... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... DUBLIN, MARCH 19. [FaOM CUR OWN COaRE5PONDENT.] MEErlNt} AT THE CORN-EXCHANGE.-L')lD Si'ANLEY'S BILL. Mr. O'Connell returned to town last evenlr.g from GA- way, and. is3ued the ifolowing notification:- Mr. O'Conril requests a meeting of his c0118itiiento at toiw Corn-excbaige rooms this day, the 19.h March instants at half after two'eclock, to consider the best mewas of con- Yri idating the ...

... UNITFDI) STATES AND CANADA. Ltvraeopt., TU'ESDAY N(;ilr. By the arrhal of the splendid packet-silip England, ('apt ail MWaite. which arrived here this evenhig, we have reci is od papersiis tohe hc2d ult. The England sailed on the ;h, ulil-i. She has experienced light easterly 'hid. since the bth inst. The Londonliner Quebecsailed oni the sall-C dlay, and ou the oth March she pasted the ...

... MILITARY OUTRAGE AT IVI(JAN. t PROM A MORItN~G PAPER]I On INW'tsed,~ the Io n ccia h ulv thl,, iiorouigh present ei tire nplivarauce (it' a pjlace w1hivh hurl been just cap). lurod t~y a party of hesiegers, and who were about to socek the place they had then got e~sot of'. ThL violent stal.e ;ut one party,, and tile dreeI Anod ?? of' others, or-ise rein thle cilcwumitrencc oeltallidl iti the ...

... THE MORNING CHiRONICLE. L ON I) ON: 2'TJURSDAY, MARCHI 19, 2S0, In the House of Commons yesterday, a petition was presented by Mr. HUIT, from the Chamber of Commerce of Hull, against the Stade duties; and a similar petition from the merchants and ship- ?? of Hull; and as it contained important information relative to these duties, of which ho- nourable members knew very little, he moved that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...