... JOSEPHIAN soCIETY DINNER. [FRon l'H DULIN ORNINXG RE.ISTER OF 0VEDIN5ESDAY LAST.] Yesterdav the public dinner in -support of that most valuable charity, the Josephiai, Orphalnl Society, took 1)pace at Mlann's Tavern, Commercial Buildins. We wvere happy to perceive that the attendance was numerous, as it was the best pledge that this excellent Institution has increased the number of its ...

... X HE Ijr OLV.A1G CHJB(GNICLJB. LON DON: FRIDAY, DECEMB1BER 6, 1833. We received last night the AlgewNeine Zeilung to the 29th November. There is a long article on the subject of the recall of the French Ambassador from Sweden, on account of some warm exvresdions used by the KING with regard to the French Propaganda. The whole surpasses our comprehension. The following are extracts ;- ...

... '1H Fx A J() , : rVIG CjSjj ) rtCLF, E. LON DON; THUNRSD.4 Y. DE CEMBJIIER r,, 1833. We received last Bight the Lisbon Chronica of the 21at, 22Ji, and 23d Nov. The following are extracts:- LIsoN, Nov. 23-Coruiunicatiolos have bee,, received by tbe Minister of the lutrilor durlng the 23d Nov., froin the Corregi- lor of the District of Setubal, dated the 21at, who says, tbat per- fect ...

... IhA)~dlcE. ritE TRADE' UNIOSN AND COALITIONS OF WORKMEN t IN FRANCE, BNGL4ND, AND GERMANY. TO THE NDITOR OF TIS MORNING CHRONIOLE,' Parits, December 8, 1833. SiRn The Journal dta Debats, a few days since, contained the following deacriptioni of the principle of social life in t France, which, it contended, had preserved society from pe- righiog. The Journal in question has merely described ...

... 7HE MO It AA 0 CHI'ONJCLJ'. L ON DO N: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1833. The Conservatives must labour under great delusion or depression of spirits, and be at a sad loss for working men, when they strive so hard to obtain a spurious political repu- tation for AIr. SADLER. The ex-nominee of the Duke of NEWCASTLE Was one of tile mushrooms of the Boroughilion- gers and Ultra-Torics. He was i brought ...

... dotAz ClOLab0itXinoNe, ltVRADbrw WILLIAM ALLEN, aged 25, was Indicted for having made & felonious assault upus Ruth Roffe Austin, the wife of Jeremiah Austin, at Lydd. Tbe proaeculrix is the wife of a baker, reslding at Lydd, and On one eveulel In Auguat last, she was returnhig home from New Romuney. When ab'tut a quarter of A mile from the latter place, the prisoner overtook her, and entered ...

... FR1NCE. PROGRflSS OF REvtLUTIONARY PRINCIPLES IN ITALY -THE GIOWIING AMBITION OF RUSSIA, AND THE NATIONAL .1EALOUISY OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND OF THE PJLICY OF THE CABINET OF ST. PETERSBURGGH -SPAXNSH AND PORTUGUESE AFFAIRS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Paris December; 1833. Sri -f am happy to inform you that the cause of civil and religious freedom in Italy it making a certain and gra- ...

... >MItAJORDINA)V DI&APPiEAINT A S Wm OF PUBLIC MONEY, AT THE NAVY PAY-OFFICE. [FROMs A, CORBEZ&PONDENT OF THEI TIMES.] A very Imperfect account of t io circuasatanase Attend~ing thic affair havling appeared in The Times, copied from a pr~ovincisl papr r, wve bnee: t the following particulars of this esystrtioua uc- curretice, which tee have reawno to believe may ba rolieA on :-A supply of money ...

... GERMAilN PAPERS. CRtACow, Nov. 12-.Four new Professors are going to he ap]pointed in our University; one for pastoral theology, bo. uilitics, catechetics, and( didactics, which are to be taught iu nitne weekly lectures in the Polish language, according to Reichenberger tand lWeinkoff-the salary is 4,000 florins; a secondl for church history, likewise wvith a salary of 4,000 florins, in nine ...

... MADnin, Nov. 30. An Extraordinary Gazette was pub- lished yesterday afternoon, announcing officially the entry of Sarsfield into Bilboa on the 25th of November, the towVn having been evacuated during the night of the 24th by the three battalions of insurgents who had taken possession of it, and by the revolutionary junta of Vittoria. There is a re- port in toxvn that Don Carlos had embarked ...

... PUBLIC MfEETINIG AT GATESHEAD FUR TAHE EXPUL TION OF THE BI SHOPS FROM THEHOUSE OF LORDS. - On Tuesday last, the l7th instant, a numerous and re- spectable public meeting of the electors of Gateshead was held at the house of Mr. Frceman, Grey Horse Inn, Gates- head, to consider the propriety of petitioning the Legislature in favour of the motion introduced into the House of Corn- mons during ...

... *ERMANY. The lettnrs from Germany and the French papersa have infovmrned you of the suppresslou of the Neckar Gazette, the only remaining paper In Germany which the censorship had not yet reached, and %vhich occasionally allowed Itself the privilege of speaking a lan- guage wbhih the rulers of the Holy Alliacce choose to look upon Is uca~son. The suppression In question was decided upon by the ...