... EAST INDA RO USE. The chairman called the attention of the Court, after the mi- nutes of the former Court were read, to the business of the day, ? which was to take into their consideration the services of the late Governor.Geueral, the Marquess of Hastings, pursuant to the requisition. Mr. I). Kinnaird then rose. He commenced by observing, - that on similar occasions, when important subjects ...

... , ..,T A CE tS t'As.k3.tO t ' L Pt Yesterdliy bleing St Di' he1;h ierayo pt; 41ith ii istadmtaititon, for~duca~ing'p.tl -orlad-7bolly, ~ h~ntaimng Poor~hi~d~ei~ ' q eof_ , qts as el~e-i Vew, in lthe ea~rly paif oh ~te op~l:~ eidenf-, ` 'ti ~rSi- )use dents, the Treastire~ anltwrs~ te8cey ~ eshd left at the School HoiisinGyIple,£ sitec tep FQ inik, ceeded in grandpoesutlS. 0~~ quci ovr Square, ...

... .SUPPRESSION OF ME5NDICITY. Yesterday the Sixth Anniversary Dinner of this Institution took place at Freemasons' Hall, audid in the absence of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Lord Chief Justice of tile King's Bench, Sir Charles Abbott, presided. After the cloth was drawn, the Bessedictus sit Deus, &c. was sung in good style, by Taylor, Broadhurat, Phillips, Jolly, and Master Knmitb. ...

... la The Anniversary Dinner of this Society was held yesterday at the City of London Tavern. His Royal Highness the Duhke A of Clarence presided in the Chair, andi the Meeting was most erespectably attended. As soon as the cloth was removed, Grace was sung by the professional Gentlemen who attended. Immediately after which his Royal Highntss gave- A The King, with four times four, and much ...

... ,B.P.EVOLriYT S6CIE7T' dOF SAINT PATRICK. g Veaterday being St. Patrick's dayth Anniversary of this I- excellent Institution was celebrated at the Freemauson0' Tavern. TilTh company was nrimerolis and highly respectable. Soon after si 'lc iRyLI Highness t~l Duke of y-orij,, the(, inl Chairmian, entered the roons amids every demonstration of respect. ffis Royal Highness was accompanica by his ...

... MCY OF LONDON GENERAL PENSIONIsociETy. lThe Anniversary Dinner of this useful Society was cele- brYted yesterday at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-street. At Isix o'clock nearly 200 persons sat down to an excellent dinner Iwith his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex in the Chair. At the close of the D'nner, Non Nebis .Oemine was sung by Ithe Professional Gentlemen present, and immediately after ...

... [From the Dublin Evening Mail of Nosday.I The discipline of the army will be rebtored, its character re- deemed, the citizens of Dublin righted, and the officers of the Tenth Hussgrs degraded. We claim no merit to ourselves for this. We have only advocated the cause of that public from which we receive such unprecedented patronage. We have only insisted upon the administration, the impartial ...

... FR2EN7CH pAP.ERS. [FROM THE JOURNALDE DESDBArS.] PASMARCH 9.-The documents placed on the table of the House of Commons, and which we inserted yesterday, have not furnished a~ny thing new to twhthe ?bh t salr oeaedy terort icall the flags of the Spanish Colonies; and she wished before Ictreat for the independence of these Colonies, at the Con- gress of Aix la Chapelle, and renewed this ...

... IMPERIAL PARIAMENT OF GREAT BRITTAIN AN.D IR.ELA4YD HOUSE OF LORDS.MARCH 2. CC Lord Gifford, on taking his seat on the WoolS5Ck, nave two hi judgments. In Roxburghe v. Swintoli his Lor?P firmed the three first interlocutors or findings of the Court in Scotland, and reversed the fourth finding. In the appeal Of of Young v. Muir his Lordship reversed the finding of the fo Court below. ...

... --MAL TA. Wehave received advices from Malta to the 21st of January, and we extract from the Government Gazette of the 20th. the following details of the last moments of Sir T. Maitland- MALTA, JAN. 20.-The Government Gazette of this day contains Proclamations by Major-Gencril Sir M. Power, an- nouncing the melancholy and unexpected death of Sir Thomas Maitland, 'and his own assumption of ...

... We have received Frankfort Papers to the 15th instant, from which we extract the following observations upon some recent discussionisin the House of Commons:- FtANKFORT, MARCH 14.-The aJustrian Observer contains some observations on a passage in Mr. Canning's speech, in which, in answer to Mr. Biougham, he expressed himself re; specting the proceedings of the Criminal Court at Milan.- The ...

... 1'HE lMORNING CHROMGLE. LONDON: MN0.7VDAY, MARCH 8,1824. The Moniteur of Friday contains an article from the latdid Gazette, on the subject of South America. Its object is to persuade the differct powers of Europe that independence is the destruction of prosperity; that the different powers in- terested in the commerce Faith that part of the world can never hope to gain any thing by that ...