... 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 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 MOB anNaVG CIRONICLE. LONDON: ISJ7'RDAY z, slY 29, 1830. The additional Papers- relating to Greece were laid on the Table of the House of Lords last night, but being printed copies,? and it being contrary to the established ipractici of the Oouseitoyfhbefore them printed copies of Papers for whicih an Additiis tobis MAlEsTY has been moved, they were'withdrawn. It was stated by the Earl of ...

... TC) TilE RIGHT HONOURABLE H-. GOULBURNEl, CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. SIR-TIhe importance of the following subject to Ireland, alni the anxious interest I take in every thing that concenis I that lMiiidom, wvill, I hope, apologise for mv adi(hessing v ou_ I address you ptiblicly, because experience halsI taughlt I itie it iS least oh~jectioniat;e, and because Irishme n h.ave 1 1een fouind to ...

... IYRgW MIRAUCLES. A new sect of lielieverS hlas latelY ?? u1P in Gl rioch, C ?? id , ?? faith and M are lieginnit i ag to attraet tht attention, of the learlied, a.s ?? nttve for soie tinle stscited the warmest leeline gs of the gnorllit. About a t a lveeniontila o, a voluliae was published, Clntitled, 's Peace ill Bclieving, being tile [.cttett and MNiNn10,irs of Isabella Callipell at yuoanlig ...

... PORTSMOUTJJ, )f.4y 2g. The Asia, 81, Captain George Buirdett, and( Itifernall (homh), CominanderGunwining, arrived on Thursday, from ?? station: Thc Asia ?? Bay, in Sardinia, ol the 9th of the present month. The Britannia, 120, Captaill Johnstone, bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Palteney MNialcolm ; Revenge, 7;, Captain N. TlhoTripsolnl and Melville 741, Cantain Schomberg, wvere lying ...

... II From the LONDON GAZE1vlT of Friday, May 2S. At the Council-Chamber, Whitehull, the 27th. of Mlay, i8:3o, the Lords of his Mlajesty's Most Honourable Privy Coutieil.-It is this. day ordered, by their Lordships, that his Grace the Arclibishop of Canterbult 3 do pi epare a form of Prayer to Almiighty God for the recovery of his M-kajesty fromt the severe indisposition under which his -Majesty ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT DIF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF' LORDS.-MAY 28. Lord. KING presented two Petitions from Devonshire. against the East India Monopoly. The LORD CHANCELLOR informed their Lordships that he had received a letter from Sir Thomas Tvrwliitt, the Usher of the Black Rod, stating that Mr. Quariuc had resigned the situation of Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, and that he had ...

... FREcNCH PAPERS. The Mess.cfrer des Cliumlres of WVedtnesday the 26th inst. contains a letter from Touloun, dated the 20tHl MaLy, in which the cmorrosponldeat of the French journal ,states tl;hat the brig I' Alertc had sailed to hiform Al. de Clerval, the corlna fel of tie blockade at Algiers, of the approaching departure ol tne fleet. The fleet was expected to get under sail imme- dliatchv aln ...

... Miss aninny Kemble left London for Bath, yesterday moirn- ing, in which Theatre she wvill this nlight personateJuliet. Miss Kellbie vas accompanied by her mother ' On Tlhurs- day evening, after per fornlit.g Don Re'/lix for Miss Foote's benefit, Charles Kemble will depart for Bath and act in the sanme play with his daughter oil Friday. When their en- gagenient at Ilath is finishied, Mr. ...