... MONTHL A SGRICULTURAL REPO17 Such has been the opernefeof thefeafon fince our lalt, that thebu. e finefe of hutfbandry has continued to proceed without the ufual iui e - terruptions. In m~any dittricls the plough has been conitantly at e work, and its operations are generally-in a Ifate of great forward^ nefs. The want of frott in fume of the low wet'parts of the kingdom has, however, been ...

... TEBE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAI', JiANUAR P It was yclecrday reported in the City, that Govern- mcnt had iffued orders to detain the Swcdilh vcsefls in our ports, in confequence ofthe hoflcile preparaticns in Swcdcn, gencrally believed to be directed againrf this country; but wecouldnot find that there was any good authority for tie rumour. * It was like-wife faid, that two Ruffian ...

... THE MORNING CHROAILLE. LONDON: ' THURSDAr, t'liARCH 5. We are extremely happy to ifate that iis MIAJESTY'S f health continues to anmend. The foliovwin is the Bul- letin of yeaerday:- c QreEN 'S 11COV, M.ARCI! 4, 1i01. i C His MAJ rs-ry's fever is fomewhat further abated. ' (Signed) T. GISBORNE. C, ?? H. R. R1.YNOLDS It was yelterday generally reported that Thould this t agreeableturn ...

... THE AMORNIAG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAr, UIARCH 24. The Pelter gun veffel, which formed one of the armarment under Sir HYDE PARKERS ]Ias arrived at Whitby, and brings the inoft recent accounts from the flect. They had enc6ontered high winds, and fome of the veffels had fu-fered damage. The Pelter was obliged to throw part of hlr guins defboard. Sh1e eft Admiral PARKtR's fleet on Sunday the ...

... LONDON: .MlfOlNDlAE, yANuA RTg, We underrand that Government has applied to the Direftors of the Eaft India Cornpany for the ufe of fuch fhips as are not taken up for the commerce of India this year, and Luch as the Company has no occa- fion for. Thefe fhips will be employed in different ways. Such of themn as are fit for it, may be ufed as fhips of war, and even fuch as are no longer able to ...

... -TH -RIN C H R O N e . jyffE,- tSI C ~ONIGLEr. .P, . .V . ?? ILONDON:- . FlIDAr, APRIL , ' - The Hiambutrgh Mail due on Wednefdayhas not yet arrived.- There wvasm r telp'yefterday that the Dares were about to evacuate: HIamburgh, but we could 'not find th there'wasianyy, go4.authority, fort, or in- deed if it. vere' true wo.ild it,-be of-rnvkch inmportance.- ,It is to 'the~ orrdbea of ' ...

... FR..INCE.; PARIS, tg PLUvIO)sE (FEP, r. e). Citizen Ca6 Irelli, Chief of the Staff of the Conrdar Guard,, has fet off fur.thefrontiers, in order to meet Count de Kaliftchew, and to accompani, hini to-Paris. Efcol q.s of .h6nour are ftationed at all the places through which the Ambaffador will pars on. his way to Paris.- 04poiletwr. Is is fated that the Maritrfe Prdfec& at BreRt has this ...

... TILE IORNIp.TrG CHRONICLE. LONDON: 7WVYEDNLBSD.4);, FEiBRUARr4. On Mondav evening, when llrangers were excluded, kl.. f>IrT gave Iiotice, that he would bring forward the r i.;ct on thc l 8th. It is understood that a Loan bf twnty one -millions vill be wanted. This; toge- ?? other circumnftances, contributed to lower thte u;nds yeflerday near two per ceat. The Speech fi 7m the Throne prefented ...

... PARIS, 5 FLOREAL, APRIL 25. M. de Kalitcht f having, through the medium of the Minifter for Foreign Affairs, requefled an audience of the Firfl Conful, an audience was accordingly given to him before the Conful attended the parade. M. de Kalitcheff was condumted to the Thuillcries by the Minifler for Foreign Affir.s, and prefented to the Firit Coriful a private letter from his Imperial Ma- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLMENTE. . HOuSE OP. LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCa 6. Thle Marquis of DtowNsHiar t~ook thle oaethsvr., Lord RAWDo6N (Darl of JMoira) prefented three' difierent Petition'sffrom Debtors in confinenjendt-praying relicf. One was from certaipt perfons imprifoned in- dic Caiiongate Gaol of Edinburgl,'reflheaing wvhich, his. Lordihip .fid, hle felt flime doubts as to the fitnefs of- the ...

... THEE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONYDAr, rE1BRUA'lT 23. To fatisfy the loyal and anxious folicitude of the public on the continued indifpofition of his MAJESTY, the Phyficians yefterday morning figned the following Bulletin, whichwas fliewn to the Nolbility 2nd Gentry: BU Ir.LET!N. 4 The XING has hod a bad cold; has at prefent a little fevcr, accompanied with a couch and hoarfe- cc nefs. ...

... RJlkPBURGH 01Alt, COPENHAGEN, Ai'RIL ;T.-Thc daly before yefler- advifion cf. ffiartecn hlips of te I'tnglinh fleet failed l0r the Sound, and ycfbzrdai the greater part of thlofe rorsainint for-thle Baltic ; -font or five (hips of tlle fleet iunder Admi ral Parker conltinlue in our road. The Ruffian Anihatalor, M. Lifaklrewitfeib, has ex- pref'ed, in the nao.e of his Court, its wifhi to dra-.. ...