... :V P - UNESfIAY' POHiST. Londeon, Tae.~,g;cyy, :Lrtrrch ?? , r1t 8CtHLS arrived y,'etcrday froni Madrid, daed )l d sillt. There are aiso lcttcrs of tic same date. s from these tlhat the accounts froin Madrid, in 0*erh Papersi ]have bem exagacratcd. It is true that c al ol the King firoin Madrid was pressed by his rTelc0 bu this ajesty rctused to quit the capital, and in corsequlenIc. rcsigll'e ...

... - h iw. Mta~vof Fore Affidr8) in& the Fre hi Ckki - ler of Dleputies,; 07i the 251/s ; ' 1.M~arV 1823, lo the ssbjeet i tke OWr againt the Spatdsh.& ,- .eOlutiO1ds~tS~t0-0 T SEorators whi delivered their seaitiment5 whewi-- the drcss wasE voted inl this Chnafber have printed tbxir speeches . and-yesterday, at theolwai& 'sittings, some: honour- able. deputies referred ?? opi- axons to those ...

... FOREIGN INT- LLGEN Cth. FRANCE. PARTS, AtARCIt 22.-The TlToditeur of yesterdzi3 ?? ihe I Royal Oridinrance, dated the i9th ilst. 1 Louis, &c. 'rOn tie report wivicimlis ireel inatle to i b3y' ?? 4 of S:ite hr the partilelit iof thc Iete riol, ?? th ?? o~f ldi i uitted, wiell on dlte, by the Sieur M l0cicr, Sve-liulit iii ilie , of the National Guerd of Paris, Nse ha: e Mlldilliet, ?? owil.' ...

... WEDNESDAY's & THURSDAY'S 'OST ' HOIUSE 'OF COMMONS, MONDAY, MAUC' 17. ItIlL PHILLIMORE postponed his motion for a I Committee on the Marriage Act Anendment Bill till this day week. He explaied that the object of his Bill was to amend the ?? introduced by the. Lords into the Bill ot the last Session; but as their Lordships had originated a Bill to repeal what had been done', he was anxidus to ...

... L O.NDO.A FRIDAY-MARc 7. The Earl of Roseberry gave a grand diliiC UWednesday, at his residence on tle Terrace oit cad illy. Yesterday the dispatches for Bombay atllh by the ship Scaleby Castle, were closed at t1l' India House, and delivered to the purser o1 Ship. The Company's ships Castle Huntly, LoarIld(l ; David Scott, were at Penang on the 27tl of A last. The Castle Huntly had been ...

... PRIVATE COII1?RSPONVDEJVCr. London, March HI. 1823. We have receised letters by express to-dosy from Paris of Wednesday. The proceedings at Madrid have deter- mined the Fretich Government to maks war on Spain im- mediately. There no longer exists any doubt on that sub- ject, since the Ministry are persuadledj that tbe recenut trst. duct of the Cortes svill wholly preclude Engiand from gi- ving ...

... L 0 N 1) 0 N: 'RIDAYr, JMdRCH 21, I S23. ie We received the Paris Papers of Tuesday at a late hour last night; extracts from them will be found in another column. st_ s The advices from Oporto so late as the Ist instant, el- have entirely removed the apprehensions excited by the uVr letter from that place, published in The Courier of 'or Monday last, and we hope very soon to have it in our b ...

... ?? 'COMO-ponbEnct. DISTURBANCE Our readers will recollect, that 80netjl Chapel was the scene of much ?? etime agr ,. LI congregation and the newly appointed pg bw-on - it appears nominated by the Bishop, and r i it : vacancies by the parishioners. The latlno as of r tempts to put a Rev. Gentleman Of their t the living; but failing in this the Capel w ce cboe e from the following letter fromg ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMI.NER. Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few. PoPe. THE MEANS WHICH ENGLAND POSSESSES OF PROTECTING SPAIN WITHOUT SACRIFICE ON- HER OWN PART. THE evasive answers that Lord LIvERPOOL and Mr. CA\- NiG gave the other night in Parliament, to questions re- specting the course the Government was pursuing in the affair of Spain and the Bourbons, and the mystery they ...

... (From the Universal Mfadrid Journal of the 20th of Fe- .bruary.) 'We have seen a copy of a decree of his Majesty, givn I on the evening of this day, and confirmed by the Minister of the Treasury, in which is stated the dismissal of the other six Ministers. We are assured that Senor Egea re- iterated in the sequel the resignation which he had given in; and that the Ministers had next morning ...

... t tODVIA * .1 anII . (FROM THE LTOILE OF SATURDAY EVENING.) Parii,, March ?2. The Duke ?? is to arrive at I'ou1ouLse in the afternoon of the 20th, at Carcassone on the '21st, and at Perpignan on the 22d. His Royal Hlighntess ?? then return to Careassone on the 24th, and ar- rive at Toulouse on the 2.th, whence he will uot set out for Bayomne until the 27th. ,T-is Excellency the Capt.-Goneral ...

... I -an :bnp-- i V2 !Dmkun-', Mt -. I ft 11he g omt.Iilhas long1 Overcloudd hepoitca lion suneenttw ntt if ny chsgc may 'be dlecribed to h taeken dlian since IIu', lat; h it hats rtth'cr ?? than ~ it ins2,T ?? put by~ lkr. Broughain, Mr. s S Or l ( ?? - 1 ut} lX* nasu~rccl tat thlc hopes of the i Govcrnlmnt withl respect to the preservation of peace had been materially dimirnisheod. Peeling that ...