... IMPERIAL PAR LAMENT1 HOUSE OF LO6)lRDS-TURSDAY. SCOTTISH CHURCH. The Duke of ARGY LE presented several peltitions froim places in Scotland against tle intrusion ot ministers into the Scottish church. The Earl of GALLOWAY, after presenting several peti- ?? for the settlement of thle law of church patronage in Scotland, comnplained of the delay which government made In the consid ?? of this ...

... ALEXANDRIA, MaRCH 6. [FROMt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.I Since the 26th ult. nothing particular has occurred. The French steamer only arrived this morning, and with- out a mail from Europe; consequently we hear nothing of politics. The only remarkable feature is the Pacha's continued preparations for defence. A vcry respectable force, both of cavalry and artillery, has arrived here from Cairo, and ...

... TIlE MARINES AND THE SPANISHI LEGtON. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CIIHRONICLE. Sin-Wonll you oblige me by the instortion of the Sn- closed extract taken from (Goneral Evans's 1 Memoranda of the contest in Spa t. I would not have troubled you on the subject, but since my arrival ia Eaglavd I have beard the affuir of the 16th Mnarch, 1837, very frequently diecuased, both amongst mili- tary and ...

... LEWIES ELECTION. -- The friends of Liberal principles and of progres- sive reform will learn, with the highest satisfaction, that Lieut.-General the Hon. Henry Otway Trevor has consented to stand for the borough of Lewep, on the vacancy occasioned by the death of one of the staunchest friends of reform, Sir Charles R. Blunt. General Trevor is brother to Lord Dacre, and is intimately connected ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY. The Earl of GALLO WAY presented petitions from Whit- hall, Damtries, and other places, in favour of non-intrflsien in the cullrch of Scotland. The Earl of ABERDEEN presented a great number of similar petitions. The Earl oI CLARE presented a Petition from the county of Limerick, signed by the high sLerif,; ngaiust the importa- tlion of foreign corn. IRISH MUNICIPAL ...

... TH:E MORNING CIIRONICL' L O N DO N: TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1840, In the lIOusH Of LORDS, last 1ight, 1)CtitiU' presented from various places in Scotlanda ll U'j of the Court of Session in the ilueti1 with Church, and from other places agaillet intrI Petitions against intrusion were also 1r ' the Earl of ABERDRRFN and the MarjU( 1l The Marquess of NORvIAN11Y, reterrll to I tion from Newport ...

... -4- To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-As doubts have been thrown out in various quarters whether there be sufficient justification in our warring with China, permit me, through the medium of your excellent journal, to call the public attention to the plain bearings of the case; which, indeed, after all, may be done within a small space. The Chinese government have chosen to prohibit ...

... HER MAJEST7 'S LEVER. The Queen held a levee yoeterday, afternoon at St. Jammr'o Palace. Hier Majesty and Prinice Albert, attended by their suite, tirriveid from Buekinghant Palace, escorted by a party of the Royal Regiment of Hlormi Guards. in %vaiting were thle Mistress of the Robes ; thle Dowager DLay Lyttletool, lady of thle budehamber InI welitng; E-irl of Filigal, lord in waiting ; Lord ...

... I IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENTj, Ct HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. B The royal a-sent was given by commisslon to the ?? Racing ACt in part Repeal Bill, and to a number of private hills. of The commissioners were the Lord Chansielar, the Mar- ?? of Lansidowne, and the Earl of Shaftesbury. fr Tule Earl of Kingston took the oaths and his Eeat. Plr. Bitrnul tnod others front the Commions brought u p the Printed ...

... By the packet-ship Garrick, Captain Palmer, which arrived at Liverpool yesterday, we have received New York papers to the 26th ult., being four days later than by the previous arrival. The news, however, is unim- portant. The following are extracts from the New York Albion and from the New York Daily Express of the 24th and 25th February:- GREAT FIRE AT NEW ORLEANS. True American Office, ...

... INVERNESS BLECTION. [EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM INVEIINESS.] The strife has been most violent for the last few days, nor will it cease till the polling on Tuesday. The Liberal party have no doubt of success; but all the power of Toryisit, in all its forms, local and metropolitan, t is fully employed night and day to prevent voters from pollirn. The Tories succceded in kidnapping some Libe. f ral ...

... TiE ll MOR2NlNG C(JROATICLE. LONDON: TUESED'A Y, MARWCI 17, 1840, ATe received lust night the following letter from Brussels, announcing the resignation of Ministers, in consequence of the Chamber having agreed, by a majority of 42 to !38, to strike off the half-pay of General X AN D)ER S.1ISSEN. The ?? of this proceeding is detailed in our correspondent's letter. It was thought that an ...