... DINNER TO MR. SYNC. On Wednesday evening a public dinner was given by the political friends of Mr. Bvng, in celebration of his services for fifty years as member of parliament for the county of Middle. sex. The dinner took place at Drury-lane Theatre, which was splendidly illuminated and decorated for the occasion. The pit was raised to a level with the stage, so that the tables ex- tended ...

... 0 HATTON-CARDEN. THE MURDER AT ISLINGTON.-RE-EXAMINATION OF THE PRIsoNzRS-This day having been appointed for a further ex- amination of the persons suspected of being concerned in the murder of Mr. Templeman, of Pocock's-fields, Islington, the greatest anxiety existed in the neighbourhood of the oflice to hear the examination or to get a glimpse of the prisoners. Mr. Combe and several other ...

... LOU4NDO , Satarday Morning, March 21, IS40. In the House of Lards last night their lordships were occupied with the presentation of petitions. In the Commons numerous petitions were presented against the corn laws, and on various other ?? second reading of the beer bill was ?? Mac- kinnon gave notice of a motion respecting the Hill Coolies. -The report on the committee of elections was brought ...

... On Wednesday week a disgraceful outrage took place at Wigan in resistance to the Queen's authority. A sheriffs officer in attempting to execute a writ, was obstructed and roughly treated, and the prisoner rescued by soldiers from the barracks. The names of the parties concerned are, an officer named Cash, the HCON. E. S. Plunkett, and the Hon. A. Fraser. The offdicer and chief constable having ...

... TorY ATTACKS ON THE Q1?EEN.-Our excellent co.. temnporary could not have been aware that the Duke (of Wellington) had been recently styled, by a certain great personage, as ano old rebel, and a scoundrel, os the occasion of his opposing Prince Albert's Precedency Bill; and that it would not be seemly that inquiries from the Palace should be made touching the health of an indivi. dual so ? ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLANY.-( rom the Continentalpapers.) Count Esterhazy, Chamberlain to the Emperor of Austria, s .ed at Vienna a few days ago. We learn from St. Petersburgh that the Hereditary Grand i luke will take his departure for Darmstadt immediately after t ie Russian Easter. M. Brunow will, it is said, be there to I %ceive the Prince.-Galignani. SENEGAL.-In consequence of the great mortality ...

... THE XGCRNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: IFED.VSDAY, MARCH 2X, 1840. In the HousE of LoRDS last night Lord KENYON presented ten petitions against the Irish Corpora- tions Bill. The Message from her MAJESTY respecting Lord SEATON was ordered to be taken into consideration on Friday next. Various petitions were presented for and against the repeal of the Corn-laws, and against intrusion in the Scottish ...

... As already noticed In our paper of yesterday, Mr. Smith lectured on tbe corn-laws on Monday, at the Htaill of' Sci- ence, City-rond. Last night ho lectnred at the ItJall o1 Sci- ence, BetIal-urven, to tiea Spilaoiields wenversi, and the respectable Inhabitants of the nejelibourbood. Pre vious to the commoncetleot of the lec lure, a ventleman came np to him, and stated that he had been to Iis ...

... I The iON{DO~N GAZE'~TTE Qf TUESDA Y, March 10. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'SOFFICE, MARCH 5. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold it Levee at St. James's Plalace, on Wednesday, the 18th instant and en Weduesday,thelst of April next, each day at two o'clock. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, FEB. 14. By COriMAND OP HER MAJESTY. Notice is hereby given, that all persons having petitloDSO or ...

... PORTUOA 1, LISBiON, Mi,, ,i 1). | IltiOM) OVIR OW N' ('01MUlSl'ON'DENT.] 1cople's ilinde here have uo'en occupied pretty much fo-r somti a tilime ithl the iict andc frivolities of the carnival the preparations (ii all pertice for the ft rthco winflg cvic'- tlons are. hlowcver, actively going on. The Septeni- bristas seem to itake sure of die v otes ofa ?? proportiou if ths :Niguelitie, and I ...

... 1UBLATIVE FOC ?? ?? IVD FORIEC F 21-H BRITISH A ND FRRNXCH ST6AJ 2V4 Zl'8S. To THE EDITOR orTIlE 'ORANING CHRONICLE Sia-Yur tenperatc renmarks it' this (lay's Chioai(le, on the gascrnadiag articic ill the Journaldse De'buts, can- not ftil to give pleasure to the lovers of peace. Tory spoecchifiers and Tory writers have too suceesefully essayed the getting up a species Of newspaper war between ...

... A BliL.L, TO (J 1V F.UMMARY PROTECTION TO PRtISONB ExrLOYEU IN TIE PUBLICATION uF PARLCAMLNTARY PA PERS. Whereas it Is essential to the due and effectual exorcise and discharge of the functions and duties of ParliiAiient, aurd to ?? of wise legislatioR, thatno obstrmctions or impediments should exist to the publication of suckh of its reports, votes, and proceedings, as ri;1,er house ?? may ...