... * IMPERIALPARLIAMENT OF . GUREAT BRITAIN ANJ7 IRELA.ND.- ce HOUSE OF LO&?, )S, APRIL 28. d, The Marquess of BUTE presented a Petition from the Uni- dtarian Dissenters of Neath, in Glanorganishire, praying for an k- Amendmernt of the Marrage Act. ue The- Earl of GosFORD preseteed two Petitions from Suf. t folk against the Insolvent Debtors Act. - h ad Earl BATHURST presstd a Petition from ...

... ,EAST LONDON IRISHFJ&E SCHOOLS. i; ~ ~ ~~ . wn _ ra -- _ -1 . .1- E. -.c etnn Yesterday the Annual Meeting of this laudable Institution was held at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, when a lumerous and highly respectable company attended, chiefly con. sisting of elegantly dressed Ladies, amongst whom, we noticed several of great distinction. Prior to the Chair being taken, the ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON: FVEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1823. tWe received last night the Paris Papers of Sunday. eThey are destitute of intelligence of 'importance. A r few extracts will be found in another column. The Army of the Western Line ofthe Ebro halts at Vit- toria, to allow Marshal MONCEY and General MOLLI- TOR to arrive on the line of that river considerably more to the eastward, in the direction of ...

... WVe have received Lisbon Papers to the 18th instant. The fol- lowing are Extracts i- 1 Lesiwq, APRIL 14. THIRD BULLETIN OF THE CONSTITUTIONALI PACIFICATING ARMY. ' MIRANDSLA, APRIL 14. This morning the headquarters left this town for Brinco on the Wvay to Bragaiza. The rapid movement which the vanguard of the Pacitiating Armyp made on the 9th, so terrified the factious t!at they fled ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, APRIL-29, 18s. 3 Lisbon Papers arrived yesterday to the 20th instant, te and from their contents Age perceive that the fate of the as rebel, AMARANTE, has been such as we anticipated. > Pressed by his insulted countrymen, he abandoned Bra- d ganza, after levying a forced contribution, which place o'the Constitutionalist army entered on the 13th, amidst the acclamations of all ...

... lie ch The circumstances under which Ithe loss at St. Sebastian took ol place and its extent are differently stated-but the probable truth d, seems to be that the Duke of Angouleme having sent a bribe to ch the Governor, which the latter accepted, a detachment from the Fnrench army was sent to take possession of the town as agreed to on. On their arrival at the gates, the gallant and ...