... EXTRAORDIN ARY EXPRESS FROM PARIS. WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND MOROCCO. By tin extraordinary express from Paris, we have re- tceived the Paris journals of Tuesdayevening. The Mestager ipublishes the following official article and despatebes, an- flouncing that hostilities have commeuced between France and the Emperor of Morocco, an attack on the part of his troops having been repulsed on the 30th ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, JUNE 13,1844. t - At In the HOUSa of CoMMoNs, last night, Mr. MILNER GIBSONi called attention to the alarming increase of incendiarism in Suffolk, Nor- E folk, and parts of Essex. He was a magistrate for t the county of Suffolk, and he believed, from inqui. e ries he had made, that the labouring classes were well disposed, and would shrink with horror from I such atrocious ...

... BOURSE-PARS, SA 1URDAY, JUNe F'., IIALP-PABT THitEE.-Thme market hac bean Tatb~r!,X tmid a fair ammourit .f bouineee donei. For MOLy, I ., 1'iree per Cents.,rind Five per Cantr, are booh as vc,, lkmr time Account, the Thjree per Cents. al60 Uv.' 4wii the Five per Cents., !ic. lower. Tmie Ti!Ty l I peeed mint 60c. t~, roime to mO2r. 6.5e., andt co.d' This Five per Cenits. Iromo dr 30C., dropeI: ...

... THE INCLOSURE OF HAMPSTEAD HEA TH. -.0 MEETING OF THE ST. PANCRAS VESTRY. Yesterday, at the meeting of the St. Pancras vestry, held at the Vestry-room, Gordon-square, Mr. Churchwarden Howarth in the chair, Mr. WILLis brought under the notice of the vestry the bill now before Parliament with respect to Hampstead- heath. He said the subject was of vast importance to the health of the inhabitants ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE of' FRIDAY, AMdy 31. [Tue# Lord Chancellor bas appointed William Bickley,le ofi Slaeffitild, in the county of York, Gent., to. bita in Meoter lExtraordinary ia the High Court of Chancery.] sti CI CROWN-OFFICE, MAY 30. Mh'ifttI3tt RETo'R'Nvni) TO EraVJE IN TOOIS PRESENT PARLTAMENT. Ucorough ol' 1buckinglham-Tlhe Right Han. Sir Thotmas Francis Freetantle, Burt. i City of ...

... DUBLIN, Juwa Is3. . rwRO 0111 OWW 0 CoUREliPlODS.PhT.] T1L1 STATE PRISONER$-DIPUTAIIONi5 FROM THE IRISH CORPORATIONS. One of the moat etirsordinary popular demonstrations ever Witnessed took pieas in thi city to day, and It is one whiCs cannot fail to produce a deep 'and salutary Impreo- sion throughout the empire. The Irish municipalIties, with one or two exceptions in the northern province, ...

... 'SUqAR P UTIS BILL. * FAIDAY~, JUNF. 14; IN THE COMMITTEE. First Clause (datties Imposed by acts S and I Win. IV., C. 20, afid S and 4 Vie., O. 17, continued till thse Ill day, Of July, 1845) t- Aensodment proposed, in page 1, line 21, to leave Out from tbe words '1continued until 1i1e to the end of the Clause, in order to add5 the vnocds '110th dey of November, 1844, and thot from nd I after ...

... ii 0' MR DUBLIN, MAY 30, EIltHT O'CLOCK P.M. voak LFROK OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] any MR. O'CONNELL IN PRISON. ' I Your express, forwarded this afternoon, will have !om- apprised you of the final close of the state trials, and and, the sentence, which was pronounced by Mir. Justice the Burton about four o'clock. 'rono that hour until aet, n quarter-past five, Alr. O'Connell and the other lers ...

... GRAND REVIEW AT WINDSOR TAIS DAY,-OFFICIAL PROGRA31MM. The following orders, confirmed by his Grace the Com- Inander-in-Chief, were on Monday issned from toe offiae of the Adjutant-General to the officers in com- mand of thu several regiments and corps of cavalry, Infantry, and artillery, which will be reviewed this day in the Great Park at Windsor, by lis Imperial Majesty the Emperor of ...

... DISSNTweRS' CIlIA lPBLS BILL. 8t(NTili COMMITTEE.) ttt Second Clause (That so far as no particular religious doctrines, oa bt opinions, or toode of regulating worship, shtill onl the face of the a deeds or iosteumetts declaring the trusts of nny such rpetl ng- ast house, be required to be taught or forbidden to be taught thorein, n the usage of tssent y-tve years sisall be conclusive evidence ...

... THE MORNING CHRWNICLE~. LON DON: SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1844. T'he Housp of LOIRDS sat for a short time last night. The King of SAXONY was a visitor of both 11ouses, a chair being placed for him on the floor of the House of Lords, in front of the bench of bishops; and the SSItJEANT-AT-AREI8s, in the House of Commons, resigning his chair for the accommodation of the royal stranger . Sir ROBERT PEEL ...

... MADRID, JuNE 13. [FROM OUR OWN CORRE1tPONDANT.] 1 The Castellano of this evening states that it is afdirmed that the Finance Minister hae by bis dispositions got reedy the funde necessary for paying tbe half-yearly divi- dend on the Threeper Cent. Bond, in lladrid and abroad. Also that it appears tfeat the arrangement between the t government and the holdersof bills on the Treasury is ...