... EXPE-DITION AG-4IAST ALGIERS. -1 I I- . _ . I I _ _ The following article is fronm the non-official part of the jlionits-or' of Friday:- W I~e havejust received a communication of the following notice on our establishments of Africa, situated between the territory of Tunis and that of Algiers, as, also, on our coral fishery in the neighbourhood of the above establishlments, arnd near the ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... DU3L BETWUEEN M1R. REDDIE AND CAPT7 I D1ITIT LAND. For a week or twvo past our, contemiporaries have thrown) out divers hititt regardinig anl afihir of hlonour, which wats on the point of taking place ill the West Country, but wI icli teigilaniec of the inyrnsidons oftelwosructed, so fatl ats to compel tltc parties to transfer the field of combat front Avt'shlit to Frane~. We have lieen at ...

... TIIE 3lOlOiATING CHI OArICLE. LONDON: TULESDIy, AJALY 18, 1830. We may at length venture to congratulate our readers tl on the favourable turn which his MAJESTY'S illness has t] taken. It is now confidently affirmed, that the KING a may, for the present at least, be considered out of dan. b ger. Our readers will see that the last Bulletin is very c0 favourable. So many reports have been ...

... THE MORININC CHRONICLE. LONDON: TIUJRSDAY, MiAY20, 1830. Tire number of old women in the Court of Common Council would seem to be much smaller than the number in the I-louse of Commons. The motion of Mr. PELLATT, that it be referred to a Committee to prepare a bye-law that every person otherwise entitled to the freedom of the City be admitted upon taking the Free- man's Oath according to the ...

... YORK SPRJNO MEBTING. YORK, MONDAY NIGRT. Previous to the races it was found necessary to appoint a successor to Mr. Melrose, who for many years officiated as Judge, and whose death since the last August Meeting has been generally regretted. The Stewards (the Hon.E. Petre and Sir J. Johnstone, Bart.) have accordingly given the situation to Mr. J. Orton, who for a long period rendered great ...

... I ~ 1 Y _F O_ E __D _ _ _ ._ :- = . e , P 1:. II . i. ?? OFR ONE SAUNDRtED AND P^OTYSEs Who vote I on FrIday, the 14th of Dii fort ot olr-auz, I Gra. hain, That an Account be laid betore the House of all Salaritj, Pro- fit., Pay, Fees, and Emoluments, whether Cii er Alilitary. frons Jan. ?? 1829, to Jao.5, 1830, lield and enjoyed by each ofthe !Tlembers of the PrivyCouncl, specitriog with each ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELa.ND. HOUSE OF L()RDS.-MAY 19. Lord Viscount LORTON presented aI Petition front a Parish in Weixford, coomplaininug of unjust Parochial Assess- len ts. The House received several Mlessagcs fronn theI House of Conintois bringing sip) Bills passed( by the Lower House. Among these were the I nsolvent Dcbtors' Act. Several Bills were riad a third time, ...

... Atril8/ SL,,/NIVPR SoCIElTI. l A Meeting' of the friends of this Society ;was held on Satuirday, atntlhc Ireenrasons' Tavern, onilwhich occasion the Great Hall w*as crowded to excess in evervy part. Among the Noblemen and Gestlemen ?? ' inlie coieluea Of the day we observed Lord Calthorpe, LOIrd jiltn, the Bishop of Bath and Wells, Mlr. I3rolrrbamil, IMi.. Denman, Mr. Milcaulev, Air. T. ...

... T'f ILE, Al 01? NI.6 CIII? 0w' ICILE. LONDON: FRI DJ Y, iIJY 2'1, 1S, 0. Laat night we received Frankfort ti'.pers to the 9.h A] ay. 'lheirl contents possess 'little interest. The fol- lo wing are extracts:- \IE.N NA, ALAY S.-Tlle (bOmr'r,'C de ?? orI 'r Or tilc 27t,1 IiArlit: c CotitairS tle r(llorig MessagC fi01101 the PRESSIDINT to tile Fr inanc C;omunittee ?? ChtCN'i'jirr LENt'eol) gives ...

... SCOTCCII ENTAILS. HOUISE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. MONTGOMERY AND OTIMRS (EXECUTORS OF THE LATE DuKE OP QUEENSBERRY) APPELLANTS5-IARQV1ES8 OF QUEENSBERRY RELSPONDNT.-T'his was an action brought by the lrespondent, as heir of entail of the estate of Tinwald , against the appellants, the executors of the late Duke, who had granted leases of farms on the estate at an undervalue, contrary, as it was ...