... LEAST INDIA HOUSL Yesterday a Quarterly General Court of the Proprietors of India Stock was tield at the Company's House. W. ASTELL, Ern. in the Chair. lTe CHAIRMAN stated That several papers bad been laid before Parliament since last Court, which were read. A list of superansuations, &c. were laid befire the Court. Accounts were also presented, sbewing the number of students at the East India ...

... ,0:i 11, u IaIs THE GOVERNMENT. -.- -~~~~~~~~~~~~~I rI rfR ()F THi f1tJU1NNUi CHRONICLE. vnw done wilia all my opponeot's facts, except 1fs leav l On th~e Nautical Almanrack :Connecting togetber ,, 1dldrpter ulOn this suljtect, we have as follows, ' Some, ; ite )Sns that our Nasatical Almanack is not so w l5ettal publications of a like nature. The prac- : onlr reires certain data for ...

... I TO THE TRADESMEN AND YEOMEN OP ENGLAND. MY COUNTRDENsa-RaVing lately spent 1a Short time in Ire- lead, wbere, in additian to the advantage of carrying with moea Fmind wholly unprejudiced, I hadi peculiar opportunitieS of ob- e serving the real state of society, I iam now disirsum of present- ing to you the result of my observations in that unhappy coun- try in such plain language as wilt be ...

... -HTE SHERIFFS' BALL. wo bts given the splendid Ball with which the Lord I.d 01301ced bi8 intention of favouring hig fellow- - ,icl of the ordinary Annules Ball given by the She- s p5palar manners and well-known liberality of his rj led tO an elpectRtilfn of a ftte more splendid than i this instance, as in every either, his Lordship's 1jstiled the public expectation. it wiaS an- &a Giidhall ...

... OR Thursday, a Jury was summoned to Gray's Inn Coffee- house, to inquire whether Thomas Dutton Rothwell, a gentle- man of high respectability and attainments, and large fortune, late of Cliaplan, was or was not of unsound mind, &c. The inquiry excited the greatest interest, not only on account of the great respectability of the Lunatic, but of the extracr- dinary nature of the delusion under ...

... A Meeting wimp yesterday held at the Crown and Anchor Ta. vern, pursuant to the terms of the following advertisement,4 inserted in the NAortsitg Papers : sCLARtE ELECTION.-THIS DAY Lthe 2,5 of luly, a PUBLIr BItFTING of the FBIENDS of CATHO IC EMANCIPATION now In ILondlon will be held at the Crow and Anchoan Taeni h for the purpOse of adaptingin ech mesrsa a b emdn, vary In ord~er to ...

... IFOPKINSON alias BARROW, THE NOTORIOUS I I S TVI)NDL BR. | neMr. Jlarrin, the celebrated confs'ctioner of New Blond-street; heMr. Aekermaun, site proprietor of Ackersera ano' Repository, o- 6, Strand , Mr. Wailer, the stationer, of No. 49, Fleet-street; lbe Mr. John Salter, silveranmitla to the Duke of Sussex, corner of hrte Ad!Iphi ; Air. Dann, the law stationer, of Fleet-street ; Mr. V ...

... DINNVLER TO PROFESSOR M'CULLOCH. lrofessor M'Coltolch having been invited by his numerous ii alIluoway, previous to hi4 going to LGndon as Pro- f r i Iitical Ecnotnmy in the Uuiversity of that city, to let sub them at Nwtoo Strwart, a dinner, attended by !otry of tie most resptctable inhabitants of that prevince, h lini on Tuesday last, the 2d tcsttnt-Dit which occa- ! iperb service of plate, ...

... The trigonometrical survey of Scotlan d, which, as our readers are aware, has been in progress for years, and romn which so much good was anticipated, has been suspended by order ofthe Board of Ordnance. The ostensible reason atsigned is econo- my; and if this were the true and only reason, there are few persons who would either hint a fault or hesitate dislike in the present ticklish ...

... GERMUAN PAPERS. The following are extracts from the German Papers whicb arrived yesterday. The first paragraph is instructive, at a mo- ment when we are hearing of the feuds between Catholics and Protestants in Ireland - ZURICH, JULY 9.-rhe Session of the Swiss Diet opened yes- terday with tbe usual solemnitles. After attending Divine Ser- vice in the Protestant and Catholic Churches, the ...

... DINNER TO LORD MORPETH- BY TH9E FRIENDS OF CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERITY. [AIMIDED FROM THE DUstLIN MORNING REGISTER OF FRIDAY] This grand National Banquet took pLice yesterday at Mor I isson's. His Grace the Duke of LEINSTER presided, stpportted co sI e rigbt (exclusive of' the distinguished guest, Lord Morpeth), iiy the Earl of Bective, Lord Rossrnore, Lord Dacreson, Lord Jiowth, the Hon. Mr. ...

... N1,,paar, ltLE OF WIGHT.-'The Club, which has existed In , ~wn ever since the glorinh, event it was formed to comn- 51rate. held ivs annual meeting ait the Bugle Inn, on Tries- ,tietl inStPatt. Thle Prelsident,. Mr. H. D. Cole, being ~ .?er t Irots atending tiv a severe domestIc calamity, Mr. ulgs Cooke, jin. was called to0 the Car tivh ltibing removed, lie CHAIRMAN o'tierved, ~ th it att id ...