... depopu- lation and wastc;thanks to our present Govern- licnt, we now contemplate the dawvnings of happiness, and humanity, rising from amidst the ruins of a world which still reeks with the blood of all its people, civilized as well as savage. But a few ...

... islielt would he most coinducive to the 5 l Utid iiteret of tile Debtors and Creditors. ' % t nlL. ieotince that after thie Easter recess, he IC leafor ive to bring inn a Bill to that effect.- UOUSE 'OF COMMONTS. mIImday, Mutch 30. -iste rcrt itseifinto ...

... to and established Deciscons respecting Parochial Busivless, I a including a Compleat Library ot Parish Law, dovwn to ir- Easter Term, 180t. Enabling the respeclive Officers to perform their Duty with Ease, Safety, anl Reputation; it being an approved ...

... expected to be laid betore Parlia- mr in o e rro(terstood the Noble Secretary to say ,ta ise pr~, ticaiblc previous to the Easter recess, Lut llouda;yr fortnight as a probable day. Frid tg, April 9. 02!private Bills were received from tire Commons. Shariof ...

... exclusion of strangers, se understand, Lord 1 Belgrave gave notice that lie should ttike an early op- portunity, after the Easter recess, tosubutit a proposition i to the House for thakliaiug the late Admsiinistration, the same in substance as that tsicli ...