... IRISH COERCION BILL (From the True San, 14. March.) A vERY numerous meeting of the in- habitants of the borough of Lambeth took place yesterday, at the Horns Ta- vern, Kennington, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning the House of Commons not to pass the bill alleged to be for preventing disturbances in Ireland. The spacious room was crowded almost to ...

... St. James's Park, esttminster, 28. Marck, 1833. MY FRIENDS' You were frequently told by me and my most worthy colleague, that we were strongly of the opinion, that we should find but very few persons in this I Parliament disposed to second our ef- forts in causing a reduction of taxation to tale place; and- we told you, as you yourselves indeed know, that no QLher efforts would be worthy of ...

... 1 GA&4END OLn of selli dg Aees Ar 8d I ara wn V +l;t 4tr ?? 9yho have riad My.Wr,,n, #1 ep4 CULT6F and Ga&xpimAs jady my v NGLlSlj ,JXTEI will have .p:reii- th~a4,, l,> s4 t ,via haw powel~ tha;teW with Mgcih-' aI th atir n of being. ex i i to the seeds wbd ow wvs n to whilch gseter,$hero tae >Iwth1ivg to be attendt .; fiist, * 0 ,wwpw of the.seedsi wd 1oiti,e iias 4-P ;tbP Sandwa. Tbe ?? . ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Moaday,.Marc& 4. The Bishop of BRISTOL presented a petition from ?? of Bristol complaining of the demnoralizing effects of.beer ?? WIrri- %OotD supported the ?? Marquis of LAiNSDoWN intimated that the subject was under the consideration of a Committee of the other House. ,-Lord CLpNCuaRY presented several petitions from Ireland, prayingfor the enactment of poor laws and the ...

... On Monday evening last the usual meeting of this Union took place at the Institution, Theobald's Road. Dr. LYNCH having been called to the chair, observed that they were met to consider of the best means of counteracting the designs of the Whig Government in their despotic and bloodthirsty measures for the destruction of the remaining liberties of the Irish people. The people of England had ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRE2T BRI7,1IN AND IRBEAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, MARCH 22. The Earl of Coartuwn took the Oaths and his seat. The Btshop of LINCOLN presented a Petition from the Parish of All-Saiuts, LrIcester. for the better Observance of the Sabbath. The Bishop of LONDON presented a similar Petition from the Parish of St. Bridget, Dublin ; also Petitions to the same effect from ...

... IRERAND. DUBLIN, MARdI 20.-.. have already Informed you that the Marquess of Ormonde, as Lieutenant of the coonty of Kilkeuny, bad convened the Depuoty-Licuteoants and Magistrates to conisi- der the state of the county. Thse meeting took place yesterday. when the following Resoltutfons were Uanilsuusly agreed to. The Marquess of Ormonde presided on the occasiou n a1 1. Resolved-That we view ...

... LONDON: SATURDVY, MARCH 9, 1833. The debate on the second reading of the Bill for the Sup- preseion of Disturbances in Ireland was opened last night. We by no means anticipate such a lengthened discussion as on the first reading, as those Gentlemen who have already spoken, will naturally feel reluctant to repeat themselves. The discussion will principally be on the details of the Bill in the ...

... UPPER C4NADA.-THE COLONIAL OFF'I CE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE- SIn-I respectfully reques4t permisslon to place before Your rtaders the following observations, In reply to a communication on the state of the Canadas, In this day's Chroniete, dated the 25th ilt., and signed A VAunteer. The evident object of the writer Is to excite the attention of the Legislature to the misrule ...

... WHITIFEET IN THE COUNTY OF WEXFORD. DUBLIN, FRIDAY, MARCH 1.-The farmers and gentry in the nelghbourbood of Creasabeg, Kyle, Astramont, &c., in the county of Wexford, have formed themselves into parties of night patrol for the presurvation of public tranquillity (Sir Francis Le Hunte, magistrate, amongst the numrber), and confidence Is already re- stored in those districts. This measure was ...

... CITy BLECTION. IYesterday tbe polinug commvenced at the Guildball and the poll- ing stations at nine o'clock. A tremendous exertion, it was evi- dent, had been made by the Tortes to bring In their candidate, and it was very openly and generally stated, that very anti-reform means were used to Induce -the low~er orders of the constituensy to vote In opposition to the Reform Candidate. It was ...

... Since the beginning of the year, events of the greatest im- portance have crowded upon us so rapidly in the East, that the fate of Turkey appears to have approachrd its crisis. Ibrahim Pacha was awaiting quietly at Xonleh the result of the negoclatloas entered iota by the French Minister at Constan- tinople in support of the pacific proposals made by Mlahomet All, in answering the letters of ...