... J 1Y The Anniversary Dinner of this excellent and efficient Charity r e was held sin the City of London Tavern yesterday. About two 55 hundred Gentleen, Jews and Christians, were present; and itat half an hour after six, sis Royal Highness the Duke of le Sussex, Patron of the Institution, took the Chair. A Bless- re ing on the dinner was i mplored in the Hebrew tongue, t, by one of the Hebrew ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRED rA T BRTTIN AND I.RELANDJ. HOUSE OF LORDS, AItJL29. A Mesgsage fronm the Commons brought up the Weights and t Mlea'sures Bill, and some-Private Bills. 'Ihe Annuail Accounts respecting Margate Pier were presented. i Lord ROLLE presenteda Petition fromn Oakhampton, against t the Coal Tax. r The Bills on the table were forwarded a stage. F Adjourned. p HOUSE OF CO ...

... IMPEWIAL PARI.AMIEN1' OF GREA2' BRiTAIN AND IRELAND. H1OUJSE OF LORDS, Arur. 14. * Petitions ag3lhitit (le It rAfvlnt Debtori' Acts %vere presentedl bY theEiarlf tShattesbrlryfrorn Dudle) (Wurcesterslhirej aid by Lord lollaurd, ftroit Tavistrck, whiricli wvere ordcerd v, lit upo the I ; b a, aln a l'er tion, prstni ted by tlie Earl ot Stificb1)urY, I'rI leverky ( Yrr kbh iL e), dgan .sL arny t ...

... We have received Dutch PaperS to the 5d instant, and klam. burgh Jiourtasi to thle 28th ult. STOCKsIoLM1, IMARCE ig-Frykstedt is set at liberryagain; a persor of the name of Scliagerberg is, however, arrested, on account of expressions which he has used, respecting several Pet- soils in public offices, in different publicationsf In the Sitting of the Chamber of Poasastts on Saturday, a Metnber ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT .,GIBJT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. The '8HOUSE OF LORDS. AiL 21. Ithe House proceeded in Appeals in the morning, and adjourned during pleasure at one. At half past four the Hoeise resumed. s Allardyce's Divorce Bill was read a second time, and corn- tmitted for todmorrow. le . THE LATE NEGOCIATIONS. The Earl of LIVERPOOLr.aid he shouldliay upon the Table to-morrow the additional' ...

... [FROMstNTE CONsT1TUT1ONNZEL.] PARts;, AptiL1 5.-Within these few days risamours of a very strange and contradictory nature on our poilitical siuto have been in circulation :whilst on one hand fresh negacitsSca have risenfros- the enedianio of Austria are spoken of; onh other it is asserted that the signalofhsiiesasbngiiad that within two or three days at thle farthest, the French army ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1825. We have received the Paris'Papers of Saturday, from which extracts will be found in another column. Notwithstanding the wretched condition of the French army, it has been determined, we believe, that it shall immediately enter Spain. It is difficult to form a con. ception of the extent of the rapacity of the different in- dividpals employed in providing supplies ...

... TRI UMPH OF INDEPENDENCFB. . 1E Yesterday about 300 of the Freeholders of Middlesev held-thelr; i Anniversary Dinner at the Mermaid Tavern, Hackney, ton cle. id brate the return of G. Bynz and S. C. Whitbread,, Esqrs. to Ie Parliament. Charles Shaw Lefevre, jun. Esq. in the Chair. , y Sir FRANCIS BURDETT and Mr. HOBIH'OUSEapolo. ir gised to the company for leaving them before dinner. 'Tiehde- ...

... PARIS PAPAYS, r11OSr THEt tONxITRI 1 ARIM OF THE PYRENEES. The march of the army continuese. The brigade of the ad- vaniced guardiunder the .Marfhal de Camp Vallin, is half a march beyond Tolosa, which the Dade of Regio 9ccupea with the first corns. The division Bourke closely blockaders ; Sebastian, The flag of truce of this General was received with miosuAet-abot. POur troops then made ...

... From thlf LONDON GAZETTE nf April 5. CROWN-OFFICE, APRIL 5, 1623. 1 RtBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. BOROUGH OF LYM5INGTON.-Walter K°oyd, Esqi. Of Purai d Lodge, in the county ot Kent, in the room of Si, Sarry Burrard Neale, Baronet, who has accepted the Chiltern kIndreds .BANBKRUPTS. r dand ay 7, at Rt. Cout and -W. Haigh, of LeedS, dyers, Aprilr Fe v and CD. Hen- ten, at ...

... WHITEBOY OUTRAGES [sRaosr THi coax ADVERTISER.L SI On Monday night a fire was discovered at Old Court, the seat o of Jonas Stawell, Esq. The Doneraile Volunteers,'and a party sl of the 22dinfantry, with some of Major Carter's Police, imme. a diately repaired to the spot, and found that the out offices and a a large rick of hay had been set fire to. Mr. Stawell had perceived the fire in time to ...

... .IRELAPND. is e SIR HARCOURT LEES-HABEAS l CORPUS-REV. a JAMES KENNY. t There has been, for the last few days, .a veriy ridiculous and rhodomontade discussion, shall we call it? touching the case of a certain Franciscan Friar, who delighteth In the name of Jimes n Patrick Kenny. We have heard the history of this Gentleman, l and really at any :other time we should have very little desire to e ...