... HUNTING APPOINTMENT1. (WzVATUiR PFIAMITTING.) eTIG-HOUNDS. Her Mejesty's-Monday, Maideunlead Thicket; Friday, New Lodge; .at half-past eleven. Bath Sabscription-Tuesday, Temple Cloud ; Friday, Hinton. FOX-HOUNDS. Atherstone-Monday, Meriden; Wednesday, Coombe; Friday, the Kiennels; Saturday, Arbury; at aquarter before eleven. Bentinek's, Lord H.-Monday, Skellingthorpe; Wednesday, Blankney; ...

... THE PIOUS sCREw. WILL SOT, after being in youth no better, but rather worse, than his neighbours, is ,trying in his old age to wipe off scores with the devil by affecting the incompatible character of a pious screw. His face, which used to be round and jolly, has beeome long and grim. The colour that formerly difused itself over his cheeks, has settled in purple on the point of his nose. ...

... ,QF ORW: M ~ ~]I'~iiTOP~18271oundM. p ecti' ~ ~7ptut~et am,loth Iinilteg 4s~I~ Ca'm ridgei II ~te~ cjef~e. alew~a about 2,1 ~i4iuL,. Thebi a peeuetisi ~ akiu to~ta~.~e ofSt1 avwain that I, year, canked the ?? ?? t lapse to theh ,%iown fotm that 4titn ~ih'etirned .A&1ee' of t, A~n asr~slgernent was coorpe to betwge`u bioajp,8pnrke Canning was to present Mr.1 Spsvke'o !Leo rutot the 0 bislion te ...

... M.iN.'OF ?? ?? AT. - IUA ?? I. . j Eli RE.MAINOF A EQITY ATE CUK I . ,g~ , ?? . f l c: j dl A, friend. wisiinpg~ Nals a ent us s,'me in0cra| f : ng i prtioulas 9f, h0 opcng of % ?? Romantmb, ani a ea gn the Mniy, which, ;tcgether with thsa rains. e 4!t ?? tbmple . bsve ,beanilate, y disovex-e ,4-hat ll loen l c, city' of Cuma. -A labourer, going' to plant iees, struck' .. ih atonuie work, and ...

... LORD. PALMERSTON AND THE MET1BO. POLITAXN A G1ANlD JURS- I TO wO tT p ,; ao t zpt'ra iT TE.AXLYNBWo,. Sr. ; n1S,-I liar. received a vsit from two bailiffs to seize my furniturefor 10. and lOs. expenses for non- attendance in November last on the grand j `r. ;Of the seizure, i beig legally effected ( it appearsno plication for payment is usjal), I ?? no My inability to atten&o lit to ¢ ...

... PC EXECUTIONS AT PESTH. of The official Vienna Gazette, of the 4th inst., con- to tains the sentences as well as announces the execu- tion at eeth of four Hunearian prisonersof note. :Of m 'these'the first mentioned, Karl Juhbal, is desoribed:as br havingformerly been a professor of mathentatiesiand re ,also a tutor in the family of Kossuth After the sup- of pression of the revolution Jubbal ...

... as A~tOU t¢r$ TR; 'QUT ?? V,; A . - ENILWA . . iiseff his ot~ an4'was~in tha sut ofg tetingirie'baicf the traks', after -gving the signali't stirtt whet ?? goods ran into the,. besattrain with terriflofete. ?? The escape of the driver add stoker of 'the goods train was ex- traerdinary; and tbe.:wonder is, that the men in the ballast tracks were not ni6re sidiohfl injured. There is only one ...

... LATEST FROM F4A NE. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRIJ'U.) PARIS, MONDAY EVIININO. Co)unt LeIningen has returned to Trieste, the ottomlan Porto having agreed to all the demands which Austria had addressed to her. There has been an improvement -to-day in the prides of all the French securities. ThoThree per Cent. Rentes were quoted 40o. better than on Saturday for cash, and 25c. higher for the aecount; the ...

... . I ?? . :. . . ' : I i ' ' WpRRItxPARL. tla HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUEgDT, MCH 1. TheLoan COANoEI.LOR toolt his saatatc& *'¢look.. PETIrIONS PRtESENTED. PARtttAMEtTRY PAPs.a.-By Lord I BROUGHAM, from the Portsea, Athencounm and another ?? imn the samu-dstilot;sitthe-DukattAR ?? pceth a pinga for- a -freoedstribation of Parliamentary VaporsSP.TT1 . ' ' ?? QdkrADA CLololy ritary, reB the Dukaof NEW-- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition, from a place in Glamorganshire, in favour of the extension of the county courts; also two petitions from the Portsea and Gos- port Athtlsesaum, and from the Norwood Institution, praying that they might have access to parlianmentary papers, espe- ially those relating to arts, manufactures, and ...

... I UORNlVNG CHRONICLE OFFICE, Friday, 11 a.m. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [mROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, THtURSDAY MORNING. The Moniteur announces that Lord Stratford de Rej,- ife was received yesterday by the Emperor, to take leave, previousi to i departure for Constanti- nople. M. Mora has presented his creditials as ohargX d'affaires of Mexico. Admiral Baudin is created Grand Cross of the ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1853. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, yesterday, On the motion for the secondreading of the Gi London Drainage Bill, the metropolitan memb Sir B. Hall, Mr. T. Duncombe, Sir De Lacy Evt and Mr. Williams, took objection to the clat whereby the company were empowered to tax inhabitants of the metropolis at 3 per cent. in - the speculation did not yield its promoters a st ...