... MR, LUCASS ?? OPfTB T DUKB OF IWELLIZGTON. A portrait of the Duke of Wellingtonl, In his robes as Chancellor of the University of Oxford, has been paint by Mir. Lucas, and is now privately exhibited at the rooms of U1r. Moon, in Threadneedle-street. Accustomed, as we lave boen, to see this illustrious soldier portrayed In every ,arioty et military costume, we were wholly unprepared to lid bis ...

... 'URKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, FEn. 27. [FROn OUR OWN CORREBPONDENT.] The firmness and energy of Lord Ponsonby, overruling the equivocations of the Divan, have at length obtained for ioim something more like a definitive answer on the question of the Greek Patriarch. He has now been given to understand, though not yet, I believe, in an official communication, that the demands of the English ...

... THIE MDORNING CHRONICLE. LON DON: AWNVDAY, MARCH 16, 1810, The correspondence relating to China, which bas just been distributed, extends to 454 folio pxages. In the brief peritd which has elapsed since we have received these Papers, we needi not say thiat ve have only been able to glance hastily over themn. So long as the East India Company had the mno- nopoly of tbe trade with China, matters ...

... By the Tagus steamer, which arrived at Falmouth from the Peninsula on Saturday last, Nve have re- ceived a letter from our correspondent at Lisbon, which will be found below.' The Tagus left Gibral- tar on the 112tb, Cadiz on the 13th, Lisbon on tho. 16th, Oporto on the 17th, and Vigo on the 18th instant. LISBON, MARC{ 16. [FRO0r OUR OWN CORREsPONDENT.1 The alliance for election purposes ...

... InI the Chronicle yesterday we published details from the Indian psapers, of the recent intelligence from China. We subjoin sonic additional extracts from those journals, which contain every thing of interest which had transpired, up to the departure of the overland mail:- LFRlOM THE noMBAY ?? of JAN. 31.1 There are various reports current respecting the pro- ceedihigs of Lord Auckhlnd, wbich ...

... IMP ?? -1PARL4AM ENT' HOUSE OF LORDS.-MoNDuY. Tl-e L 'rd Canchamlr tock his Biwit ou the ?? at the ainnl hoar. (C0 N- LA WS. Lerl I3EX L..-Y pr'stnttd a prszi!ien frosa a p!ave in Htk-i'- shlre u.ifinct any ?? in tho cenra lawv. W ATERi. Tile NArquesso \tI:Sl'MIN TEIt presenied a ?? roma th;e hbabilants ot Mtwylvbone in vestry assemibc f ld tsR h-t'er supl4y of pnure witivn ter the ioctrCooli) ...

... iIJAER1AL PARLIAMEINT 0lOUSIJ OF LOl1D)S-ThJURSDAY. VE310 ACT. . Io I ofrII ADDINUTON presented a petition fro i (I hep LaerY of A rg le against the Veto Act. eO prebt Itslti r iUNICI IAL RiEFORI v ?? I iJ presented a peilion from a plaee in I ' ;ithe Irish Mualielmll It-forin lill. LEET JURIES. The MoriliiC5~of NtORMAN iv presented a petition from t Its juicy, ,.r~li00tJaug of thc institution ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LOND ON; THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 18iO, We elsewhere insert an ample report of the pro- ceedings at the dinner given yesterday to Mr. B YNG, the veteran Member for Middlesex, in Drury- lane Theatre. The assemblage must have been highly gratifying to Mr. BYES, proving as it did most irre- fragably the high regard in which he is held by so many of the most distinguished men of ...

... ANTI-CORN-LAW MOVEMBATS. The delegates from the great manufacturing and commer- cial districts of the kingdom have again arrived In the mc- 'ropolle. They held their first meeting yesterday, at Brown s Hotel, Palace-yard. Delegates were present from the following places: ARBROATn.-JameS Renny. 1tRU)ILFY.-Jaioes Roberts,.John Holgate. BRADrORD.-Robert ililliga, Gieorge Oxley, Alexander ...

... The LON/DON GAZETTA oj FRIDA Y, March 27. LORD CHIA MBERLA IN'S-OFFICE, MlARCh 15. Notice is hereby givem, that her Majesty will hold a Le vee et St. James's Palace, on Wednesday, the Ist of April Witxt, at two o'clock.- LORD CIIAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, ?En. 14. BYT COMMAND OF HER MAJESTY. Notice is. hereby given, that all pe3rsons having petitionlo or addresses to present to her Malesty at the ...

... Motion made, and question proposed That the Order of the Da for the Committee of Supnly be now read. Aendmeolnt propose oe to leave out from thee wor TThat, to the end of the question, In order to add the words on coneideratton of the Evidence of Mr. Freeman and Dr. Chambers, given at the bar of this House, with respect to the health of Mr. Sheriff Elang, who Is now in custody, he be ...

... PORTUGAIL. IEXPRESS FROMI FAL:IOUTII.] LISBON, MARcHr 2. [FROM Ou' OWN CORRESPONDENT.] I informed yon in my letter of the 24th ilt. that tile go- vernment had resolved upon the dissolution of the Cortes,E and that it might be expected to take place from day to i day. On the evening of the 24th, a council of ministers was held at Count Villa Rcal's, when the final resolution i was taken to ...