... I HOUSE OF LORDS-F'al DAY. The royal assent waS given by commission to Prince Albert's Naturslization Bill and Prince Albert's Annuity Bill. The Commissioners were the Lard Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury the Earl of Errol, the 1i E of Shaftesbury, and the Earl of Clarendoi,. Earl STAN HOPE presented a petition from a community of Socialists established in llamrpshire, prayiig their ...

... I[MPEItIAIfAR lANMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, The house met this irturisinL for the purpoce of pr oeedirtg to Backingham Palace, with the address of cougratolatios votod to her Majesty o01 Friday stI. The bencbas on both R ides om the house were numerously occupied. Among the peers present were the Dukes of Sascex, Cambridge, Norfolk, Somerset, and Satherlend, the Archbiplhop ?? y, the ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1840. Our Paris express of Tuesday brings us & letter from our Paris correspondent, written at a late hour on Tuesday evening, in which he says, I have this moment heard that the Due de BROGLIE is still employed in forming a Cabinet, of which THIEns is to be the chief; and into which some members of the Left Centre and some of the minor ])octrinaires (RESiUSAT ...

... JUNI'ETID STATES. Lnxva'oo:lj MOND)AY LvF.,NIN(5.-.By tlic nvtw and splendid ship Stephen Whitney, commanded by Captain C. W.Th'lomipsoni, arrived here this aftcrnouol, w(, have received New York papers to the i1th ult., iviths the subijoined letter from our Philadelphia correspondlent. Tire Stephen Whitney spoke, oftl Dtsngarvon, the Swiftture, sixty-four days front Fernando Po. Sire was ...

... SUBMARINE .ILLUMINATI ON.-THB ROYA L GEORGfR. To irHE EDITOR OF THE MORNMN,; CHRONICLE. I-le made darknes8s hi secret p1 ac , and his Pavilion round about him of de rk; wators.'- . Book oJ Psnboe. Hunt N Aure Into her Elemenf ?? Aken-tide, Sia-At the same time that I expr ess ray ohligation for your courtesy and kindaese in publishiot e the letter which I addressed to you, en the value of ...

... MllEMIOIR OF PRINCE ALBERT. [lrom a work hy Mr. Shoberl, just published, entitled Prince Albert and the llouse of Saxony, &c.] If our memoir of Prince Albert proves rather scanty, we can assure tbe readur that it is not tbr the want of upplica. cation to the best sources. His youth, and the circuits- e.auces in wiieb he hba hithfrto belen placed, afford, in tritl, but little scope either for ...

... IMPE'-JAL PARLIAI~I I~NT i 131 PE! ?? PAtRlIAA31 ?? rI h1()1VSf. O ( LO])|S--_TONDAI. CHIAWIt('1 JNTRU'-10-~1( ?? Thme marquo'qa of liurL pre ;u- i' ir-llt thpa ?? o1 M ?? , I, v 1(1 ?? tIrthie. i1 o t) ' . s!, titll's in thO county ni kvr anl d from parnlies it) tb, , 1tit, (,tI l.rf ir, Jt55 liill l.rhrti tvrafsirg lor ai 11odfiic iwn Di the b ihii'iti p trouen~is in Sv1.:10nd. '3 li 1 ir ...

... CASE of FROS0', WILLIAMS, and JONES. To THm tDITOR OrTHE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-With tbis letter I beg to band ysu a copy of a ?? nhiegb I forwarded to Lord Normanby on Mondlay luot, with a request thait he would lay the sarue before the Queen, I alho send herewith a copy of a letter which I have aince received froms his lotdvhip's secretary. I shall feel much obliged by your allowing those ...

... Intelligence has been received from China to the 28th of September, brought by the Marmion. It appears that in onsequene of renewed outrages upon the part of the Chinese authorities, Captain Smith had felt it necessary, on the IIth of September, to place the port and river of Canton in a state of blockade. The following is tle of- ficial notice of this proceeding:- a The High Commissionner and ...

... TIE'1 MORNVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRUIDAY, 1.1EJ3RUARY 7, 1810. In the House of Lords last night, Lord ABER- DEEN brought the state of the Church of Scotland before the House. On understanding from Lord MELBOURNE that the subject was under the con- sideration of the Government be had no wish to press the matter at present. Lord COLCHESTER brought forward his motion on the defective state of' ...

... ' TO THE EDITOROF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si a-I am desirous of drawing the attention of some In- flaential individual to a public grievance, long felt by the Inhabitants of the county palatine of Lancaster. Lord Liverpool is the prothonotary of the Court of Corn. mon Pleas for the county of Lancaster, receiving from 3,000 to 4,0CO a year for performing, by deputy, the du- ties of the office. ...

... TiWE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TRIURSDA Y, FE, BRUARY 6, 18l. In the flotus of LORDS, last night, Prince ALIIERT'S Annuity Bill was brought up fromt the Commons, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time this day, when Lord MELBOURNEis to move the suspension of the standing orders, that it may pass at once through all its stages. In the HOUSE of COmImONS, Mr. LEArER pre.- sented ...