... MR. PARRY'S FAREWELL CONCERT.—Mr. Parry having an- nounced his intention of giving a Farewell Concert at the Ha- nover Square Rooms on Saturday morning, June 17, 1837,— the following resolutions were past by the Cambrian Societies That Mr. Parry having devoted much of his time to promote the interest of the Welsh Charity School, and having given his professional services for thirty years, at ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, APRIL 21.—PRIVILEGE.— Lord John Russell rose to make his promised motion on this subject, in consequence of the publication in the True Sun newspaper of evidence taken before a committee previously to its being reported to the house. if this were an ordinary case he would move that the party offending should be taken into custody but here the act com- plained of was ...

... HATTON-GARDEN'Information having been received that a most notorious and desperate gang of coiners were in the habit of manufacturing and disposing of counterfeit coin, at a hous. situate No. 3, St. Anderw's-lane, Westminster, Monday morning. Duke and Hale, officers of this establishment, accom- panied by Sergeant Ashton of G division, and Reynolds a constable, of Clerkenwell, proceeded ...

... The letters from Bayonne of the 21st, and from St. Se- bastian of the 20th, received this morning,speak confidently of the return of the British Legion, after the expiration of the ter m of its service in June next. We shall offer no comment upon a statement, which the next arrivals from St. Sebastian may piono-.mce unfounded. Rumours are also in circulation, to the effect that Don Carlos is ...

... LAIDLER v. BURLINSON.- This was a special case, arising out of the following circumstances :-A person of the name of James Laing had a ship in his yard about one-third built, and on the 10th of June issued proposals to finish her, furnish her with rigging, and to sell her. The plaintiff put down his name for one-fourth of the vessel, and others put down their names for the remainder of the ...

... A BnmsH AMAZON.—During the attack on Matagoria, the wife of a British Artilleryman distinguished herself so much as to attract the attention of General Graham (now Lord Lyne- doch). She removed the wounded men in her arms, carried them into the rear, dressed their wounds, carried up sand bags. and placed them in the breaches made by the enemy's shot and even cheered the men on to action. The ...

... The Director of the Medical School at Constantinople has been charged with making an attempt to poison the Sultan. It appears he had prepaied a drauuht, respecting which there was some suspicion, and which he was directed to take himself. Upon his refusal he was put into a sack and thrown into the Bosphorus. On the examination of the drink, it was declared to bo poisoned. Since this event, the ...

... JJONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. The express from Paris announces that it was stated on the Bourse that Don Sebastian had passed the Ebro with 22 batta- ]ions—3000 cavalry, and 37 pieces of cannon-proceeding to- wards Arragon, there to unite with the various dispersed detach- ments, and afterwards to march on Madrid. This -account 'caused some sensation on the Bourse at Paris, and a {all. took place ...

... Advices from Lisbon reach to the 2d instant. The an- ticipations which we were enabled to form by the last let- ters, in reference to a, transmission from the governmeot on accosjjpt of the dividends, have been folly realised and tbi»p*CFC* ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 24.— Mr. Fenton, the new member Roch- dale, took the oaths and his seat. The Sheriffs of London presented a petition from the lord. mayor, aldermen, and common-council, praying for a revision of the land-tax.—A number of petitions were presented, and some bills, not of general importance, were advanced a stage; after which the house resolved into committee on the The Chairman ...

... On Sunday a silver coin of Eliza belli (half-shilling) was found in a meadow at Widemarsh, near Hereford a coll bet- i foot, struck the coin, which attracted thi» attention of the person who found it. ...

... DIGNITY IN WALKING.—A poor Irish labourer, seeing one of our fashionable dandies strutting through one of the new streets near Belgrave-square, went modestly up to him and said, I beg your honour's patdon, sur, but would ye be afther tel- hn' me the rint of this house I want to know, sur, for a raison I haveV Get away, fellow, said the dandy, how should I know the rent, I know nothing about ...