... Wc received last night the following advices from B The contain an account of certain recent financial o1tie E of 'erdinand, one of which, the monopoly of salt fiseh tJ be felt in this country as well as in Norway. J May BAYONNr, Fa 28 The King has just removed fourteen Members of the 'C cil of Castille, of whom only two retire with their alai. Eleven other Councillors are already named. The ...

... 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 ...

... IVEXICO. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. London, March 7, 1824. SIR-At a time when the attention of tihe political and com- mercial world is SO intensely'directed to the South American States, now about to be admitted into the family of nations, it cannot be a matter for surprise that the friends of South Ame- rican independence should watch with jealousy whatever state- ments moy ...

... IMPERIAL PA1RLIAMENT OF G:REAT BRITAIN AND iRLe§AND. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MAR9N! 11. NEGRO SLAVERY. Lord LOWTHEUt presented a Petition from Kendal, infa vour of the Aboljtion of Slavery in the lBritish Colonies. Sir.WM. INGILBY presented two similar Petitions from Holbeach and Louth, in Lincolushire.* l1 Mr, GOOCH presented similar Petitions from Mildenhall and qther parishes in the county of ...

... I110OMB CIRCUIT, HERTFO RD, MAIncn *- SENTENCE 'ON MR. CONOLLY. i At the sitting of the Court this morning, the prisoners Vvere.~ agan. lcedat he'ba toreeiv te sentence of the law- Mr. Cnoll sai he ouldsubmt hiselfto te meciful consderaionf th LeanedJudg.-Hgh Moran said nothing. Mr.JusiceBES thn adresedtheprisoners to the follow- ing effect;:-Patrick Conolly and Hugh Moatemst pain- ful, the ...

... Yeesterday ,the Friends asd Suppit~teffS of this Institution *dined together at the Freemasons' ,all1, Great Queen-tdreet,- Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke in the Chair. IAfter the cloth was removed- The- lmin -- The, Duk'e, of York and the rest of .the' Royal Family-wvere ,give'n from the Chair..'. : The CHA1RMM4 'neit 'rose, and, after ,somb observations on the-great good which'was likely-to be ...

... V 10M1B CIICUlT, QHELMSFORID, MARCH 9., The Assizes for the County of Essex commlenced; this day.' Mr. Justice B~d' preelded on the Civil 'Side, apd the LORD ;CitiEs B3ARON in the Criminal Court. The calendter contairis the names of not fewer than 102 prisoners, but none of them stand charged with offences of a very aggravated character.- The business on the Civil Side is comparatively light, ...

... In the last Session of Parliament, a Commnittee of the Hpouse atf Commons was appointed to inqu~ire respecting an appropriate place of deposit tor the late King's Library. It was at this timne suggested, that the best place would be the Upper, or Queen's Mewes, at Charing-cross. These Upper M~ews occupy a large space north of the Mews, commonly called the King's Mews, and south of Orange ...

... LICENSED VICTUAI4LERS. Yesterday a Meeting was held at the Horns Tavern, Ken- nington, of the Victunilers resident in the County of Surrey, agreeably to the following notice:- ;'r he Licensed Victinallers of the Parish of St. Mary, Lambath, and of Christ Chnrch, Surrey, are earnestly requested to attend a General Meeting, for the purpose of considering the best method of petitioning the ...

... IFrom tte LONDON GAZETTE of Saturday, March 6. Lord Chumberlain's.Office, March 5, 1824. Notice is hereby given, that his Majesty IliIIhold a Levee at Carltoln. House, on Wednes ay next, the 10th instant, at one o'clock. WHITEHALL, MAIRCI 3,1824. The King hasbeen pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, appointing ...

... THE TENTtI R&?AL RUSsAlIS. to :: ? ? fop trimm'd cap-a. pee, Os The arms that never knew a foe. ti a a 1? 55 55 15 One, for the simple manly grace That wont to deck our martial race, Who comes in foreign trashery Of tinkling chain and spur, A walking haberdashene UI feathers lace, and fur, I antiquated phrase, it Horse-md'iinerof modern days.?SirW. Scorr. ? Through the medium of the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF (IREAT B~iTAIN AND iR.ELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MA1ICH 12. On DUTIES ON COALS The Bishop of EXETER presented a Petition from the lnha Mr bitants of ?xeter, praying for the repeal of Duties Ofl Coals carried eoastwise. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. ? at I Lord GRANVILLE SOMERSET, and n DepUtCtiOfl ? mis the COIWISOOS, bron ht u several Prii'iite J3ills. Irc? Mr. Adrian, TR AS ...