be prorogued or dissolved yesterday ex. cited such intense interest, that at an early hour the approaches to the Palace of the Chamber of Deputies were obstructed by a crowd anxibos to obtain admission as soon as the doors should be opened. By noon, the hour for which the Deputies had been ...

... ,HAITS. CUY MEETING., V'ICIEST'ER, Notq' s - ,feritt ? to aoe e A'metngw' eldlere this dy ovt the High Sheriff 'of the Couanty, oht thc reqitiaiticn~is her m upwards of 306 persons of the first respeictability, for duetI -the purpose Of consjdering the propriety and, necessity with of petitoning th tw c ases, of Parliamet to. re-61' VI consider the d iettesses of the cbuntiry, ?? avi! taxes ...

... - t.- a . at~ r - 1 E -is- a w. . - THURSDAY,' FEi. 25.1 INTERN)AL STATEo 01 DAt 4'11E COUWTRY.-ThCemost importan~tdebate thattb thi 'occurred irn the'present Session arose this evening .upon Su 'thie motion of P44r Siaiihops for a Committee of thebl whole House to inquire into the causes of the, national tul :distress. The Noble Lord drew a most ?? picture -,of'the condition of the country ; ...

... HOUSE OF 0OMMONS. ird WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.1 The House was entirely occupied in the presenting petitions-againat g1 ive Ehe punishment of death for forgery; the duty on coals CQ and the truck sysitem; others forrevision otf the criminal li ere and game laws ?? and from various parts of the country bi w ; coniplahlingof idistress and praying for relief.-Adj. th tw. _TiURSV'AV, MARcH 18.1 Several ...

... IVEDNBSDAY, FEB~RUARY 24j 18306 he It appears by the last'arrival from Lilbon, that tl he Mr.D1,acken.ie, the English Vonsul' '4eneial, had ad. - dressed a remonstance to M. Santarem, the Portuguese tl !Bs Mialister for Foreig~n.Aff-hirs, in consequence of tile av., 2! d .rest of a British subject, by the crew of a guard boat, 4 .a eitployed to superintend the 'Maritime pollce. Thb' ei n ...

... im olitlap'o 1.1 (From the French Papers.) PARIS, MtAltCH IL. I-rB Iv ariquis de Lally Tolletilcidal, w1o a fev days ago was said to be recovering, died this moring at seven o'clock. The Royal Faillily had taker the most lively interestin the situation Of the noble Peer. t Al. de Monte Alegre, Dinister of Spain. has re. Ceived dispatches froil Madlrid, with instructions to dlemand of Don ...

... HOUSE OF COUMAONS. lIONDAY, MAIcH 22.1 Lord Killeen took the reco oaths and his sent, as Member for the County of IN path vise in Ireland. S A great number of petitions on various subjects were and reselned. One presented by AIlr. 0'Connell, piraying anc for a repeal o' the act of union, elicited much discussion. cou Lord L. Gozcr brought in a Bill to regulate the gre, (;ranting of ljeses of' ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.-On the motion of It the Earl of Rosebery, an account of the rate of duty qi paid on the importation of the several descriptions of foreign grain from July lih 18°2, to January 6th 1830, Si] was ordered. it. Several petitions were presented against the system of paying wages of labour in goods. Lord Ellenborough's Divorce Bill was read a third 'imhe and passed. 'er Several ...

... FRIDAYVFEBRUA1RY 26, 1830. .. . ?? ?? .jl . - . e From Constsntinople, accounts to 25th Jnntarm 1, state, that the Catholic Armenians in the Turkish (lo- f irminions are to be separated, inma political sense, from the Schismatics, and will henceforth have a Patriarch e e of their oa'n. They may. also eapect a restoration of d etheirpoporty, put under sequestration when theyiwere dr Y banished ...