... FALLING OF TWO HOUSES IN FLE T- STREET. I A most awfuil casualty occurred on Saturday light, at half-past ten o'clock, in Vlect-street. A few weeks since a fire took place at the house of Mr. Bundy, trunk-maker, Fleet-street, two doors from the office of the Weekhi Di8- patelh newspaper, and the ruins were left, as was inuagined, in a state of perfect security. This, however, by the udanl- ...

... II)l'UIUS O1 PEERS. . . I. . ?? li;ON DANV, Fiii. 22.1 Lurd l erl XI;IU 'i/e s t'tie, tihat after tile I aster vCeesS, it the silbject ere not taken llp by vtonec jnoblC ni le ICriTel Ie ordl, IC WlOnId ' Iove l;or leave to triing in a ?? to ?? tile doubts n w hit b be iiluerstoodl it exist as to thle right ofa l'ccr t nt plead ii his privilege ill teil evlent VIo ?? tbr tricio r. J ?? Iply tO ...

... EXTRAORDINARY XPERI1MENT. An exuerimpnt c iv , - -- n an'd An lexperiment ?? tried on saturlday after- flngrey te o 0lee, of one of the inventions to which we alluded last beaut I Lion autumn, which a friend or, whom we hlave reliance lad crst ded so mnly ar, opportunity of witnessing. The trial toolc piecc in Chiirrea it ing the grounds of Drr. Bovd, in the courity of Esyex, a Head of Ha I ...

... 0- rtuavlo and Sliutvuavvowi)?io. QA :sv : x 4 4s- t ?? It1 (Fr'ona Le Comsticre.) TL PARIS, EII. 2£3. luin;iI A Lettez from Toulon ort the l7th Ias the tullowing ?? / powstscript, ihlih announces a the-t that is inut SOILS , 1V_ unimpoitant :- The Cathiolics il- Fl'renlh ?? Swvitzerliand who have Latily ustainell So severe 11i-i4ll a check, intetil to leave the countrY niost of the fhtillif ...

... ealvilailtall £If -clt EDINBI3URG, e e -- D.I . if 1 e zi0.\OrDA'. M M, Cj'1 The sfrugg.le has term inatel Ministry, and Ireland is thous saej t Sa'z.XIe'S insidious asutl!re, tihtfi: s without any immediate hop)e of ?? n Lord .o111PETIJ. On tile last abate, Air O'CoNssmt.i. redpietl to ',IF a l io tT I I'tEI. tO AIr OCip,',?i ,IVII. ItV RSLL WOulUIi u) tile lliscussi ing a comprehensive view ...

... LEI'I'H. DIn-nrs vrono 29vt TO 2nts VEkOUART, Fail'y Qeen, !ti), Gai,im trram nattcitno, witih SI c''.i flax r J. S' larshn l- 131) s, 1a , 510e lie rs ?? & Co.- I rolseo mrchaotdi-e for G. Gib. ?? aikaii .! el.lloitl for A. &G. SteG s,.tr)0t1 sbosese far J. Fuirun- I18 OhL0U,,.. '121 Matli flIx, fat l;inr & Stt v ..e. easnaed flr Diekson & C,.-b Mits Ritn, Bob cerassar, for Taylor, Hiues, ...

... :1 T,1,0'S 1 WEDlNE~SDAY, 1FEBRUAR' 124, 18411. i1UTT ES ON IMPORTS. titl nit At a bieetilg of the Imlilmers of the II ouse of r, Comnmotlis, held at tile Illittclied -house Tavern,1, ch St. James's-street,, on the 2mth of lehriar' lie B114, Joseph 11 owe. .Esq. M. ?? ill thle cli, tfl following resolhitions wvere agreed to:- l ot 11ilved by tile Rtight llon. 1i. Ellioe, mjIC., I an, d ?? liv ...

... - TO THE EDITOR OrI THP MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Permit me, for myself and fellow-claimants, to thank you for your prompt and pertinent remarks on the article which appeared in your paper of Saturday, the 20th of February, from a correspondent, on the subject of the Danuish claims. But, as the question is one which naturally affects a very numeorus body, and must very soon again occupy the ...

... CONVERSION OF SEA WATER INTO FRESH-. To He PIUNTER of/lie HAIfPSIYTIr ?? I roham, To e Pn INTER °fr/le HAW PShIRstE TELEGtAPH. keley coareer, SIto-1 avail myself of tie columns of your very in. Ellis, c taste, fuetial Paper, to makv a few remarks upon a most im- Count cdimax portant nmeasure, whicb Captain Sir James Stirling and Sherrb l o ysef have for some time had in hand, and which Nortli ...

... MADRID, Fro. 20. FFO.No OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Affairs remain here in inuch ?? samle state n1s when I Wrote last. On Thursday Seno: Limn presented his credentials oi re- uming his duties as minister of ]Portueal at the court of Spain, thespecial mission of the Marquis de Saldanha hav- ing ceased with thle settlemenlt of the Donro question. On presenting liq credentials, thle following address ...

... THJI FRhEiM.AN'S JOTiNAI l MUTINY-ROUT-AND WAIL. The eventful encounter is past, and the flaunting presumption of assailant Orangeism has sunk out of sight,-for a time. Be it ours to make good use of that time, and follow up the blow. Thefive pound franchise bill has already wrought, among the conspirators against Irish freedom, much of the effect we looked for. They could not conceal during ...

... ?? ? -1hiI -i ii - -, ?? 2718. SAT URDAY, FEBRU.111Y\ 27, 18'11 v ?? .- j Lordr Aiorpeth's, Irisil Registratioui Bull, after four nigbts' debate, was read a second time in the Com -; I a. a .- 1 . A I. .. . . . .1 . .. . I mons, onl 'Tluramlay, there appearing on thle division- eim ~Y, For thre second reading 299-against, 12194-majority in , at faoro at Miitr,5 od Stanliey's machinations 11 ...