LONDON, MoNDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 14. CONVENTION WITH MEMEMET AL " We ( Pod) have received by an extraordinary ex , press from Paris, the following copy of the conventim concluded between Commodore NAPIER and BOOHOS BEY " COPY Ot THE CONVENTION BETWEEN COMMODORE NAPIER, COMMANDIN

succeeded to the throne; and that k ith upon the boasted freedom of thought which go t to the Reformation, was consigned to shame and ey , lasting contempt. Toryism is unchanged and unchangeable. in 1 , 4 have been drawn and its claws clipped ; and iy powers of inflicting injury

A few days ago Ann Grainger, the wife of Mr. Grainger, solicitor, Leeds, residing in Alfred-terrace, Little London, was brought before the magistrates at the- Courthouse on a charge of starving and ill using one of her children. A young woman who had formerly been a servant with

\OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Annual General Meeting of the Trustees and Managers of this Institution, for the purpose of examining and auditing the Accounts for the past year will be holdeu the office. No. 43. High-street, on Monday the day of December instant, precisely at

Philip fi,q., of Worthm*, Sussel. DIliD. On the Inst., at Camden town, London, Mr. Charted Blackmin, Goudtinr*l, Kent, second son of John Pomfret Blackuian, late ol YVadhurst; surgeon. On the inat., (at the residence brother, Mr. Armigill I'errjr), Mar, Ano, relict the late Mr.T

17th December, ltt4o. VOCAL PBRPORMERS. MISS CUBIT T, MASTERS POYNER and CASSE Y, AND MESSRS. HARDING and INGRAM. INSTRUMENTAL SOLO PERFORMERS. Mr. MALSCH, of her Majesty's Band (Oboe); Mr. W. CRAMER (Violin); and Mr. W. L. PHILLIPS (Violoncello). (d- Full Particulars will appea

imtLUQENCK. tFrom the ffampsktrt TtUfrmpk.) Pours no vth, Due. IS—The Spitfire iteam-vsisri ur- M today, from the West Indies. Capt, Luthiagton. invalided, jrom tbe Cleopatra, came home passenger ia her. The Spitfi .w on Tuesday Woolwich. Tbe Apollo troop-ablp, W. White, £iq.. Co

THE ARMY IRFsLAND. The day after the sailed for Malta, an order arrived in Cork from the Quartermaster-General's department, countermand their destination, but the regiment had fortunately sailed, else wo have little doubt the brave Highlanders would have been sent direct to Indi

IEFLV XOCHM BIT TO TBX ABOVE SATED 26. I have this instant received the letter that yon did me the hononr to address this day. and I hasten to piece It under the eyes ofhte Highness the Vjcbeoy. •' Conformably to his orders reply to the different paragraphs which contains. In wha