... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TH9 MiORNING CiBROATNCLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, IJIARCH 19, 18p25 On the 9th November, 1620, two vessaesfromPljmouth. made the land of Cape Cod, in North America. In these twovessels were 101 passengersiEnglishRefrgeesinHol- land, who, according to COTTON MATHER, could not, with ten years endeavour, bring their neighbours (the Dutch) particularly to any sri'atable observation of the Lord's Day, ...

... I Our readers will be pleased to learn, trom tne iouiowiug setter sent to the agents of the merchant ship Cambria, that the Cap- rain, and crew, and passengers, whose exertinns saved so many valuable lives, have had their services appreciated ih the proper quarter --East India House, Matrch 17, 1825. GEN~iEMESC-Ifl reference to your comimunicationt of yesterday, I ant Insotructed to acquaint ...

... Doetor Sparelieirtt delivered his second lecture tol Thursday Uight. After a recapi .ulation of the topics of his former lec- titre, he proceeded to eat~iblish another step its phrenology, viz. 2hiat different mental funcl.ions are performed by different parts of the cerebral mass. TilL dectrine that various parts of the braiu wvere the seat of various intellectual functions wNas, le observed, ...

... THlE POORS' RATES IN IRELAND. Yesterday a Meeting was held at the Crown and Anchor Ta Tern, pursuant to adjournment. ' The Meeting V's called toge- ther by the Secretary of a Society held at the King's Head, Poultry, for the purpose of ameeliorating the condition of the Irish Veasantry, by introdueing the Poors' Rates itvo Ireland, lnr. O'Cinnell, Mr. O'Gorman, Mr. Finn, and several other ...

... The following account of the suppression of the late mutiny, is from the Hurharu (Calcutta Paper), of which the Judge Advocate is editor. 1 must be taken as the apology of the Go- vernment proceedings:- CALCUTTA, Nov. I, 1824.-The Government Gazette bav- ing published an account of the Mutiny at Btirrackpore, but by no means either a full or a correct one, we deem ourselves authorised to lay ...