... MR. C'HARLES IEAY. Since Mr. Charles Kean's re.-ppearanlce on the metro- politain hoards he hue, only enacted tire two ('Ii('ir'sp- at' I1(ifilet arid lHjc/o( 1I I. Darbig t he coritinirredt run of' these plays, aed while awaitingI thle occasion just priom~ise for testing his powers in a part very difflireut Irom either (Sir Giles Ovr'rceoe/r), we shall take thle opprortusnity fir a monre ...

... The LONDON GAZE l'TE oJ 'UES.D4Y FYld. 27. At tle, Coiirt atnilueking-hani P'alace, the '26tit tlay of' Fehrouiry, 18lIS; present, Hth Queeii's Most Excellent Ma- Iety in Council . ller' 1luitisty iii Council wa is thi, tdali -lesed to aippoint J,,in Stevenson Stitl, of' Weiphig Cross, Eatj.l , to be Sheriff of life mutt y of Sb thifrd. (1 AMOOGAN~i ii nif n v Gwyn'l, of' Al liwon, Eoqq ...

... BUxJOU'(.I[ OF MAR YLEBOXYE. MiEE' H l.G 0 ?? liE FlI Il. itS Dh ) MlIt. FW.Aiir. A abbe)H ti-etill, of IthI, clootor., ot )111am~ ?? .ii iii ilt! o ott atiuriny,~ at 'i'ie'-Iii ?? plce ir t ?? tile propriety M ci lg 'iioiEwitit I' -q- fir thle rep~ eseotnttivpoif that I 0- rtel ittile frorni oftirS WIMUCTi 'rIte Mitil~tji1g V0 n Itt er~o1iis t teaoldc d Atoutt 'clock Mr. WVilliamis ?? ?? to ...

... ;~ -q- FOI7 I 4wlPF-'Q 91hanJ~ihe~last~i ardv~als. iThey contain various rum uys irom .thefrolntier t. effet tobatos remapt T the-avy, Island iasurents had, reh.d the iliianB;tois Blanc in !Lace. Y ;rie, vwhere, ate taking.aams from the -town of Detroit, they esta .1lisbedm.1heir,.head-quarters.. Hither they-were promptly pursued by the loyalists, whowdispersad. them in al directions, 'after ...

... We last night received front Portsmouth a file of New York papers to thc, lot of February, brought by the Mediator, which sailed upon that day. 'Thu very little which they udd to the in- tellig( toe received by the last packet will be found in the subjoined extracts: [F]ROM THlE NEW YORIK ADVERT15HRII. Futom Tini M iuICIGAN FntONTxEl.-The following re- nuarkit from the Detroit Free Preese, ...

... THIE MORNING CH(RoXICLI LONDON: FRIDA Y, FEBR UAR Y ' ;, 10. In the HousE of Loans yesterday the Etcheq:o 13ill and the Eixtent in Aids Bill wesjt throeh and were ordered to be read a third time thiv sI Lord BROUGHAM ?? notice that lhe W0ooli, tion to the order in council of the 14th of nitting the importation into Guiana of all the countries of Asia within the boards India Compauny's charter. ...

... ktA jESTYfS LEVER. ER - - ,. . n'do.k vesterdav Rfter- 1 Salveft tWvL' O-c1VIs 3yOlamiU5a aie- 1:4h. Iier majesty., attended hy the and fir C ,ahioness Zof Leausdowne, and ?? ?? lrrivedi fremi the new palace. ~ ~,jlowiC ?? to her arjesiy ~ ~ediS~1, ?? r. litlinmneiauer, Austrian ';rjn~ ~i~~'tiithttili to thle United States ro hetrited States minister. ~~ the Artihry) and Mr. D'Olehin, Mane, ...

... MONDAY, FEE 2l6. Colnplainit Hiniit of certilill expressions i uspe, c ut t Dianerla O'Colflne, Esq., a n eullicer of thils hose atadnnra tli Cr,,own arid Ancl~or~1'ivcrl, and reported in Thselforn-i i.'iq hronice ?? il ?? lispperS., .ts contain- w/ '17-onele nd Molib aiav0t neosi ltei' of this house, Ie a chartge of foul jperjliry ugfinitl men o:M rlli ill tile discharge of' their ofca tl i2 ...

... To THE EDITOR or THEnn MSORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-I observe the following resolution advertised in your paper- That a committee be appointed, to sit in London, for the purpose of communicating with all parties interested in church leasehold property, in order that due consideration may be secured to the claims of the lessees, and to the rights of the church, in the event of any measure being ...

... Quotation from The Limerick Chronicle of the loth February, by Mr. M. J. O'Connell, of what purported to be a letter written by the London correspondent of that journal on the first day on which election ballots took place in that house:- I-louse of Commons, Half-past Five. The ballots are ?? have lost Salford and Rox. burgh-but we have gained lpswich.A To gain a cause there is no surer way ...

... I W?pl HOUSEOP 'LORDSMO27jiY * The LORDRCH'ANCELLOR took hid esaftls eWo} l Vcl; at five o'clock. * . The Waterford GrandWnuits' Bill was rtod a first time, nd ordered to be read a second time'on Tuesday. Lord wHARNCLIFFE presehtfhd a petition from a e0on in the county of York, pfaying that a'oaus in which e w~asinterested, nd which had been decidedby their lord- ships on appeal, might he ...

... A T FO -INTELL1GURCE. 'i . 1 . ;- - i i R _ -r Oe d tbe a eddon f the~iib^per Ckitcbtk. - Aftet~ tiapeedli of some len, the4'£ PiF ieetiin she i'' of all opini6on it 0~.1 M It ratijih 44u, s'iin sbholdl be discussed*. He We ld. tberethro; .begsthe Ghamert. kij the eteon into constdetou. The ntions pan. jiously ordered to .e taken m, ...