... 'i~p J[0 X A-1y(; CI[ROI CILE. LONDON: S; 71 '1'DAI J.+E 2 , ,1E:4 . A rumour wvas currelnt, aud generally credited in well-informed circles, yesterday, that Lord ?? halS been requestted by the Government nimfe(liatlv to assume the E1mb)assy to the Court of St. Petersburgh, and that the Noble Earl has accepted that important diplomatic appointment. however mucil, in other respects, wve may re- ...

... THE MORNING CIRONICLA. LONDON- 7 UESDA Y, APRIL 14, 1835. The announcement for which we prepared our readers yesterday, was made by Sir ROBERT PEEL in the House of Commons last night. He stated that he had received a letter from his MAJESTY, desiring him to announce to the House that arrangements were in progress for the forma- tion of a new Ministry, and moved the ad- journment till Thursday, ...

... WOL VERHAMPTON. [lROM OUR OWN CORREBPONDENT.)T FOURTH DAY. FnDIAY, JUNE 12.-The investigation was resumed at nine this morning. The first witness wvas Robert Shoolbred.I ?? opposite the Swan; I saw a crowd assembled on Wednesday afternoon; when any gentlemen mnine out of the Swan they were hooted and spit upon, and I saw a few stones thrown l two individuals took refuge in Air. I'arke's shop, ...

... MRS. BUTLER'S (late FANNY-K MBDws3 JOUR. NAL-ELEGANCES OF EXP1 E9Slp.t To bed-to sleep i ?? - ?? To sleep! perchance to be bitten-aye, lhth ?? And in that sleep of ours what bugs m/rcomle, Must give us pause. 119. *It seems that the blessed people here were shocked at toMV having to hear the coarseness of Ferquhar's Inconstant. lumbiaq i 14.5. Howv they did wallop and shamble about ! 187. ...

... Th LONDON GAZETR. FridaY, MOY 29. At the Coest at St. James's, the 27th day Of MAY, 1835. present tbe Klnss' Must Excellent Majest in Council. Thisl day the Right ~D. ir tichrd usse Viian Arti, and the Right Hao. George S.* Tri were, by his Malesty's C05o 1d WI l fhs aet' MOat'Ioncurable Privy Council, and took their respective Places At thes R-Ad 8cordlsngly. - I BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH, MAY 6 ...

... TO THE RICHT HONOUAABLE LORD I MELBO URNE. - LETTERJ. M-i LORD-There is. a voice of gladness and exultatibo gone forth from one extremity of the land to the other;. millions are rejoicing in yotr~ restoration. to ?? and' office. They are rejoicing in your personal triumph over tile petty intriguers who so unceremonlously eje~ctetl you. jni N'ovember ; but especially tbey area rejoicing to 'the ...

... . - MADRID, MAT9.1 After a very animated debato, which has lasted four days, and during which very eloquent speeches have been heard, the Procuradores have decided that the Church property sold in 1821, 22, and 23, shall be restored to the purchasers. As to the share which the Ministers have taken in the debate, it is all but unanimously agreed that it has been discreditable to their abilities ...

... TOTrss EDITOR OF ise. MORNING CHRONICLE. Mit. EoITOa-AS the Corporation of Rochester has bean one of the first to patition against the Municipal Cor- poration Bill, and evidently regret the loss of their cor- porate powers and privileges, it may be expedient to find out the reason of this adherence to old abuses, and per- haps that bedy will therefore reply to the following questions:- Whether ...

... YORKSHIRE (NORTHI RIDING). [rIano A COiRESPONDENT.) MONDAY, JUN1: 29.-Pursuant to notice the magistrates proceeded to elect a new Treasurer for the Riding, in the room of El. H-owgill, Esq., removed, when Win. Rutson, Rsq. proposed that in the first place the magistrates should agree to the principle that it was for the interest of the rate-payers of the North Riding to accept the offer from ...

... 1PROT-' IA7NT AG7T, TION. t Te'h *tu FItITOll, iir ~IlNiNtt (CHilONNI('E. Prtlii ot,-tin.' v~',ir art' irt oi artteriptrrg to rvi'r Ill ti i'iid~ I p.ii r;'.Are it Ani(it Iltrjt a.prj thn' Mil t.if':I . ill oinn'1 I trit,rt trie irlictratiriri it the' puldir111 tire I) Calhrrr' porrtioni it' the( inmry.t ti: iii-~,'ti rr~ i~in uni ii[ l iain if till their (nIhl ii i, fintliiwt Icdi j 'i\j P ...

... S 1',4 1N. 'Iief-tlo. ia~ intelliacnoe tie were enabled to publish in a >t. rot~d EJIlions of xesterdli N's Chr'lirocle. MADRID, SEPT. I 7.-Tii 0, A.M. [I ltoir ola owte COatRlU''OiiLNT.1 I uki iii itsolf or the departure of thle exrs to send yeaL tIs accollipanying Ga:ctte, just publisted, and which, thercfore, I hajve isot time to translate. InI it yon will find three articles of great ...

... I To rint: EDITOIR OF 'ril MO)IRNIN; CHRONICLE Sllt-.In thle ordinary proglress ( lolpii(! iltior tle moes ?? et V1fill periodS tire isott. ?? ti l hi ma k n tin, strong- a- est demand on thc mioderation and foibearaitee of the n. people but a eriis miily -arrive wlhichl turns forbearance tl ito ernvardice and mG deratioll itlto erimte. Such titer itd d would be it this perilous cris. wit eli ...