... a? }HOU31E OF P 1- 1RS. THIURSDAY, A'rltoru 15.1 Lord CIoUnpbelt laitl on the table a bill to enable 1 ngli~sh creditors to sue their English debtors whlo ma1y bave removed to foreign) parts. This is, ot' coarse, an tinporroot mesure ; the other busi. ncss uas of' a routine natoec. HIOUSES OF C'OMMNONS. TI-UESD-AY, A ernt iL]. Lord Ash/ey~intimatedt Cbs course wshichl he ,rl31 .dopt on the ...

... APP 01N T MEN TS. *8Liesstenoits-R. D. I't~apletar., to commanid the .Vyden-. r he ham; 1i.. A. Stewart, to the L'ggnel; WV. ( L Deane, *- to the Heratie.c Surgeon1-ar. Alexander Cro~ss, to the Imaurn. r e Secondlllaslers-Geerge Poilgaze, to the Amues'ira I John Sinions, and Jatmes S. Hill (acth~g), to the d Caeonia; G. S. 7Hall, to the Sydenhameo. - e Cle'k'-inl.C/k0rsngc-J. T. Ratter, to the ...

... - . MR; (WCONNELL'S DEPARTURE FOR LONDON. A rery interesting scene occurred on the de- parturcot M~r. O'Connell for London yesterday evening. ; About eightl o'ciock great rnumbers of people assemble I opposite the railway station, in Westland row. Shortly i beti~re-hbaltpast eight Air. O'Connell arrived at the sta- g Lion, and was reeeived with the must enthusiastic cheering. ,W11hen the ...

... FRI OANV, JULY 5, 18-.1. - -C-- The Mtorniety 11u) ald of Weodieisdalv publisitervdL thle ?? Tatim i AlD1INTIiN oiV E,7ii.kNTI jtE.FtJcri) ivirlwhi I' Alt is, Tnciicador Tit' p~m. richt I Ani cetraordiii-tvi Couilter, iv ho cit, crpirgiauol d inane the 20th of Juijc, bring' the fuilawibg; inportanti iittcl- IdOl higence - I~li's ? The Emperor o~f orocco ihia vep cied tlie uiltinila there ...

... ?trt AUdJSThS ?? ThE IJIJKEflOM - (DF+romtw _WheAatdtsaar). l ClaimsB which are buased onl the principles of justice, sba ,~ arid sanctioned by the aiuthority otf religiou, have u-tin- r thing so much to dread as inattentioni oreorteeslmetit; hax . beCaUse, ?? inl proportionl as they are investigated op and vundeistoad, tttay wvilt .;ecure pudtlie respect lild see it cmuiii euce. Believing ...

... | AN¶121 CORN .AW TVLEAGUE. , 'r r 11 - T Ahe following remnarkable letter, anrnouncing a donation of' 50Wg. to the Anti-C orn Law League, has been sent to the papers for publication:- ; Eaton~aulI, Jan. lug, 1844. ir,-.Having on a former occasion exuressed to you my anxious wishes for your success in the arduous con.. test with mlonopoly in which -you are engaged, 1 cannot refuse nwyself ...

... - --.1 ?? SATURDAY. NO(VEMBER 30, 1844. Sir Robert and Lady Sale and fitmily arrived here on Wednestlay, by riailway, en ronrte for the seat of liajor s Portmnn,-nsar Christchurch. The Gallant General P will-return to Southampton on Sunday, remaining at c the Royal Hotel until Tuesday, when, with his family, k he will embark for India on board the Oriental steam- packet. His Royal Highness the ...

... FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 1844. - - iher Thc Queen held a drawving-room yesterday mr (Thursday) at St. James's Palace, in celebration of her her Majesty's birth day, wvhichl was mlost brilliantlly at. van tended. The different branches of hie Royal Family, MVi the Cabinlet blittiseers, great officers of state and the leg household, the foreign a3mbassadors and tminis ors, and m those who have th e ...

... ill IERV P3 P.ATi'jNT )]ARINE, ?? arlie Li, Ist'ii,1 to the, tefjillneos of thcis ICO ?? * ; l ia tbr' ?? stenfu rigaic, onl ' C ot Airi , I it oi ?? In oulr ?? i Mi1idl, ?? irl,no no ie o b IIllcits to the ?? I 1j': tIte,( 1la~e) Ol' 1he A till,, t - oll Aj.l 01)tillir CI Sir Philip Durhatim, I iI' It 0 iforn ;-o I ti llt :lo itriric Glut e lvith whicL , ll elihl l5(rse l; xti 'U ., ...

... SIR T. LETIs'fBRIDlGE ON TrHE CORNLTAWVS. Tio thle tlond.Oiiniz61', Landl.OCenpiers, anid Vn?- Labourers of IT'est Somncrset. CENtTLE.ttEN,-Ieaiinot look on and see the army of ?? law Laguers pressing down aid outtliakhmg the farmers aud'iaboulrers ot flo Iiaud, w ithomut ut terhin a cry, or tank ug awn absersat iron I * ,nnut tiOI St all J biave heretofore said and (lone in; regard to C ur n ...

... ( h-rnt 411. a..- ?? .. . (From thA Ape )d-s ---Us Grand Salorn it, the Imperial Palace of PetrstlfW- Nicholas 1. enters, leaning familiarly on the shoul- der of Count Nesselrode, followed at a short disiance by Courtiers, &c. &c. Nicholas-.Yes' mon cller, I never felt better in all MY life. The week I spent with our ohlt Alllies, die Enggiish, baa afiorded m e hcartfelt pleasure. .Nesselbode ...

... To Ihe lijditor of flu' MOItNINO CI1RONICLI?. v ~107, Ifigh-st reef, Portsmnonfl, Dcec. 26th., 1843. SIB,-As youl have given importance to my traits- eactions with Doti Carios, and his present consort, the Prinlcess of Beira, by pubhishing' them in your rb Journal of the 23rd inst. ; and as w hat you have ulcer. to sectly related is injuiriouas to me, I feet it lily dutty to LYclear my ...