... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I-EA{ Jot[ PT'lERS. [FROM THi (;AZETTE Dl.Er FRANCE o1' TUESDAY.] I NVE-N'I ONS 01 ' T IEP DAY. Trile (onii)f / tanne li.-A repor't hbS he1o1 ?? to- ilma, gencally, that four Ministers-Messrs. Chablol, dl allus ez, (Courvoiiier, and Xlounthl-had resigned. AL lDuion, in that cisen, wvoiuld have the portfolio of Finance M1. G eroho n- ianvil e, t1e Mi nistrl of Justice ; NI. Ferdi nand tX ...

... PJORTSMOCT)-!, MAB CG. I HIS Mtijestv's ship Heron, 18, Coisimaidei' .Jaies Bur- int'y, arri'ved'' oti mi~oittlax fromt ltio (le Janeiro, hfaxitig left thlai port Onl thet 28tli of 1)cceniIher last, bringing about IA,001),(10 dolliars, cc itsi gied to difh' 'cot merelatnis. Thle 11 era a h ad hbein at Coquii ilib, arnd pr ?? at Valiiip- raisti .At' VdarI]a'liso, toe ral. P'into hail been viee ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 10. SHACIKLE'S DIVORCE BILL. The examination of the servant of the Marquess ?? on the subject of this Bill was resumed this day. It was a Bill inthe usual terms for a divorce, on the ground of the adultery of the wife with the Marquess ?? The lady was the daughter of the Duc d'Avaret, and the adultery was alleged to have been ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN r; OB GREAT BRITAIN AND IRBLAND. - HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAitcH th. 5i' Mr. D~raper, fioto the Treasury, Mr PlOwden, frora the m, East India Board, and Mr. Woolsey, from the Navy Board, jol presented papers to the House. Ifai The Earl of MALMESBURY moved for Returns of Flour be and Grain Imported, which were ordered. ml '[he Duhe of GORDON presented a Petitien from Ross- tir Shire ...

... FJRINCH PdPE'RS. [FROIT TIIC .IESSAOrt TDES C II AIBRESOP SI'ND AY EVENING.J ?? assembled yesterdlay, for the third and last tinic, in thc rue (le Rtichelieu, andi the Inecting was more numerous than the lirst tvo. Before returning to their re- spective provinces they resolved to recommend to their con- stituents the greatest prudence and firmness, and to resist every attempt at violence, ...

... IIMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRIE.11T BRITAIN 'AND IRELA1ND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 24. II AMlERTlON'S DIVORCE BILL. A brother' of Gnelral 21 toraV', Wh1o Was one of the wiVt- nesses to the rniroiage, proverl thc General's hand writing, anrd that lie vioi ulnable hrom ?? health to atteond at the bar. AnlIIC Hattoni's examination Contilnue(l Mr. Halirertoll cxaiiined his wite's trinket ease in tile ...

... DRURT- LANE TI]BATRICAL FUND . Yesterday several of the most active Members of Committee, viz. :-Hughes, Thompson, Webster, and u Sinith-attended in Kean's private room, for the ?? making arrangements for the celebration of the Fund Pes - tival onl Wednesday next. Mr. HUGHES, as Secretary, observed that hewas happy in stating to the Committee thatthe followingdi inguished P., sonages, in ...

... TIHE ,1ORtA7G C1HRON IiCLE. LONDON: oS. 17t'L'DA ?? 1S, 1830. Mlr. PEEL'S speech on Thursday night forcibly re- minds us of a passage in LOCKE, that those men who cannot carry a train of consequences in their heads, nor weigh exactly the preponderancy of contrary proofs and testimonies, making every circumstance its due allow- ance, may be easily misled to assent to positions that are not ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oP GRAB4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAncH 16. The Twelve Millions Exchequer Bills' Bill and the Trans- fer in Aids' Bill Were read a third time and passed. Th5e Mutiny Bills, and Personal Estates Duties' Bill, were brought up friom the Commons by Sir Alexander Grant and others.-.-ead a first tiune. The Duke of GORDON presented a Petition from the Merchants, ...

... UNITEBD STATES. I PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE TARIFF. In the House of Representatives on Friday Mr. M'Duffie, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported the following Bill : A Bill to Reduce and Modify the Duties upon certain Im- ported Articles, and to allow a Drawback on Spirits distilled from Foreign Molasses. Be it Enacted, &c.-That, from and after the 30th day of June, 1830, the ...