... PARLIAHENTAR1Y C(OI1? 7.'SPONDLE'NCE LETTaR V.-FIIOM SIR FINIKIN CLUM, t BART., r.r1., 'To TIIL REtV. GiABIRIEL STORitES, ItEcTon oP MON'Ey- ]tIAGS-CUMt IIASSOCES, - SHIRE. They tlouglit they had crushed the Prstectiotist host Blut you see, my dear rector, we've rallied a Lain. Fromn post unto pillar-trem pillar to post- MWe're fighting airay in this labour in vain. On Iomps asd onl silk ...

... iM-PEIIAL IARlAIIE1[ i10rs~E OV, L1l1S, MN'V. NJ 1,NcUi' LAW froma ?? Green , a Loll ])EIN.A priti't1il, a p~tit prila ii tl.' uita leach, prayintr ~hil t ?? tl-tliii a g itlie ?? i-l1 for flt-w iri'iiil ot flolp-l'I t 1iiioi-gst vre- li ditor, With~outt Ill. Cisit oft thetieirgin hogI the banikruipt or lt.,ol-lit coiirt. Lord IEDESIX LUpn S.ott-i ii iiti~la~ ft itO Sttlelloni- tt ton Lilil ...

... S N- - ,Sl1Al Or SIAD)lRIT), MAr 5 . Both C ioil:brs met to-hiny, but only for averyshort tille. In the S luate, the bill sentl up from tile Culenlgrss fer ititlenimff3 ing' tila ly owners of tithes, was read and re- ferred to a committee. In the )pulties, tie bill minthorisiri-g the goverutme-t to receive tie taxes till July was read for ?? last time, and pliascd, aftcr u bich tiho bouee ...

... I J I - LlTTlIR IV.-FROM SIllR rI 'J INl C(LlM', IIAIIT., e M.P, TO THE HEYV. GiAltIIilr. -'roRIm S, Rli('TOR 01' S, MONEYBIAG1S-CU3M-IIAOSO KS, - !inlfftE. Fleb. 28, 18-16. At ltst then our crro ln Pa rlilamtfulay fight is, n As fiir as rcgards tihe first aet of' it, ndud, n li which for tliree w' wkS e- lihiC ' [,sti SaIIOCites ir It vjumne pla~1r /ima s1bue7, coi1 tevlilded. , Altd, ...

... ter ?? MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-DERBY, MARCH 19. Ids The whole of tile common jory cases were finished by teln o'clock it. yesterdar, when the first special jury ease, Doe and 'IThoroill v. or, Tfiornlsil,' was called on. It is an netion broaght by a yoniun gen- *Cd ?? nait ed Walter'T'isornidi to recover a small estato near Clissxet- 110, Icl-IiIk, ijn this county, culled the Ollerensbiviv estate, ...

... C()UPT' C!IRCULAR. 'tiClt' ?? z It fl;i (I LI thU \iet::tttetVS ITe(elyIit ?? 311 Wniitill-, too ncx;:s llil. yv'sturdl~li, litemol~lt:, ill till Op~en vtniritge wlltfim:'. ltd (LIrIkt:i We'i' y (elIerk iarlhal), *cq:uli il Nv: Iit i Ii 1~;: I; i U ;It tell LI i II(,> 0It liorsebi)leh . I i 'islil .ilist''lnSS l'r.::ce .Alebut presi'ledl yesterdily iftev]oo :ti:t : i 'tlimg' ot' thle C' ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, bfAnCII 24. The following ?? were reported, and the bills ordered to be brouglit its by the uttdernanted nimmbers:- London and Wini'dsor-Colonel T. Wood and Sir IV. Jolliffe. Kinross Junetion-Mr. Ellice, Jon., arid Mr. G. NV. Hope. Huddersfielrd nd Sheffield Junction (Durfleld Braneh)-Visroulnt Nlorpeth toid Mrt. Stansfield. Caineeotals Cailbrook Steam Cotl, nnd ...

... PUNJAUB WllA?. (Thle followireg letter was in the bag of tile Great Liverpool, which accounts for its delay]. i TO 'TIM EDITOR OF THlE lMORNING ChIRONIfCLE. tl S ?? pear befing ripe, )itas faillen in thle sh~lle Of 60,000 siklis tnvadlirg our territory. Their infantry, it is &aid, has been ann ihilated, and their cavalry has retreated3 hack to thle, Pattjattb, In thu atfaits of tiw(- i8th, ' ...

... LI UNC II o tihe SIR ItIEND Y P OT1'IN(GE. WVe had the pleasure, on Saturday~, of our If me-allie niaritie recruited by the lau-nch of' a iiw iron reel steamuer, built by thle Alessrs. Fairbairn and Son, titt their 4'1 yard fitt Limaclouste, for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam terE Navigittioti Company, rand Chtristenied after our worthy will Chiina diildomattist- Sit' Iletnry Pottinger. ...

... i, 'i Ais IN'i Lend tith)Ct3 1AM h, ~eh Iii~ iiI'I, Iitlend the i evnfb' owliih to a I.0..1 io ile collnitOft101t,t~L ii:he fl o it Oh I- thoktII 'iii- il oils) [ii1 t(,awet,,vnoititig ;I c -it lo od .. ll Ie ic betoo th ?? r of I;. . oti lioti ZINCh itne ifitn ?? of th lt-I e ?? h c Iota.'' ut-t tie niurt,' 1, cit. Tnieti hatt cI I. I h'll i itl lI ri i - lterllh'hi' of uttlle oe a -tsiii 1 ...

... CHIINA. The time is now ?? Whi'n the Consoilor Re. turns of Trade at tilm dflli etlt Ports mly oe expetetd to ble laid before tile puldile. It is nllerally believed ?? ?? tile ?? for (Cnton Will ?? silow in actial us Wvell ii comtl ilti dee lec soM, the diftilrelice will be more thall COTpuISottMI by tile to tie nt Shanligil;e. There can be no t1olit, t10o vir, that the inurlitt ?? laS been ...

... MADRID, MAnACII 17. [FROMt OUR CORRESPONDFM'T. The change of ministry which it has been long known was to take place a few days sooner or later has now oc- curred, having; b en precipitated probably by vhat happenied in the Cortes yesterday. It appears that the vro- ecedings were duly reported by Geneal Pezuead to Narvuez, and by him doubtless to the Queen Who was made t3 believe that an ...