... I On Saturday the Anniversary Festival of this admirable In- stitution was celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern. Lord Lynedoch was ill the Chair, supported by Lord Saltoun, Ge- iierals Sir Neal Canpbell, Sir Fitzroy M'Clean, Bart.and other distinguoised persons. Tile objects eligibiletnte admitted intotIlisAsylum, arethe children of soldiers, sailors, and marines, natives of Scotland, who ...

... ,qjXT IVFPNFSP'A. F1 HZSO A21 OO &C & BEING THF: I.A.';T L.ATIF'y BU T ONE THAT {ILEL FVER HBE PRIAN 1,?4 ENGLAND. THlE JIOILVIXG CHRON'ICLE. L ON I) ('N: NOXIL-J}; JLIY 1, 1826. 'rile last accounts from Lancashire are rather favour- ,ble. By letters dated Manchester, at half'-past five roll oar Saturday, we are assured that the reports up to that time from various parts of the country all ...

... RIOTS IN LANCASHli(E. FROM THE THIRD EIITION oF TUE BLACKBURN SMAIL. Yldif UlfiBe, I bu~sJay Aiternoon. Finding that a misapprehensiusi has arisen iruon our accauit of the prutetdiligs at Grisnshaw Park, on Moliday afternoon, III cteCquliice or o r hastoi5 used sniehbat too strung all expres- s nit, viz. hat the oidire vvere overpoweliedby le nmob, which is not *orreet in the tull sense of ...

... I [FRONI TIIE NIOIrrUR OF FRIIDAV, APRIL 28] OFriCIAL PART. ORiDINANCE OF V'sE KING. Charles, by the Grace of God. t, We have ordained and ordain as follows *' I A , ntinieit to the Memory of Louis XVI. shall be elected in the cettre of the Place, sitiuated between tile Tuil- ltqitS tilld the Elysian Fiells, which shall hencetorth take the oalm 'if ' lle d(e Louis XVI.' , 2. I he iiiststonte ...

... RIOTS IN LANCASHIlRE. [FX CIRACTS OF PRtl VATE LF.T|iTRS.J i31 ACtiHUrNx, A.PaIL 29'-This tOWn is perfectly tranquil, hut i. populace asleliUble tumtultuously, in variotis parts of thi i.ifunrtirood continually, and erery day some assemblage qulics the preltioce of the military for their dispersion. Mssrs. Hlorsfalls poover loom factory, at Addiinhaui, in 'iA.rf Dale, was attacked on Wednesday ...

... I lNIMPERIAL PARiLIAMNEN'I' l GREAT BRITAIN AND IMELAND. ost of HOUSE OF LORIDS.-MAY 1. ty, Te BANKING SYSTEM OF SCOTLAND. lotf il Duke of ATH-OL presented Petitions front sotiit PA- I-rishes in Perthshire, against any alteration of thre Banking ilSystem of Scotland. Trhe Marquess of H-UN TLY presented simnilor Petitions from tr, iices in Aberd-en anid Ross-shire. ~oi The Earl of LAUDERDALE ...

... |j'rHE MORNINAG CIlBOATICIU. LONDON: TUESDdV, MAY 2, 1326. IC t, W~e have received letters from Manchester, dated half.. anr past five o'clock on Sunday evening. Saturday night for passed over without any disturbance in that town, but onabout noon on Sunday, an express arrived from Middle. ycton, with intelligence that the looms in rt'factory near OlGdham had been destroyed that morning, and ...

... FIRENCII PAPERtS. %I 1I1L tkrfulr , n lvi l) it;NlIAY, Al'12lL :41] H jjetp ille Fulnperor of Allstriis has addressed the fol- , a totralplh Rescript to Count Sauran, his Minister of 1)! tt C IL'%r SAURAN.-During tile course of tile Elan. , ~es' from wiiich I havejiiat recoveredl, with the aid of providenCe, 1 have received from illy people new ard i~rllll prr of softtaclrnient, which I ...

... PARLIAMEN'1TARY REFORMlI. True following is a ctorrect account of the observ'ations deli'.- of eredI by Mr.AMartin, Member for Galway, during thle discuitsion s aon.Lord John Russell's motion for Parliamenta ry Iteforin o Mr. MARTIN sabserveid,thattte didnOtC0s1mplAin Of 11,%Vilig tO his vote, on thre question of appointing an adequsate &dslry foll DW the President of the Board of 'Trade, ...

... THUL MIOANl G CHRONITCLE. __~ - -- LON DON: IVEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1826. Our readers will see from our Parliamentary Report, what the feelings of the Landowners are with respect to the two measures respecting Bonded and Foreign Corn, proposed by Ministers All distinctions in this country in the present day, may be said to be insignificant compared with the two, of Owners of the boil and the rest ...

... MIANCIJESTER, SUNI)A'S' APRIL :10_T-In lay all reimiic, quiet. Up to Oie present hu(ie i'clock) nothing alhilomugi has occurred. The streets recmaratively empty, and but, few of thce weavers to be seen No ad tlien a groupi 0f Iliif a dozeir Maay be discovered saneiglistlessly about, and dII,- cuassitig Iehat they suppose tbehirgrievances. `1ccasliiiill;Y they stop at thle curners of the ...

... [FRO.I THE FiOtL9, DATED MONDAY, MAt .] LAUSAN NE, APRIL 27 -Thb Lnasaente Gaze/re of 27th April gives, In an extraordtinary n1itiber newa fr.4,rb Greece. It 5>4X_ rl~le fllowIing news, svwlich we have just received front our Private Cnrrepoodert5s are too important to be put off till Fridiay, the day of our ordinary publication. We hasten to comrntinidcate theI to our sutlbscrilers lhis very ...