The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1824-03-16 (London, England)

NON-OFFICIAL PANT.] PARIS, 31ancit 12. The obsequies of the Princess Louisa of Conde will take place in the chapel of the Temple, on Saturday next, at half-put nine in the morning. The Archbishop of Paris will officiate. The niortal remains of her Serene Highness will be deposited in the church of the chapel of die reniple. A convention has just been concluded between the French and Spanish Post-offices. The King has conferred the Cross of the Legion of Honour on M. 31argst, Director-General of the Spanish Posts, as a proof of his Majesty's satisfaction at the pains he has taken in concluding the arringements, which will be useful to both countries.  Sir -BOHN NI:WP(IRT denied that he had made any assertion with a view to injure the established church ; he was as incapable of doing so vs the Right Hon. Baronet himself. Let the Right lionourable Baronet refer to the documents furnished by the clergy themselves. It was clear they hail forgotten the obligations they had entered into. Ile knew not what right any Member of that 1101114' hod to impute motives to another, void of all principle at.d discordant with his ditty. Sir G. 1111,1. explained. 11r. 111' HIE vindicated his Right Honourable Friend (Sir J. Newport) from the attack made upon him. His Right Hon. Friend spoke generally of the Clergy of Ireland, who, on their in. duction, took its oath to keep a school, which they afterwards negI, sr-d. Ile 131 r. II.) would not hesitate to assert, that one-half of the Irish clergy were forsworn. Uttar, hear.) Ile spoke facts: whether they were to the benefit or prejudice of the Irish church, he left the House to 'bulge. (A laugh.) In his opinion the clergy were themselves too greatest enemies to the church. I Mr. -I"I'ERW4 MTII spoke highly of the Society, which, from his knowledge of it, was an excellent and useful institution. The vote los, then yostponed. The following sinus were then agree:! to Ills9(1111. for the !louse of Industry and Asylum for Orphan Children. 4.91t11. for the Richmond Lunatic Aavium. 7..;!at1. for the II ihernian Society for Soldiers Children. Liaarl for the Ilibernian Marive Sot,ety. 1,11781. for the Female Orphan (louse. for the Westmorland Lock Hospital. 2,9101. Site the Lying-In Ilcapit..l. 1.11.111. tbr Dr. Steevena's Hospital. for the lever doss total and !louse of Recovery. heats!!. for the I I ospital of Incurables. lin the vote of it !ern. fur the Roman Catholic Seminary, Lord A 1.1111 Sit I' observed, that in order to place the Maynonth College on a respectable footing, it would be necessary to MSC the fees of entrance and annual payments of the students. Mr. CHOK ER concurred with the noble lord in his opinion. Sir. J. N H:11•PI1 RT made a few observations on the same side. 31r. (MI '1.111•11N said he should shortly submit a proposition The Jamaica Courant of the 21st January contains the to Parliament on the subject. After a few words front 3lr. hitlTCtttSsON and Mr. Alosren, lengthened details of the trial of nine wretched negroes, at the resolution was agreed to. Bull Bay, in that island, on the 19th of last January, for mr. 'ME said, that, looking at the hour (twelve o'clock), he should move that the chairman report progress. a deliberate conspiracy to revolt and murder the white inThe motion was agreed to. habitants. Their trial appears to have been a calm and an The !louse resumed. 31r. BROGDEN reported :progress', and obtained leave to alt impartial one. Eight of the sable conspirators were conagain on Wednesday next. victed, on what seems to us indisputable evidence, and