... [FROM3 THE JOURNAL DES DERATS or THURSDAY.] PARIS, MARCH 27.-'The Spaniards in this city are preparing to leave. Several went the day before yesterday to the Prefecture of Police to get their passports. '1'he Count de Torrerto is one of the number;his departure is to takeplace to-dayorto.morrow. I [FROMt TIlE COURIER 1 IANCAIS.] I PARIS, MARcH 27.-A courier arrived to day from Madrid, I ...

... The following Anecdotes ot a Member of the Royal Family of Spain, we have received from a most respectable source, and -their authetnticity may be tully deperrded on. What would 'Heary the Fourta.,sy, were he to revisit the earth, and see how .tbw in the scale of being most of his descendamrs are reduced! When the melancholy which the spectacle of human nature in so revolting a light is ...

... PAIRIS PAPERS. fFROAI THE ETOILE OF SATURDAY EVENlIG.] PARIS, IMARCH 22.-The Duke d'Angnuleme is to arrive at roulouse in the afternotn of the 20th, at Carcassone on the 21st, and at Perpignan on the 20d. His Royal Highness will then return to Carcassone on the 24th, anm arrive at Toulouse on the 25th, whence he will not set out for Bayonne until the 27th. His Excellency the Captkin- General ...

... PARIS P PERS. [FROM THE PILOTE OF WEDNESDAY EVENING]. it 'PARIS, MARCH 12.-The Ordinary Cortes, in their Sitting of b the 2d, unanitaously passed a Decree, in which- they ordered the 1 Ministry,- witbin 24 hours; to report the execution of the Decree b for the removal of the Government. h ilyche same Decree the Cortes declare that neither the Report a upon ttbe-situatiofl of Spain, which ...

... -' ---- ---M--O C C T..BI MORNI7NG'CG,0Ct to ILONDON: TUESDAY, SVdECH 4, 18!2. The French Morning and Evening Papers of Satur- l' day have been received. 'In the Sitting of the Chamin| her of Deputies of' Saturday, the Report of the Corn-l mittee on the proposition for excluding M. MANUEL was delivered. The scene was altogether mosttumul- tous. The discussion of the Report was fixed for Mon- ...

... SHIPWRECK O0 THE ALERT PACKET.1 FURTHER PARTICULARS. 3EXTRACT OF A rRIVATit LETTEr.] LItvziePOOr, J1ARC1 2'7.-Accounts were received here this morning, of the loss of the Alert packet, on her voyage from Dublin to this port. This melancholy accident, which has de- I prived upwards of 10 of our fellow.creatures of lifeand ushbered them into the presence of their Creator- took place about ted ...

... - 1P IMP'IMAL PAILIAMENT G| AT BRITAIZX JD IRELAND. HObUSE oI# LORDS, MARtCH 4. The Annual Duties' Bill .the Ex~chequer Bills' (20 0000 Bill, khe Tranfirsr of Aids' hill -ih!Cbaucellor of thes Itchequer l (Irelland) Bill,~ and- two Local, 13111, were brought up from the House .'ofCommong, by Mro, .tltodens Mr. Jssseih Pitt, ai4d other Memabers, aend read a first tittie. .~ i The Earl~of ...

... AIeeigAGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. in ~ ~ o h nhbtflso he County of Soujthampton, -!called by the Magistrates, the High-Sheriff having refue ot do, was held on Saturday, at Winchester. The Meeting took place at twelve ocok eylrenme of Freeholders had assembled in the Castle yard.r.Cbt;hi - Among the persons assembled we noticed Mr Cbel; i appearance attracted a crowd. 3, At 12 o'clock, Sir T. Baring ...

... CHAMIBER OF DEPUTIES. It SITTINtG OF MARCH. 5. At a quarter past one, the President entered the Hall. Imme- I diately after, Al. Canmartin went up to him, deliveied a packer, d aud renired, The Presidetnt opened and read it. M1.1. lFurbhi des Issarts, Duhaliel, DIudon, Pavy, Benoit de ihiartignac, and many other Members of the right side, succes- tb sively ascended to his bureau, and ...

... 'THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRIcK. I Yesterday the Fortieth Anniversary of this sa valuable In- stitution, was celebrated at the City of London Tavern, Bishops- gate-street. His Grace the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, iii ite Chair. A little before seven o'clock, his Grace the Duke of Bucking. hamn, his Grace the Duke of WeVllington, Marshal Beresford, Lord fArthur Hill, Lord Palmerston ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREA4T BBITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 25. TIhe Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND prevented a Petition from Newcastle-upol-Tyne5 against the Insolvent Debtors' Acts. -ordered to lie upon the Table. Mr. Walpole, from the Treasury, presen~ted Accounts respect- hig the Funded and Unfulded Debt.-Ordered to lie upon the 'Table. A local Bill was brought up from the House of ...

... PARIS, MAWCH . I can safely assure you on teco points of 'Ultra Govyernwen-- the one of positive imbecility, the other of projected violence; attd the unifhat (if both proving to the least sceptiPIl mind the ml- serable state ittto which the rulers of this land have plunged. thessselves and it. Serjeant Mhercier. i~s ntot to be tried, and the Censurne is to be imnmediately re-esacalished. You ...