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... I We have received New York eapere to the 22d March, per the London packet ship York. The followlig aro extracts8 8011TH CAROLINA CONVSNTION.-The United States Gazette, re- ceived from a friend who arrived by the Southern Steam-boat, a copy of the Report to the Convention, by the Committee, to whom qas referred the communication of the Hon.W. B.Leigb, Commit, JiOner from the State of VirgIn'a, ...

... WESTMIN.STER ELECTIONS The Election, rendered necessary bythe acceptance of the office 4ol Chief Secretary for Ireland by Sir Jobn Cam Hobbouse, took place yesterday. Soon after one o'clock the Honourable Ba- ronet and his Committee arrived on the hustilgs. Daring the time of reading the Pxecept and the Bribery Act, the greatest confusion took place, which was considerably Increased on the ...

... I WHITEHALL, APRIL 10. The King bas been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of an Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to Frederick John Viscount Goderich, and the heirs male of his body lawfu ly be- gotten, by the name, style, and title of Earl of Ripon, in the cuonty of York. - - DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 10, 1833 The ...

... HEYX MOR.NIN-iG CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDIY, APRIL 4, 1833. Mr. WILSON PATTEN'S Motion for an Address to his MAJESTY, to appoint a Commission of proper and disinter- ested Persons to collect information as to the state of the Cotton Manufactories, with a view to ascertain the condition of the people employed in them, as compared with other parts of the labouring population, was carried by a ...

... BRRMAN PAPERS. Tatisy, APRIL 6.-A Greek brig, which has arrived In elrhteen days from Modon, reports that about 200 BSawrians had arrived to garrison Calamata and Nisel, and that the French, of whom there were Utween 800 or 900 to M duo and Ndvarin, were preparing for their departure. The Greek brig Apidlo has brought news from Napoli to the 14tb Marcb, accordiog to which a steam boat was ...

... BAST INDIA HOUsE. ADJOURNED DEBATE ON THE RENEWAL OF THE CHARTER. The Court of Proprietors assembled at the East Indla House yesterday, to resume the dilSmssion, pursuant to adjournment from the preceding day. The debate, however, was in a very languishing state, the whole time cf the Meeting, up to three o'clock, being consumed Ina very desultory and somewhat dis- orderly and angry discussion ...

... HR ABW 1101SE Oh COMWHONS. The following extracts from a sketch of the aspect of ahe new House of Commons, the tone of its oratory, and the views and hopes and powers of its Members, is by much the most forcible, just, and analytical we hive yet seen. It has an absence, too, of the bitterness of party spirit, which, on oucia a subject, is as new as it is pleasing, and gives additional weight ...

... SUNDERLAPID ELECTION. The polling at this Election commenced on Tuesday. The following were the numbers at the close at four o'clock - Mr. Alderman Thompson .4 ., 480 Mr. D. Barclay . 425 Majority for Alderman Thompson . -55 In reply to a correspondent we beg to state, that the circum- stances which led to the resignation of Captain Barrington, and the letter which Earl Grey wrote ...

... TVII LATE BAEIULLL4Nr APAiRA4 r opoT, The following striking and picturesque description of this htll- iant affair io from the pea of a soldier, who shared In all the perils and glories of the day; and If we are not mistaken, there is a freshness, as well as simplicity about it, which can scarcely fall to prove extremely interesling, M'jor Shaw, by his adml' rable conduct on this occasion, has ...

... FRdNCE. 'THE AFFAIRS OF THE EAST-THE AFFAIRS O 01 BELGIUM -AND THS pRtoSECUTION OF THE TRIBU$E BY THE CHAMBEHsR OF DEPUTIES. I TO THE EDITOR OF THEL7 MORNING CHRONICLE. Parii, April 6, 1833, Slit-My predictions are realised-and that not in substance, but to the very letter ! MEHEU ED ALL has refused the conditions proposed to him by Admiral Roussin in the name of the Porte ! MEHEMED ALI has ...

... STIPBNDIARY CONSULS. [EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM GonRALTAR, 25TH StARcH, 1833.). I W ell may L srd Palmerstion proririse hit electors economy In I the department of Ambaneadors and Secretaries of Legation, and I their next a nkin, the Consuls-the latter being, like the former, nominees of the Aristocracy, s;nce salaries have been astigned them. Both the political and comnercial agents, as at ...