... PHILANTHROPIZC SOCIETY o1M -am zYesterday the Anniversarhy of this useful and bsenevolent In- is stitution was celebirated at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen- 4a street-his Royal Hyghness the Duke of Sussex in the Chair. !0 Shortly before six o clock his Royal Higlness, conducted by the Stewards, and followed by Lord Viscount 'iorrington, Mr. ID S. C. Whitbread, Mr. John Hall, andi several ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT :REAT BRITAIAND LADOF G'REAT BRITAIN AND'IR.E.CJAND. re TeHOUSE OF LORIDS.-MARCH 23. Ur TeLord Chancellor, and the Earls of Shaftesbury and- Harrowby, as the King's Commissioners, gave the Royal MyP Assent to the Sugar Bounties' Bill, the 4 per Cet oneso I Bill, the Army and Marine Mutiny Bills, the Irish Court of DU Exchequer Bill, the Female Orphan Asylum Bill, Iand ...

... MECUANICS' INSTITUTION 'FIThfirst Quarterly General fleeting of this Institution, whichi was very numerously attended, took place last night at Dr. Lindsay's Chapel, Mon~kwtillstreet. Dr. Blik-beek, President of the Society, in the Chair. Tihe Report of the Corn- limte was readl, and contained some gratifying statements. Froum it wve learn that .the Society nowv consists of 1,300 Mem- ...

... EAST .1N.PIA HOUSE.. .Yesterday, the adjourned General Court .of East India;Pro-: prietors was held, for the purpose of gonsideringxthere pedi- cucny of Petitioninu'the Leg~islature for the Repeal of the40trh Clause of the. 53d Geo. 3. c. l55.S by wvhnich any person whoisad not resided four terms at Haileyboury Collegc,'was .incapapi-; tated from being sent out to India at a writer ial.the ...

... IMERIALG PARLIAMENT OF G?REJT BRITAIN A~NDIRELtAIVD. HOUSE OF LORDS.MARCHI 19. Mr. Advian from the Tteasury, presented an Account of the Quantity oet Spirits manufacture in Ireland, pursuant to an order from their Lordships. i p COMMUTAT'ION OF TITHES. Lord CLIFDEN presened. two Petitions from Paris es in Kilkenny, praying or the Repeal of the Irish Tithe Commfinta. tiodBill. NEGRO SLAVERY. ...

... IDRAFTOFSAN: ORDE~R IN C0UNtIL .OR fMrkOyflNG -TflIE eo~To .THE SLAVES* }N TREINlAD.. .Wheieeas it is Ixeces~ary that prpvision,0hould'bemade for ,tlue relwlotisinkt~ructisop oft Slysn u.Maef itn *fiereas't' oqr4b ynots of 'fhega4s o f the toWRp of Fort of Spajin'in ldkr.ii~ hathIterto perfome th datici df fhe bffic6 F1 Nectqr~a1qd'Qari '' lae a, the said islhbd,' ab'd oias expeviiqt ' hAt tb6 ...

... The Field Exercise and Evolutions of the Army as revised by Major-General Sir Henry Torrens, K.C.B. andIT.T S., Ad- jutant. General to the Forces, which are now directed by the Commander-in-Chief (Ay the Commands of his Majesty) to be promulgated for the Use and Guidance of the Army, are prefaced by the following INTRODUCTION- Thirty-three years have elapsed since the late General Sir David ...

... THE 4lq1jtAI1NG CHROINIC'viALJ, . .. i, ,:.. . . . . . _. ; : W: Diu :,.j . -. TUSADAZY.4.MM1WH , 1824.. The Paris Pare o.f atai-ay amd yesterday dke nearly filled witLh acco ~ti of the progress of the Eectionsl The number of ' puties. hitherto ,returned -is 112; of these. 103 are ;1ybilists, and 9 Liberals; but among the 9 Libeials Gen'eralf bov ithriee !itcluded, liaAng been '1e- turned for ...

... MR. SERJEANT LEFROY, MR. SERJEANT GOOLD, AND MR, DANIEL O'CONINELL. Public curiosity, indeed anxicty, t~o learn the particulars of the extraordinary affair between these Learned Personages, was intense during thle whole of yesterday. We have bcen faaourcd with the perusal of two letters from Limerick on the subject. They narrate the circumstances which took Place in the Crown Court of that ...

... FIGHT BlETWEEN DEFOE AND REUBEN MARTEN. J11 Aline Host, of the Red Lion, ait Hampton, had onl TusesRily to Id con,,ratulate, himself upon the celebration of another of those, it 9yaosnastic n'ameis u-hich hlive of late been so frequently exhihtit- n ed oil thle c.aSSiC ground of Moulsey, and wihich hav. pIrOVeuI so uiWprolific at source of gain to the IBoiifisc fraiterniti'ofthv~e nesgili- L ...

... TaHE MORNING CHcIIWNICLE. e T'UESDAY, MARCH 16, 1824. The Motion of Lord LANsDOwN for the recognize tion of South America, Was met by Lord LIVERPOOL z with a claim on Parliament, founded on the past con- i duct of Ministers, to repose a full confidence in their -justice and moderation. His Lordship dwelt on ,the advantages the South American States derived from. a de Jacto recognition of their ...

... [FROM THE ASONITEUR OF. WEDNESDAY, mARCH 17.] NOTHING OFFICIAL. , - ':: MADRID, MARCH 4.-A Royal -Decree, dated the 29th of February, orders that all individual& who have obtained since the 7th of March, 1820, diplomas or/degrees of any kind in the: several faculties tunder the Government of the Cortes, are to deliver up all their pieces to the faculties now existing5 who are to convince ...