... YH1E MOAB ING CHRONICL E. LONDON': T'UESDZ1Y, JULY 23, 1833. The Lords' Commit ee on the Irish Church Bill have cr, menced their critical labours. Rtumours were rif'e yesterfli . ofthe Tory Peera retaining their determination of cxcisn; be-t parts of the Aliniateril measure j and that recklecs aI .-.,rI sequences, and despairing of unseating the Cabinet tb y 5j such acourse were nevertheless ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING - CLASSES. - ` 7 . The weekly meeting of the membersof this Union tooik place o Monday last at Bowling SquTare-Chapel, Whitecross Street. Mr. Harper having been called to the chair, Mr. JAc'3so. proposed the fdllowing resolution:- Resolved, That this Union witness with indignation and dsgustthis revival of the nefarious and cowardly spy system, for the purpose of ...

... MRANCE THE AFFAIRR OF PORTU6fAL, AND THE EXPEDITION TO ALGARVE-THE AFFAIRS OF BELGIUM, AND THE OBCRET INTENTIONS OF THE KING OF HOLLAND- BTATE OF PUBLIC OPINION AT PAMI8. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Parts, Jtly 7, 1833. SR-JIf I Write little about PORTUGAL and PORTUGUESE APFA12, it is not that I do not take an interest in the fate of the PortagueseRefugees, or in the prosperity ...

... CEMESTERY AT HA4MPSTBAD, Yesterday morning a number of GeDtlemen met at tio, Cross, ChlirtIg-cross, for the purpose of taking meal,,, a Company, in order to erect a Cemetery nerr the Nt f Hampstead, on the sante plan as that of Pere la Chaiiee lo p aniongst whom were Sir 1, Sydney, J. S. Buckingham, C, B. Martin, Eaq. M.P., Colonel L. Stanhope, W J q Messrs. Rosano, Goodwin (architect), ...

... THE'. :@70LITICAL EXAMINER. THE LORDS AND THE MINISTRY. The rle of judiging by contraries makes another's folly the master of one's 0 . visdon. BACON. Our predictions have been, verified. The compromises of Ministers have emboldened and strengthened their enemieii ith'. same proportion in which they have dis usted and aliehated the people. Every concessionihas been fuellto faction, and every ...

... E- M - E N. : i HOUSE OP LORDb. Monday, July 8. The Corporation Offices' Bill was read a second time. The Artillery Pensions' Bill, and the Parish Apprentices? Bill, were brought up from the Commons, and severally read a first time. Tuesday, July 9. A conference was had with the Commons in the Painted Chamber, at which Lord Althorp was informed that their Lordships had agreed to the ...

... 1 I > .~ I , . , .. i TiIs project, .hich was downrigh& niadniess, has, in fact, beern abQidond- for, we are now told, that alaw is tQ, be passed on the subject, withoutsaiiv compulsory clause in it ! If tue Jaw had been- passed as it-was intendedr there would have been, iri niany partsof the cou6ntry, analmost general confisea- tion of estiates. That part of the aris-, tocracyto wvhom the ...

... MTH YHPI)NV2. An ABSTRACT of the NET PRODUCE of the REVENUE of GREAT BRITAIN, in the Years and Quarters ended 5t1 July, 1832, and 5th July, 1833, showing the locrease or Dnvrer~tfle on each Elead thereof. 'l.4o, . . I~~~a oo aD 0 ., -I . o * *- :: C :, sr * Uro ' | . ' * -' . * : * : : .: to I 8 SI o | V |0 0 Wo Itoa, C0 W'a_ C. 0 | ~ a.v I -t|a. I o 0 W 00 U-~' 0 l lIO I.0 0 0O~I~l I 0 - 0 ...

... afti/f I Ci' V^,2 ~Ls it CIgb, Iren. i~ ii ightian &tanler rreived here IH ~tt li~ g ~ 0 - 1-t 'iii iiou ' i ) F~t~ ~ y' rd ,- ( v tl u h o r ch e ,d zibi I, utII h.liiz i L, i 'I' 11.11 ) , io(uhwhch h a cii no:'. tint., x, , t. I~~~~g! 4o Pw 4,. Pt D.0.: 1,'dr.., ao -U . *eof rio ii )'l rota I 1'1' nl cl '.U ''*c tee to th LIwiedi't -It t'i ; i:LZ'11 10U CU i: '.fi0'~1. 0 to ii rr el Tc ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THie MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirt-lu my last letter on the subject of this Bill, I s-ld the Statemnen- in support of it were erroneous. I now shall verify the assertion. The tllh aleles (in order. I ouppoFe, to warrant Lord Lyadl- hurst'i drel laratioD, hlat 1 4 C001. A year was spent liu managernc t) that 14 2071. is the Det t a;sce rf rents anid profits from the es- tates ...

... PATRIO TIS SM; OR, OUR LOVE FOR AND DUTY TW I OUR COUNTRY. N.. ii., (From Cobbett's Magazine.) Ii' patriotisma consisted of nothing more than such simple requisites as have been specified in our preceding remarks under this title, the subject would be,80 easy for all men to understand and to agree upon, it would be open ta so L little dispute that we should have had o causa fior Mtaking it . ...

... (From the True Sun of the 18. inst.) TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRUE SUN. Sen,-Amongst these the making of straw-bonnets and hats is one of the most useful and important. The mate- rial for this manufacture, prepa-red ac- cording to the directions given in Cob- bett's Cottage Economy, is as superior in toughness and in beauty to straw cut when it is ripe, as silk is to cheap calico. We fear that for ...