... JAIPE~b1AL PARLIARELNT OF' GIE1f25 J1JTA1N AND IRELAND. S EurthLt, SR Otid l~f~lted ?? H . 8. t ?? l~il~B4OF 1LORDS4_,1AnH is. ?? . R granted tote Catholionnlsol a oft c fort ii ~, .nd al pari ue. to fount rei etsl s t jiarn, co ling of rte c tioi I DI,.,g~r As lics of ilbovan prain th tC ttjn) In ?? N thougt lpreras propterd P~etiti~fon, Be- ot 1 ), th otiC eg ran td ttenc, Ctfjlhr toche Cso ...

... Cd RISPONbE CE BETWDEN THE biekt Op CAm BRIDGE AND COUNT MUNSTER ON THE SUBJECT IOF THE INUNDATIONS JN HARMVER. X- (Copy.) t Hanover, Feb. 15, 1825. {'MY DEAR MUXNST]3R-As YOU have been regulla~rly irbform- ed of the dreadful calamity with which it his pleased Divine Providence to inflict this country, I will not trouble you with a repetition of this melancholy catastrophe, but express to you ...

... The C~yclops of the Ring, Harry Harmer, took his benefit yes. terday, at the Fives' Co.urc. The day was excessively cold, but still there was a very retpectable muster at the ?? atc/, and the sports were excellent. The bu.iness of the day commenced by a set-to between Old LENt ux and a young fellow of the name of CltArMsAN, in which Lennox had not a chance. Indeed, this old cove would be ...

... [FROBI THE ETOILE, DATED TUESDAY, MARCH 15.] PARIS, MARCH 14.-Prince Metternich arrived at Paris yes- terday evening. It is thought that the debate on the law of she!entes will commence on Thursday; between this time and that day, the Deputies will meet in the Bureaux, to nominate the Commit- tees on the Budget and the Law of Accounts. The journey of the Emperor of Austria to Milan is now be- ...

... I. LEEDS BETtNG ON THE AdR1 tUsW ~rjRIDGED FROM THlE LEEDS' fta~fRY.] * Ott Wedifiesday last, at twelve o'clock, a numineru and highly and respectuible meeting was held at the Court-HoUsise, in this town, to consider the propriety. of presenting a petition to Parliament, prayinig for a revision of the Corn Lawa, BEINJAMIIN Go-rr, Esq. in the Chair. Mr. GOTT optndd the ?? Of th4 meeting. The ...

... PASCO PLfUVlAN MINING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirn,-Ni. course that I can pursue can save me from your scolding PASCO SHAREHOLDER. If I ask questions, in- stead of answers I get rebuked; if I cease to ask questions, he says I am refuted and silenced; yet, eyen then, lie cannot be Quiet. But he is a vulgar man, and, like a vulgar man, he imputes motives to me, sometimes in ...

... Early on Wednesday niornmig lai, the budy of Daniel Reynier, Rsq, a gentleman of considerable opulence, residing opposite the Terrace, in Higbbury-grove, was found floating in a horse pond by the road aide, between the Bdfaced Stag and Finchley church, at East Finchldy. Thedeceased was weilknown in the City, and especially on the Stock Exchange, of which be was for several years a member, and ...

... LFROMl F.L SOL, OF JANUARY 2, 1825.] INSTALLMION OF THE FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL CON GRESS. The Deputies having assembled in the Hall of their Sittings, the Act of the last preparatory Junta was read and approved of. The Senators having entered and taken their seats among the Deputies, a list was read of the Committee which was to con- duct the President of the Republic on his entry and departure, ...

... PI'NTONVILLE BIBLE ,IASSOCIATION. The Eleventh Annual Meeting of this Institution was held last evening, at Clermont Chapel. By 7 o'clock the body of the Chapel and the lalleries were crowded by a most re pectable audience. Mr. Alderman Key was advertised to take the Chair, but, in consequence of his absence, owing to sudden in- dispositi.on, Miajor Stratton readily undertook to preside at the ...

... Dr. Spurzheini last night, restmed his connection with the , scientific and phlilosophical part of the English public, by corn .nisencing a Courlse ot Lectures upon iPhrenology, to a very re- I sp'ctable audienice at thc Crown and Anchor. The Doctor commillenced by congratulatingr his ?? upon the pr(,grebs ui~cb tue scienee had ~ade sinacc he ?? England, and upon thte disappearance of the ...

... rFROM A CORRESPONDENT.] Colonel Berkeley has been so ituprudent as to enter the office *N of the Editor (Mr. Judge) of the Clheltenham Jourzal, this Col day, with two persons of gentlemanly appearance, and to first nr insult and then grossly assault him. to During the late expose occasioned by the proceedings on the an trial of Foote v. Hayne, the Editor of the Cheltenhilan Journal ju ...

... I Yesterday being St. Patrick's Day, the Annivery Festival. or this Charity was held at the City Of London Tavern, Blisb-opa- gthe-street, when the friends vf the chaiity, to the amorsnt of nearly 400 assembled for the purpose of hearing the ReSort of the Commitaitee for the last year, which wag as follows:- Your Committee have the satisfaction of realising the ex- pectation held out in ...