... The Parson's Daughter. By the Author of Sayings and Doings. Bentley. A novel, by Mr. Theodore Hook, with but one sneer at the parish of Bloomsbury, and no derision of the manners and customs of the middle classes! This is improvement. The author shows himself able to make a book without satire on stumpy footmen in cotton stockings, cold meat and pickled cabbage, gooseberries in opera boxes, ...

... No. 1. 1HF PROGRESS OF REPUBLICANISM IN THE DEPART- MNENTS OF FRANCE; OR THE FUTURE FROSPECTS OF THIS COUNTRY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Parls, June25, 18833i SIR-'That which would be the season of life-animation, ?rogression, and growing popularity to a National Government, i3sed on popular opinion, and marching with it, is the period of death, or of a retrograde movement, of ...

... IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENT 0, GuBAT BRITAIN AND IRBLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUZXDAY. Tha Archbishop of CANTERBURY presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Canterbury, iD favour of a better Observance of the Sabbath. Lird GOSFORD presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of a Place in the Counly of Hertford, against the 19th Clase of the Local C urts Bill. Lord WYNFORD presented a similar Petition ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUS9 OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNE 24. Mr. Bernal anl others lrought up from the Comm 'n the se- paratlits' Affirmation Bill, and the Exchequer Bills' Bill, both of whIch were read a firat time. -' tL~rd 4canaoa, andothebrs from the Commons, brought up :iieeRepo dnthe subJect of Turnpike Trusts. 'l.'lse lusiop of LICIFlELD presented two Pe'tlions ...

... I From 7HB LONDON GAZBTTE of Tuesday, June 11. OFFICE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN TO THE QUEEN. QUEENS HOUSE ST. JAMES'S, JUNCS, 1833. Nolrce is hereby, given, that the Queen w111 hold ber last Draw- Ing Room for this season, on Thursday the 20th InsIstnt. No lady can be preserted to tbe Queen at her Majesty'. Drawtin- Rooms, unless the Lady who presents be actually present at the Diawing-Roomf. ...

... PRARME THE PROGRESS OF THE c(RUNTER REVOLUTION, AND THE COOIDUOr OF THlE ClHAblBER OF Pt'ARS-RELI GIOUS PROCESRIONS AND TH1-t4 GR(WING ILETURN OF CLZRIUAL INFLUENCE iN TO THE BDITOR OF THE MORNING CHjRONICLE. Parts, June23, 1833; SIR-RevolutionIs break out-Thrones are shaken or de- stroyed-DynflSties paBs away-the lnstittrtions of countritr are changed-aud yet cothing wvill teach Kinga ...

... 7HE MORNINAG CHROATICLE. LONDON: S&TURD9lY, JUNE 8, 1833. The Colonial Slave Question was again discuased last night. Mr. HuArn moved an Amendment to the second Resolu- tion, that as more information than the Committee already possessed as to the effects of free labour, and the relative amount of work done by fieemen and slaves, was desirable, the Com- mittees of both Houses, which sat last ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING : CLASSES. ! ; - . ' The weekly meeting pf the ebers of this Unio4 took place on ,Monday evening at Bow~ling Square apel,Whirecros5 Se't.' ' Tra treesn havin been called'to'lhe chair,rd thefdclt oing That tbe recent dieclosure~s relatiyveto tb~etrickery practised by the Coroner upon theCalthorpe Street Jury, and the fact th'at the Inquisition was. drawn up by ...

... N . T. . B : J L J; e A . , Sl\TT-ABILtIA. EXeRCISE FORi HEALTIo-.On iboard the slave ships the negroes are brandedon the baok or on the Larehead, and ofteny without a rag to cover flhigmare packed in a confiied plice in the hold: they have only sitting-room, and, spreading their legs, they sit in rows one bihiid ano- ther between each other's legs. Tw large hatches give air to the slaves' ...

... -MEETIG-.AT XNWCASTLE- -- kLPO - E. , L(F*2mge-1eSunZ A9 ) : - A public meeting was- held 0o the TownsVMoor,' Newcastle, on Mohnday afternoon to cosisder the eonduct ct bisn Miesty's Mkisters,-and df tbe-re- formed Parliament. It was myos numer- piislytttencd.t The meeting-was lled by order of ?? of the Northern1 Political Union. The chair-was takeni by Charles Attwood, e-Sq., of Whick- barn, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 01 GREAT BRI TAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. Lord LYTTLETON presented a Petitsion frvu the School of Medicine of Biralngham, praying sn alteration of the Apotbe ca- ries' Act. Also a Petiltli from aParish of Worcestersbire agairst some pa'ts of the Local Jurisdiction Bill. The Duke of RICHMOND presented the Report of the Turn- pilke Committee. EAST INDIAN AFFAIRS. ...

... 7HJE AIORYING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRID,4Y, JUNE 21, 1833. One of our Contemporaries (Ihe Morning Herald, or grand- mother's paper) has been pleased to be violently indignant with what she terms the unmanly attacks upon the QUEEN Of ENGLAND. We can assure our fair (by courtesy) critic that she need not include us in the sweeping censure she passes on those Journals who are considered by the ...