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London, England, 1819-02-04 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

Convention between their Britannic and Most Christizin
Majesties fur the Evacuation of the French Territory by the
Allied Troops. Signed at Aix-la-Chapelle, October 9th, tf3►S.

Convention between their Britannic and Most Christian
Majesties, respecting- the Claitns of British Subjects on the
fiovernment of France; with its separate and additional
Articles. Signed at Paris, April 25th and July 4th, Ist&

Convention between his Britannic Majesty and his Most
Christian Majesty; to which Convention their Imperial and
Royal Majesties the Emperors of Austria and Russia and
the King of Prussia are a!so Contracting Parties. Signed at
Paris, 25th April, IslB.
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LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAT.

[Morn ing Chrohicle.]
OPPOSITION DINNER.

Yesterday thelein►hers of the House of Com-
mons, in opposition to the present Administration,
dined together, to the unrober of 140, at the
Freemasons Tavern ; Mr. TIERNEY in the Chair.
On. the Right Honourable Gentleman's health
being proposed by the Marquis of Tavistock, be
addressed the company assembled to meet him
with much feeling and eloquence. He declared
that the utmost object of his ambition had never
been so high a reward as that which bad been
conferred upon him in so gratifying a manner by
a body of Gentlemen, who, to: independence,
character, and numbers, had never been surpassed
by any political party, at any period of our his-
tory. He congratulated them sincerely on the
rapid progress of public opinion, which had de-
veloped itself in a tone not to be misunderstood
by their political adversaries—and also on the
probability there appeared of that opinion being
represented in fte present House of Commons
more faithfully than in its predecessor. The oily
return he could make to those who Lad bestowed
on him such flattering marks of confidence, was
to devote to their service the remainder of his
strength and years—but any efforts of his would
be unavailing, unless supported by their active
co-operation. Ile firmly believed they had but
one common object, the public good_aod jut the
cordial harmot,r and union which prevailed
amongst them, he anticipated tie most certain
means of promoting that end. The Right H,toc.
Gentleman concluded his speech amidst the loud-
est applause of the company. In the course of
the evening, the following toasts were given:—
The Kin.

The Prince Ileent, and perpetuity to those principles
which raised his to the Throne.
Ihe Navy, the Con nitutional Defence of this Country.

The Army, am',l never may it, in its corupoiition ur num-
bers, prove dangerouS to the Liberties of the Country.
The Coostitutinnal ItiO.ts of the People. May they ef-
fectually assert( 41 in the New Parliament.
A real Retreoehment of the Public Expenditure—the hest
indeninity for the past, and seem ity for the future.
The Canoe of Civil and Religions Liberty all over the
World.

Our fellow Countrymen, of whatever persua,lion, whom an
hone,t difference of Religious Opinion has excluded from the
Privileges of their Country.
The Men...Ey of 'AIr. Fox. -
Tire Memory of those great and good Meu whow we have

xftnlnte aniutatt th.)se. 4.314fetl
net on their Princi
Lion not evaporate Iles in Parliament.
A temperate inn effectual Reform of Altu,"' a I gICV
May the spirit breathed by the People' at the Gen-ra
Lords Grey, Lnnstlowne, and Hollatsd,and those
porate in the House of Commons. .)-.l.9svb°
support our Principles in the other Hume of Parlittnr2:Kett'
The City of hoodoo, and may it long continue 1"
dently represented..
The Liberty of the Press.
Aria big°
lal by Jury, and the Health of the Indepen--
bat the Bar of the three Kingdoms.
Prosperity to Irciand.
The final Abolition of the Slave Trade.
The Cause of Independence in South America.
All honest Electors throughout the Empire.
The Bishop of Norwich.
Success to the independent Spirit of Scotland. s (010
About eleven o'clock Mr. Tietney retire°
per
the Chair, after it bad been resolved that 0,
inentary Dinners, for Members of both Oo Ll;
should be held once a fortnight during the
Sion.
3,

[The Tiuzes.]
e the 5
An express arrived from Paris yesteruay : tiro
per cents., on Monday, were at 70f. 3°G
rate of exchange being 23, 40.

DEATH OF THE [CMOOurNn i,r)7Bgs
sPlotsot:rfut
I;
...._
.., i 0 ,
Ivo,
Countess or Rothes, n I I 04'
30, ,et Leslie-House, Fifeshire, Harriet k; C etiq,
by whom she has left fivechildten. She toslyrt.'
survived her father two years. The Late , itit
and wife to Geu, Leslie) otv
was one of the sixteen Peers of Parliamen'on,
Scotland. Her titles descend to het• eidlest 5
now in the I lth year of his age.
—.......

THEATRICAL REGISTER'
Performed Last Nitria. 4 L
et
TIfrATE.Y. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—(3l;th time), Brt3"-litittt
cites Junius, Mr. Kean: Tarquinia, Mrs. W• wcst.
which, The Silver Arrow. 00,!r-
Tin:ATHE RoyAL, COVUNT-GARDE,.---,The Point a ao.setik
Chevalier
sdo St. Franc, Mr. Young; Bertha, M jisAs d tiari
After which, Who's the Dupe To which Was ""e
lequin Monchawen.

STOCKS
NELvE O'CLOCK.
I India Stock.... ..... ";.Er•
India 80nd5..... 805•!:,••,1
Old Annuities ..• •':
.
Nt w ditto ........ •• '• 75. Pr"
11:x. Bilis, 2d. tr•s. /75;0ds•
DittoCooonercial, '713,0
Cons. for Account.••"