... I (FROM T;IE QUoTIDIENtSN OF TUESDAY, rnknCe1 21.J PARki, MAR Cil 20.-It .s said to-day on 'Chaynge, that a con- siderable armament was mnakirg in the ports of ongiand, and that it was destined lor the Tagais; it was also affirmed, that a popular tumult hadl taken place at Madrid en the day whlun they received in that capital tbe news both of the death of the King of Portugal, arid of the ...

... FEAST' ; OF THE GRIIhRON. TTiLs-Feast will be held at the LONDON TAVERN, Bishops- gate Street, *.onI-HT-nRSDAY. the sixth day of April, at five o'clock in tUie-afterneon, at which time, preciselyv dinner will he on the table. The tickets are to be 12s. 6d. each, including a bottle of wine to each person. The number of tickets is limited to five hundred, as no greater num- ber of persons can, ...

... COMMON COUNCIL.-FEs. 28. JOINT' STOCK COMPANJES, Thle Court assemnbled ira conasequencre of a Ileqarisition re- ceived by tire Lord IMyr, to C Osidvir the prorpriety of Pe- titiorrirg bobh H-ouses of Pariisnatmet, pravilre forean Inquiry irno tire coarduct andl proceedings of Joint Stock Compeanies. Tie Lord Nisyrar took thle Cairar ait one ra'rlock. Mr. Alde'rmanr WAITH XIAN regretted thle ...

... (COUN'TIY OF MIDDLESEX. lif P'op I Qi 0' THE CONIMITTEF ~ ,us as.55.ON OF APitiL. 1824, TO ls .NI2 (~sI' 't'W TtIECORtI; OF 1805, 1806 AND 1807, &C. FtKSI'S REPORT. crt rizlittee, after aI long aind laborious Inquiry, are Ii iv~rt that in1 Important part of tile orders and pro- I ti, %laizistrate6 in Sessionasselibdledl, for thle years Ii.'1 a~r le are not yet forthcominug ; nor hads amy ...

... COVtNT (AMW4 TROAT-t(WAXI VONNI), £LfVENI-1FiSTFVA~, -. ' The Vleventli Anniversary M1ieeting, or Festivasl, to contmer nmorate thle E~stablishrment of tile Covrent Garden 'rhentri'al Fund, wait held yesterday at the Freemasons' Tavern.-Before dinner, Mr. FAWCETT addressed the assembly, stating that lie bad, iii thle discharge' tf a very pleasing duty, waited on the Duke of York, to request ...

... LFRO-i THE ETOILE, DATED SATURDAY, MARCH 25.] V PARI%, MARCH 24.-The report of the health of the Emperor 01 of Austria, dated March 17, at eight o'clock in the morning, Ci says - The situation of his Majesty is as favourable as can be de ired. His Majesty has slept well and composeelly du- ring the night. His pulse this morning is perfectly regular. To-morrolv a solemn Te Deum will be ...

... IVESIRY MEETUING OF ST. AIARY's, ISrLINCGON.I 'tA very large nlumber of tile H~ousehiolders of St. MInry's, IIslington, a~sernblld yesterday evvnitng, in open Vestry', for rhie finrcpoe of put ti n uspoki record ant aisser lion of their 64iit s, with res pect to the ap pointinict of anl Eve iing Lec tun er. in die event of thle retireenon ifthe person io wbhol dioig dicit situ atioll. The ...

... K- .1'ORNING CHRO=NICLE. j ; |;, I1XAi XGC1s \IC LON DON: 3,J17LTRDJY, M.IRCH 18, 1SM. 1IIE NING. i.Sctin issued on Thursday evening was yester- exhibited at (arlton House, to the Nobi- , rtry, by Sir IHOMIAS HAMMOND, his .l 'rncip Eque rry. Yesterday, at a quarter . o Clock, Ir. s W IsTE, one of the KIN( 'S ariived at the Palace, with the Bulletin is' I) Ni c(s Physicians, of the State of his ...

... [FROM A CoRatkPlsNDENT]. Allhsion wais made, a short time since, by a Paper of recent orlgin, to a work on the Curtkecy of Russia, as conve)'ing some relection on tile chbracter of this Nobleman. At a loss to un- derataud what cotinesion his Excellency could have bad with an object of internal administration, and particularly one so fo- reign to his diplonatic functiontt, we were induced to ...

... THE PECUNIARY CRISIS. I Tbe prospectis of a wvor cahcd the D)ebior's Manual, sold in v, NewgiLte-street, was the other day left atamy door ;#ucih a book pi i; certainly particliirly well-timed at this pecuniary crisis, 6 when all Llhe world is in debt. The pecilaiary cri is is tbe in p dl-eoL7a of tile dAy; every body is sick with it, anl no one is re as'isnted of confessing to a ...

... THW AORLVJNG CIIHRONICLE. LONDON: IVEDNESDAfY, AURCH 15, 1126. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the k toile dated Monday. Petitions from all quarters are pouring into the Cham- ber of Peers against the law for altering successions. A Petition from the 6th arrondissement of Paris, numerously signed, was presented by Count LANGUINAIS. The Courierlirancais contains the Opinion of ...

... THE MIOR NING CHRONAICLE. LONDON: TUESDIY, AMARGH 7, 1826. That most unjustly calumniated body of men, ihe Landowners of England, received last night from them- selves, in the House of Commons, abundant testimonies to their virtues, and acknowledgments of the debt of sratitude which the country Qwes to them. The subject which drew forth this profusion of eulogy was the Corn Laws *adl it was to ...