... T4e LONDON GAZETTBE o' TUESDA Y, Feb. Ifi. BIUCKINGHAM PAILACE, FEBRU1CARY 11. ''l'te Quevin ?? t his dayI plens(.(I to vonirir tire llilonor of' Kntighthroodii~ 1ii TI olliiK Trskinle Pcrry, Estq., rine (tf the JudlgeS of thle SUiPTUIilC ('01frt Of Jllfieature at Boinlboy. LIuIRD ('11A MBERLAI N'S OFFICE', Fnv~v1 The Lorl I iutinlberlair of her Majesty's Hiousehold hais nipoirrtu John orbtis ...

... [ ITo TuR EDITOR OF TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-In the Athenaura (published some months since), I saw it asserted that no British artist could paint in Fresco. Allow me to say this is not correct. Barker of Bath, has painted in a very powerful colour the whole side of the paintinlgr-room in Fresco-the genuine old Fresco of the Italians the figures are the size of life, and I never salw in ...

... II HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAnY. Tihe Earl of Shaftesllury sat as Speaker. The Bishop of LONDIDON presenlted a petition from a I cc inl Essex llnibost irny further 'rant to the College of MI(lynouotb'll. U its petitiol from tlmsame county against the superstitiolus aindidolatrouspractices in tbr Enst Indics. Th,, ri-lit rveielnd prelate also presented n petition from, an indiejiruial 111 uc d ...

... The Ineonstant, 3G, Captain Pring, sailed oln Tuesday, fronm Pllynouth, for the Mediterranean ; and the Endynion, 361, Captain the Hlon. F. Grey, on the same day, for the Fitst lndies. The lris, '26, Captain Nurse, arrived at Plymouth, from this ~ort, on Mlonda, oni her way to the coast of Africa. r4Thl' ; Iarite i'i, nud Vindictive, o0, are both proceed- ing tilt at tttis port fir ...

... IMPERIALPARLIAMENT' at HOUSE OF COMMONS-TnUASDAY. thl The Speaker took, the chaiir at the iistud hour. *,s Severid private bills were forwarded it sta~u. nil Colonel RAWDON presented it petition stioned by seveil lii hondred persons, from t he counlty Dolln, against Lord loi Stanlley's Bill, and in tiivour elf Lord, horpecthl's, for thle re- hii gb5tritieii of voter., jis 11epd ex ?dr. TOWNLEY ...

... LORD CARDI GAN. To 1UIE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-What will:foreigners think of Eogland-n nation on whose possrsoions the sun never sets, a nation which boasts of equal justice to all when they hear of the tinale of the fuss and precedents upon the trial of the Earl of Cardigan ? ' Tell it not in Gath, lest the lords of the Philistincsrejoice; And yet se it Is. If the earl should ...

... RNGLISH REGISTRATION BILL. TO THE RIGHT 1(WN LORD JOHN RUSSELL. MY LORD-It was expected by many persns that in , bill tule joverament would htve proposed some amend- ,tent ih ,io 17tlt sethleuio of the ?? Act (relating, ad your lordshi1p iD aware, td cities and lwrotghlts), with tbe view of depriving that aection offsome of those noxious and unnevessary ingredients, which have hitlierto led, ...

... (RMCCItVED v YESTERDAY.] BRUSsEIs., FEB. 14.--1Vlat remained to be negotiated of the loan of 82 millions of francs (about 3) Imilliotls), au- thorised by the law of )2th of.JIne iI:st, has jlst beenl nego- tiated with the houe of Mlessrs. Rothschild Brothers. We do not know at what rate this last portion of the loan has been disposed o.; we only knew that it is at a hihlier rate thai thc ...

... NAIPlLIEON IN ITALY.--Aniticn tihe gaudy anti ill- draisi pictuircs at the Palace o' XVermaillts, intenided to cominninorate all the glories of France, there is one whihli rej resents Bonaparte leading hi6 troops over the Bridge oi' Arcole, Whifle a brawny greiaadicr vainly trics to pull hack the valiant pCtit Capora' oat of danger. By a pictorial licence, the artist has given Napo- ?? a ...

... The election of a treasurer at University C0l- lege takes place this (lay. The canldidates nomi- nated are, John Taylor, Eeq., F.R.S. ; and William Tooke, Esq., F.R.S. Thebest friends of the college will not hesitate to attend the ballet between two and four o'clock. To T'rE EDITOR oP THE MORNING. CHRONICLE. SIR-YOu are aware that the committee of thc Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...

... [FROM A CORUFSPONDENT.] The continued opposition of the government to H claim which the House of Commons had already twice before entertained, is worthy of remark ; the question in itself, too, is one of considerable interkst to the public, and you may possibly be willing to lay before yourreaders a more particular history of the claim, and of lhe ground upon which it has been resisted, than ...

... THE MORNING CHRO YG CLE. LON DON: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY6, 1841. Lord REDRSDALE announced, last night, in the HoIsE of LORDs, that ite Earl ot RiroN, owing to the decease of a relation, would notbe able, on Alon- ?? next, to bring forward the motion of which he hld given notice, respecting the relations of this country with Persia. Lord BROUGHRAMI presented a petition from planters and landowners ...