... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT op GRE4I'A BRITAIN 4ND IRELX ND. HOUSE OF! LORDS.-MIAY 24'. The Duke of WELLINGTON stated, that hie bad a Mves- se oage, signed by his Ma~jesty, to laty before their Lordships. yc His Grace thenr placed the MNessage in the biands of the bu J .ord Chancellor, who read as follows of GEORG E Rt. th His M'Vajesty thinks it necessary to inforin tbe Hou11se SRI that he is ...

... IPJlJERS R.ELJTINVG TO 7i1 H API2'RS OF GREEC E. [EXTRACTS.] No. 23. Protocol, No. 1, of the Conference held at the Foreign Office, on the :31 of February, 1830. Present :-l'he Plellipotentiaries of Great Britain, France, and Russia. The Plenipotentiaries of the three Courts having asserir- bled at the Foreign Office ?? At the oprerirg of the Conference, the Plenipotentiatias of his Britarroic ...

... THE MORN-ATG CHRONYCICLE. ?? ?? LONDON: SAlTURD,4Y, MAY22, 1830. The discussion last night on the subject of the 41 per E Cent. WVest Indian Duties was quite a treat. The pro- 3 '3 duce of these duties has for a long period been applied 3 chiefly, according to Mr. CREEVEY, in pensioning the 3 4 natural children of people at thle west end of the town, 4 possessed of Par]iamenrary interest and ...

... LORD Tt LENNOX ANvD MISS 1JTO1VN. It is itmpossible that the public shiould not take a deep interest in the fortunes of so great a favouilrite as Miss Paton. The reports lately circulated of her finall separation fromt her husband, Lord William Lenox, have naturally led to anxioaus inquiries as to the cause. It is understood that the parties have lived unhapplily torgetler for a considerable ...

... I EXPLOSION ON BOARD A S Y N [FRO-3 TiE NENW yORK COMMRERCRCLJA6yF- EXPLOSION OP THE CHIEF JUN K Intelligence was received at an ear Jso4 i*i that the boiler of the steam-boat, Cl igg Captain Ford, on her way from 'i'roy t~s. i1 'l p last evening, by which accident the dsve'd--er sengers were lost, some more were- dhn'r d and many more slightly. As usual on suc4 flying reports prove to have ...

... T2HE )I01?A-IN-G CIIIOA-ICLE. L O N D O NT: iJITID)V}SDJ-Y, UlNIY V2, 18.0. 'Ihe Bulletin of yesterday is more favourable than that of iM'onday. We fear, however, that the improvement is not such as to warrant a hope Of hila MAJESTY'S I ecovery. Ti.e LoRD CHANCELLOR submitted last night his plan for providing a substitute for the Sign MN/anual. The plan seems unexceptionable. The subject of ...

... TATT'ERSALL'S. The pl)etnises ?? crowded yesterday, and business very brisk, betting and comparing boles having continued till hlf. past six o'clock. Brunswicker had a good trial in the morning, and was b-clked for Derby and St. Leger at heavy sums, the prices being 13 to 2 for one, and 10 to 1 for the other; the formuer, however, rose to 7 to I at the close. The Mummer has sprung two or three ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IREBLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAY 27. The Duke of BUCCLEUGH presented a Petition from b Dumfries against the Increased Duty on British Spirits. Earl FITZWILLIAM presented a Petition from certain Dissenters in Yorkshire, praying for the Abolition of Slavery. The Marquess of'BUTE presented a Petition, from Stroud, ' in Gloucestershire, against the East India ...

... lR ElAyCHI PAPERS. The Cazette de Francc, the joinunal of Mq. de Villele, e.x- presses grett dissatisfaction -at the appointment of M. (le Pe-yontict, but wve have neither room nor inclination for thcsc party effusions. The only intelligence in that paper is the following:- (lY TELEORAI1I.) TOULON, MAY 22, 11 O'CLOCK, AX. TIHE ADWiRAL DIPEISIIE TO TlEl MIINISTER 01 TIHE MARINE. Yestcrday ...