... TIHE MORN\INTG CH11OANICLE. LONDON: iMOND&IY, 1AiI Y 24, 1830. We received last night the Priessian State Gazette to the 17th of May, the dll~gremc ilne Zeiltung to the 17th of AMay, and Brussels Papers to the 221 ot May. The following arG extracts ST. PEsTnRuSuItRiI, Mxvy 8.-Letters from Constantinople, says the Jouernal de St. P'etersinrgh of April 12 (2Ith), an- noulnce the entire assent of ...

... 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 ...

... I xtroiwc *)1 a I(ter-dited Caraccas, March 2, 1830, a1nd 'omle vi) Curaeo-a.-- The revolution Continues its Course I I'ri. The tobacco that honild bv this time be ill LIonion Vtis seized ?? sihld. Seclet aries of State have been ap- pointeoi: ai declree Iias btcil givel, Orlderilig thc election of 1D)optils for a Contgrebs: sil) intoD u have been sent as al re- ilitol orct-int to trtiacato, ...

... THE REV. MR. SMITH, OF PEVZAN(A'. It having been announced yesterday that this Reverend itinerant wtas about to preach last night in Covent-gardeni Nfarket, Mr. Thomas, the Superintendent of Police of the district, considered it to be his duty to advise with Sir- Riclhard Birnie upon the subject, and to take his directions how to act in case the neiglihbourhood should be annoyed by anl ...

... ) GF , Ftrom2 Ate LONDON GAZETT77ES of .t^iira~y Mtny 7.1 r_ ?? CROWVN-OFF!CE~, MAY7,i:, Ot~i~tII ErURN- El) TO SitlV I N 'I'llIIS PRESEN-T PARLIAME11NT. ?? OlP IT. AAWKS,.-(T-Vorgt Gron'ville Wandisfort Pigott, of Dodelonball Park, !In the county of Bucks, Esq. in tllu rioom of Si, 'Scrope Bernard Morland, Bitit. deceased. DECLAlRATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. )SfAV 7.-FDIMUNI TIAtDSrEV, Pin. of ...

... if GA4LLwAT TYGIIT AND ALL RIGIr,. BETWEEN PERKIINS-(THE OXFORD PEI') AND THiE SLASIlNG S.NOB, FOR 200 SOVEREtIGNS. I 'I'lle niatcll betwveen Perkins (the Oxford Pet), re- nnovwoudl fo; the defeat of Dick Curtis, and all his op. onetlts in the City or Universities (including Price, Ile noted butcher of that place), and the -lashing Snoh, camne off on Tuesday, on Woolford -leathi, the ploperty ...

... rjr;I1IVilAJ.M ND Iv oYrfwN JUNvCTIjON C-IA'.4L BUBlLE. I ?? lleq'o- t .ino 'Minntcs of Evidence on the B111 l Ittnioltant tild I'idon Jot0-u ion Canld Bill, Putinted inl thle Par-liamniti- Vi~'l VIS SC, ?? Itl Si II it'U Ihit IA Y CUIt S esjlOS n i of ?? of theilluod inipttih litt atot itrauillent 11Bnhbbe CoIDMpaniS'' Oeru impos ~ed il the Legisha r ?? c The evidence ?? fich-.clsc tule seer, ...

... 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 ...

... if, ?j _; ?SJr?l 641 ? 1, U-, AC -111) ?? tD,4 , ?? ANNANDAL E PE. RAGE. Tleir LordJshtps, met at lalf-past ten o'clock, as a CPtrisnittCe of trivileges tir the consideration of the CWim to the Anntandale Peerage. 'Tlle title, it ap- pearcd2 had hier, mnide desccndible to heirs male and to Jheirs £iR~ln of the person first created 1Ia-quess or Earl of !4-: and he had three daughters, all of ...

... ALGI ER S. The attention of the European wvorld being at this moment dilected towards that fortress, before which the soldiers of Napoleon are called to prove they have not degenerated on- del the rile of the Bourbons, we believe the following ac- count of the kingdom and its people will not prove unacceplt- able to our readers -The kingdom of Algiers is 4SO miles in length, and about 100 ...

... I RRiiTSH AVYr rcP#5IU&NF RhBL SocypTy. I Yesterday the Anniversary of this religious institution was held at the Freemasons' Hail. Lord Bexley presided. 'I he NOBLL CIAAIra1AT said, that he had once before had the honor of presiding at thatAleeting, ow- ing to the indisposition of their Noble President ;'but he was happy to say, that the indisposition which now pre- vented that Nobleman from ...

... THIlE XiORNIIV( C(Jill? IOICLES. LONDON: 11T 1VD-IYi A/,?Y 10, 1 83O. We received last night the 5gltemeine Zeitug, to the 3d of May, and Brussels Papers to the 8th of hMay, from which we make the following extractl:- CONSTANT]NOviX L, Ai' lIL ]O-Since the differences be- tween the Purte and Russia may be considered as ter- iniftated, affatirs ]have( been stationary, andl politics are of stall ...