... .oON GAZE1 SATURDAY, MAY 22. I I - -srm5 47:-, -.- FoREIGN l JFFICF' DIA 22, i ha.eenpleaseddto appointPdlvard Michael Ward, Rsq.to Thel~iflg 1hi 6gt Ty.S Extraordinary Embassy at the Court of his Stiej`Y ta Emnperor of A 1 the Russias. B. BNIAN 1UPTCIES SUPERSEDED. FESS of Carmunrthen, spirit merchant. O DA 14 jAAV, of Bury, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer. c. OlPe.ANs, of Beriiard-strCel, ...

... VWSLEYAN MISSYONARY SWlET. The, Anniversairy Meeting of this Society was held yester- dc day at the CitY-road Chatpel, Joseph Butteravorth, Esq. M.P. at in the Chair. ~Notwithstanding the iniclemency of the wea~ther, il the~ Chapel wras; crowded to excess, a-ad -be auditory seemed to in take alIivel~' interest in The various proceedings and Speeches in of those who were promoted to the more ...

... A Meeting of the Deputies of the respective Wards was, yesterday, convened by theLord Mayor, to take into considera- tion tile various obstructions and nuisances in the public streets, by carriages, errand carts, and trucks, to the great injury of the traders within tlle city, and the danger and inconvenience of the public. The LORD MAYOR stated, that he had in- flicted numerous fines, but ...

... LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MOAY 15, 1824. Notice is hereby given, That the King will hold a l)rawing- room at St. James's Palace on Thursday next, the 20th instant, at Two o'clocli, to celebrate his Majesty's Birthday. No person can be admitted in mourning. N.B. The Knights of the several Orders will wear their Collars. LORI) CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAT 8, 182i. REGULATIONS TO BsE OSERIVED AT ...

... SOCIETY FOR IMiPllOVING THE CONDITION OF THE IRISH 1IASANTRY. A meeting of the Members of this Society took place on Sa- turday, in the Horticultural Board-Room, Regent-street, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the last year. At twQ o'clock a considerable body of the Sabscribers were in attend- ance, among whom we noticed Lord Cartery, Lord Dunally, Sir John Doyle, Sir Charles Doyle, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesday, May 11. ALIEN BILL. The Petition of the London Common Council against this Bill was pre- sented by Lord: Holland. The second reading was then moved bythe Earl of LiVsRPOOLaWhO observed, that the subject bad been.so often dis- cussed as to preclude him from offering any new argument in its support, and proceeded briefly to contend, that the bill was necessary to prevent ...

... T>HE MIOtI'LVG CHRUNVICLE. L O N ) O N: THURSDAY, MXY 6, 1824. It was with great satisfaction we found a Gentleman of Mr. JOHN SMITH'S moderate temper, one upon whom no imputation of party or interested motives can be thrown, express himself with so much strength in reprobation of the Orange system established throughout Ireland, as he did on Tuesday night. Sir JOHN NEW- PORT, with his usual ...

... T'IE &ORIVING CHIRONICLE. Ce LONDON. Ce TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1824, of The truth of the intelligence respecting the defeat of ed Sir CHAS. M'CARTHY, is doubted by The New Times. 1W The statement (says our Contemporary) is given in a Bar- ly badoes Paper of the 20th of March; it was brought thither by ce a merchant brig, called the Elizabeth, and states that the battle was fought near Succondie, ...

... THE MORNING iCGHINICLE. ' LONDON: X 1RIID21Y, MdY41, 1824. The sudden change i.te sentiments of the Journai des Debals, with reipectb44the enterprize of Don MI, GUEL, taken in conjunctionti with a variety of other cir- cumstances, gives rise to very serioAus reflections. Among other objects oh which the; Prince dwells, in his Ad- dresses, is the recovery of Brazil. We are strongly in- clined ...

... PARIS PAPERSvop THURSDAYiAD FRIDAY. rFRONl THE JOURNAL DES DEBATSC.. PORTUGAL.-PROCLAMATION OF HIS MAJESTY. PORTUGUESE !-Your King does not forsake you; he only seeks to free you from the anxiety and terror which press you down, to restore public tranquillity, and to rend asunder the veil which still hides the truth from you, feeling convinced, that on hearing his voice, the whole of this ...

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... CATHOLIC A~ssocIATION. On Saturday a very numerous Meeting of the Mlembers of this Society took place at their Rtoomns, in Cspel-street, Dub~lin. STEPHEN COPPINGUR, oif Lteenount, Esq. in the Chair. THE QUAKERS. Mr. CONWAY conceived that some expressions avhichi, on a former day, had fallen front Bir. O'Conettll respecting the So- ciety of Friends, had not been accurately reported. Ilie had ...