... IMPERIALIPARLIAMENT HOUSE OF COMMONS.-SATURDAY. 7 be Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. PRIVATE BILLS. Sir J. YARDE BULLER, In the absence of Mr. E.rott, moved that there be laid before the house a return of tie private bills wbich, in the present session, have been treateu as opposed bills, together with the number of daye which the committee on each euch bill hus sat, thenames ot thle ...

... GIBSON, TZIE SCULPTOR. [PROM THE LIVERPOOL TIMES.] Those nations are euppofed to have attained the highest degree of civilization and renown which have won wealth by their epirited pursuit of commerce, and then devoted their riches with liberality to the promotion of the fine arte. As with nations, so it is with citiee and towns. Liverpool has, within a brief space of time, built up a commerce ...

... Th, chief part of the following appeared in a Se- cond Edition of the Morning Chronicle of yester- day:- We have received the Paris papers of Saturday, which are of course filled with comments on the declaration of Sir Robert Peel in the House of Commons. The French ministerial'papers have not been slow in discovering, and taking advantage of the change of lowered tone assumed by Lord ...

... The following appeared in a Second Edition of the Morning Chronicle of yesterday The Paris papers of Tuesday, which we have re- ceived by our ordinary express, are filled with ac- counts of the fetes in commemoration of the Revelit- tion of July, the fourteenth anniversary of which took place on the previous day. The fetes were of unusual brilliany the weather was propitious, and everything ...

... LPROMd THE DEBATS.] Mogador is comparatively a new town, having been founded by the Sultan Muly Mahommed In 1760, In order to have a port at the nearest possible point from Morocoo, from which city It Is distint about 48 leagues. Saffi, or Aafi, is the chief town of the pcvivuce, only S8 leagues from Morocco, seated in a bay, but has bten abandoned as a port on account o1 its Inconvenience, ...

... YZE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1844. t The chances of peace at present evidently depend A upon the opinions which public men in France may a form of the probable success of war. It is manifest ethat no good feeling, no desire of peace for peace I sake, no really humane, liberal, or philanthropic view, actuates any political party in France. The movement party-that which ...

... [F51qE2OUSE OF LORRDSWED ESDAY. Thebustes met to-day at four o'clock.. Lord CAMPBELL gave notice that to-morrow he should call attention to the dlfferenoes between the two houses on the C oommon L aw Process (Irelanid) Bill, end the Common LayI~v Courts (Ireland) Bill. He should advise their Lord- slibps to dissent from the Commons' amendments. LoLrd HADINGTON moved the third reading of the ...

... WINDSOR, WBDN. BDAY. The Queen Dowager paid a visit to the Queen and Prince Albert to-day at the Cetle, from ssy Park. Her Ma- jesty, accompanied by his borsns Highness Prince Edward of flare Weimar, nud attended by Lady }Gore, left her resi- dence, Biusbey louse, soon after twedve o'clock, in a carriage and four, and arrived at the Castle a quarter before two o'clecl. The equerries In waiting ...

... T'e LONDON G zBTTr of ivsDA, Aug. 20. WH-ITEHAILL, AUG 17. '~ 4taesu baa be-sir pleased to ppotfnt Dirt Sergeant In( The(4termlos bent leaedtiso ttto es~So ~ MAdur, to be Assistant J3udge tOr out l esios f t tire Peace in and for tbe onP WHITEHALL, Aug. 19. 015 Tire Queen has beso pleased to present the Reverend itr Veilliam Lamb to the church atid Perish ofEnmi rthe Ox preebytery of Kelso ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1844. Commercial prosperity is always an attractive theme to masses of our countrymen; and it is matter fbr no little congratulation that we can now speak upon this topic with a confidence somewhat wore assured than it was possible to feel about the same period last year. At that time, public anxiety was painfully manifested, in an anxious de- sire to ascertain what ...

... MADRID, AVG. 2. I PROM OUR OWN CORRANPONDRNT.1 I The troops were again under arms last night, and this morning patrols of cavalry traversed the streets, and tome further arrests were made, A brother of General Arraoz has been taken up among others, and remains incommu- nicable, and it is said there are near 1,000 persons confined ia the Carcel del Corte alone. This, be it observed, with a ...

... THE IAR IN MOROCCO. Pr; GIBRALTAR, JULY 28. IS. [Vtors OUR OWN COXREsPONDEBT.] th The affair of tbe war with Aforccco is so confused thr t ks even those6 who conduct it on the part of France 6eem to I. liahe difficulty in uuderstandingits present podition. This in is owing partly to the strange and wavering conduct of the e, Emperor, and partly to the confusion created by the pro. Stl ceedi ...