... LONDON: on SAITURDAYY, FEBRUARY 7,1824. iIva oft The Church of Ireland was as busy as a Church sai could be, during the recess, in provoking all classes of bee the people-but the handful of people, scattered over bee the face of the country who call themselves its mem- cor hers, and who hear about the same proportion to the rest of of the population that the Jews do to the Christians in ...

... From As LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Feb. 5- PALACE AT BRIGHTON DUCHY OF LANCASTER JAN. 31, 1824. The Kinchas been pleased to appoint John Entwistie, of Foxholes, Esq.8herit of the County Palatine of Lancaster for tbe year ensuing. AttheCourtat Brighton, the 31st of January, 1824, present thai King's Nost Excellent Majesty In Council. 0nuItlrys API'rITED EY Bla MIAJESTY IN COUNCIL, FOR THE YEAR ...

... DISSOLUTION OF THE MEXICAN CONGRESS BY THE WISHES OF THE PEOPLE, AND THE SiANIFESTo OF THE PROVINCiAL AS- SEMBLY OF NEW GALICIA. 'The great question, whether or not a new convocation of the Congress intended to constitute the Nation is to tale place, is still pending, and they have not been able or willing to retolve this point in more than forty days. Your Representatives ex- perience ...

... Yesterday the Friends of the above Institution held their Annual Meeting, at the Society's Rooms in Bishopsgate-street. At one o'clack the Chair was taken by William Williams, Esq. M.P., the Treasurer. Mr. HARLEY, the Secretary, read the Report for the past year. It commenced by stating the distressed state to which seamenv were reduced by the wanL of medical aid and attention previously to ...

... fFROM THE MONITEUR OF TlUESDAY.1 W The Official Part contains only the Monthly fable for the a] regulation of the importation and exportation of Grain. RI NON-OFFICIAL PART. Pi MADRID, JAN. 22.-The Restaurador of to-day contains a tI letter from Villacaigo (Old Castille), which states the Corn- ft mander-in-Chief of the Royalist Volunteers in that little town id Ihas already succeeded in ...

... The following are the State Papers presented by command of his Majesty, to the House of Commons, by Mr. Canning:- CONVENTION BETWEEN HIS MAJESTY AND THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA, FOR THE DEFINITIVE SETTLEMENT OF THE AUS- TRIAN LOAN, SIGNED AT VIENNA, NOV. 17, 1823: His Majesty the KiDZ of the United K~ingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, and7 his Majesty the Emperor ot Austria, being equally ...

... 11s MAJESTY'S SPEECHI The following, our readers may regard as an accurate out- line of the Speech which will be delivered this day by the Royal Commissioners, and which was nally settled in the Council that was held on Saturday at Brighton. It will be §eep, at p;~ce, how utterly unfounded were the statements wviich s pe hf our pontrnporsries (who pretead to know what was to be in the Spegcli ...

... TO GEORGE HIBBERT, ESQ.h SiR-I now proceed to notice those parts of your letter, in e The Chronicle of the 24th instant, which seem to demand anl answer - 1. You infer, from the uniform kindhness and attention p which I experienced fromn your relative, that he waa entitled l to my unreserved confidence. Now, Sir, are you really un- fl acquainted with the fact, that weeks before a word of ...

... FRENCII PAPERS OF FRIDAY. [FROM THE MONITEUR OF FRIDAY, JAN.30.] [NON OFFICIAL PART.] Our correspondent at Milan sends us an extract from the proceedings against the Revolutionists of Lombardy, and of the sentence passed by the Tribunal of the First Instance, con- firmed by the Court of Appeal, and in the Third Instance by te Senate sitting at Verona. This trial, which is remarkable on account ...

... We have received New York Papers to the 16th ult. and ex- tract from them the following article, whicli may be of some interest to our commercial readers:- i [FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.] The Bill for a revision of the Tariff of Duties on Imports, was yesterday reported in the House of Representatives, by Mr. 'rod. The interest which the subject excites is proved by the fact that two ...

... THE MORNING CHlioNICLE, LONDON: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1824. Tlse Courier says Tihe Morning Chronicle 1vas bouring, yesterday, to shew that Mexico was in art o disorganised state, that it scarcely had the semblanc0 any regular and recognised Government, and that, fact, all was confusion and uncertainty in that country In reply to this statement, we can assert, on the authoiiri of advices from ...

... The following comwerit in T'lle 'l7yne Mlercu2y on a letter ia , this paper relative to Safety Lamps, is not a model of cour. s teous controversy. The distinguished individual who is repre- e sented as jealous of the fame Mr. Cox is likely to defive L from his improvement, will, we dare to say, be not a little tamused with the imputation:- Itwill be in the recollection of our readers, that ...