... l ?? AL PARtLIANIEIN iT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND) IRBLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-SATUJRDAY. rUBLIC PRAYERS FOR. JIlS 1MAJJI~STY'S RECOVERY. Tire Houses of Parliament assembled this morniling, and both.Lordlsand Commons, pursuant toannancient cus- toml Whenl lariaentiCt; onl the Anniiveirsary of King Charles's Re.storation, an event which has inot occurred for 20 years, wgent to hear Divine Service--tile ...

... Fromn Meb LOTNDON (,-IZJ'T'T T'hmesday, Ayay. I WCL AIIATIONm O1F INSOLVFiNCX' Ari 29.-F:DVA RI) (t Il ?? Asiflord, Kenltironmaonger, th. t lsr IY linslvent ctrelr aibtan s, itld iY unable to meeL hiis emiyage ilnct, wvith his creditlcs. 3;.;IAY 3.- HhNitY FOlRD, of F.,sebourne, Sousexr, trader, that lhe I, 3 ilnttlvelt ciruwsoitunivcei, anl is uil t le to vieet hlseiii~ag eliuen tt i vfiti ?? ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... INTCLOSURE OF HAMPSTEAD-HEATH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE SiR-During the last Session of Parliament, a Bill was at- tempted to be imuggled through the House of Commons, entitled A Private Estates' Bill, which gave to the Lord of the Maner of Hampstead the power of inclosing and buildilig upon the Heath. This Bill actuallypassedthrough the House of Lords, and was in progress ...

... GERIlIAN PAPERS. The German Papers, 'which arrived yesterday, contain a lonlg article from Ancona relative to Greece, in which it is stated that mmlanm intrigues are carrving on for the purpose nf preventing the arrivalof Prince Leopold, or of so ?? ing him, when in Greece, as to induce him to resign the Sovereignty. ANCONxA, ArPIL 2(i.-lVith respect to the French expedi- tion against Algiers, ...

... N $ ; i ) ?? 5 ) A:, .t.l !l nuat DItllier of this Society wa. lheld at the 1Free- i. ! rt l n i S1itl day.e \ili .l) l §ui ihv. I Y' ., itt the ; J9-1 A )ii . II \Ati) to:I II( t;i W s I e' 0ii eilP e -Nobli. (AI Al lMAN ;Ioo it el til- leialth of ?? Ihc toi' h l ...

... LON D ON .1/ECIiJVICS' l(S TITUTION. We inserted some time ago an account. of a riotous rimeet- ing ot the members of tire .Mechanics' Institution relative to Ietting the theatre. Subsequently to that aU (eting took pwace, which wras conducted to the enol with great order end regularity ; andt as no account was given of that, we now beg leaive to insert the following one [FROM A ...

... IMPERIAL GLOAMED ' G.RBEA T .BRITA IN XND IRLEL AND.| HOUSE OF' LORDS.-MAY 25. Lord CLIFDEN presented ?? frorn certain Direc- tors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, against the puiiish- ment of Death in cases of Fbrorgery. The Bishop of LONDONpresenteda Petition from Chelms- t ford, praying for the Abolition of Slavery. The -Earl of CLEVELAND presented a' Petition from South Shields, praying ...

... TJI1J a1101? XZLV\AG CHli lONICLE. LON DON: 'JTt.A.5'DL.!; ATY11; 1, 1s:;0. NWe rece~ived fast ni-lht Frankfort Papers to the 26th IApril and the Allgemeliio i~eitimtg to thle '27th. Th e -Noijo m e/ has an article on theoclaimrs ot Bavaria to the P'alatinate, in fatvuur of fiavari 4. 'I he following aire ?? : ttetAPtL 21.-'I'lie -~.rcm Gea zette coittaitti tin: fot- O~Tilz CLAzms or BATAaXA ...

... Till,,; 'U1WLI X C(c O.'w ?? L 0 N 1) ON: 'I7IIC-x SDJV- i, 1J--I ?? l;, l38iD. 'The trials for the Dorielaile Conspiracy must yet be itrssh in the recollection of the public i5lr. ?? O'CON NILL Jast night movtd for Papers to enable him to bring the tutject btfore the House. ?? On the third trial, said :Mr. O'CONNELLL, PATRiciK DALY was the principal Witness ; he had beer, a spy of the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Smi-1 am happy to find that the attention of the Legis- lature and the public is directed to the enormous imposi- tions in the Master's Offices, on the suitors of the Court; As an instance of this, permit me to send you a copy of the Solicitor's bill for the sales of certain estates in the case of Casamajor v. Strode. The total amount was 8481. 10s. It ...