... MONV-iHz 4 CLT-UA4fL AEPO6R. . ay The gate of thc feafon, during the whole of the moath,' has iw flill continued favourable for carrying on frtcL operat'ons of huf- ?? bandry as are neceffary to' be ?? at this period of the o.year. 'Muh of. the lejsx havle, of courfe, bens birpken up, and pu t into'aflae of teadinefs for the out-crops, and tne ltubbwes )y are beginning to be turned down. It ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... F.R[iMNCE. REAR-ADnIRAL GA5TEl1UME, CoSteaEat.o0R or STdro., ro CITIZ5t2 FOTF.AIT, Miies-rila Or Tl(LZ MAaetrE. Off Capede Cratti, on the coalc of Spain,- zx Plu- viofe, year 9, ieb. to. CITIZENW M1fi5sT-re,-As wti have been met on our way by a great una nber of nmutaal veffels; as we were obliged, by cir-. eumfkttces, to enter the Straights, and to pafe tile port of Gi. braltirin theday ...

... THE MORNING CHIROANICLE.--: LONDON: 2#UESDA17, 2'fAiC! H.; r It is with the, moft fincere. concern that we have tot qlate, thatliis' MAJ EsT7s healh has not cofitinued in f that fattering progrefs of amendment which 4Z jfelci C -day announced. The following is the Bulletin of yef fi terday:''; ?? QU5E;'s iOUSr3 MJ.RCHt 2, s8or . ' His MAJESTY had fone- increafe of fever in thile afternoon ...

... SOCZE7rOF ANCiENT BRITONS La. a Monday being the' AnniverfatyFefhival of St.: David, Uis Grace. the Duke'of Rutla'od, Prefident, the Vice Prefidents, Treafurers, and Stewards of the above Society, breakfafted at their Honfe in Gray's- Inn-Read, and proceeded from thence to St. Martin's Church, where Prayers'were read in the Ancient Bri- tih Language by the Reverend Thomas Alban, their ...

... NTORTHERN G0NPEDiv L 4 -1 Lr ip z'G, ~FE P. r 6-_Thse kulloviing4J:, a Copy of, th No~t~.tiwflititeff on the I 2th of VFhrtuary, by the Pruflan Mi,'iifter Couint Hatrgwitz, to Lot' QLprysu th~e Englfli Arnbaffadorat Berlin: The underfigned; Setata! ai'c Cabinet ?? has ?? h1is Prullian lIN' ajediy thl6 two, Notes whirl Lor,1 Carytffort, Rts_ voy Extraordtitary arid Tylinifter Plenipotentiaic' ...

... FR4dNCE. PARIS, 4 VENTOSE, FEB. :. The Minifler of Police, informed that M. Cazales was embarking at Dover for Calais, has given orders to put him on board again immediatcyT, and fend him back to England. General Augereau is at Paris. M. de Gallo is arrived at Paris in, quality of Miniflicr Plenipotcntiary of his Sicilian Majefty. 'Le~ttc3 from'Bayonne, of the 16th Fcbruary n, An- ?? the ...

... - I d L)ONDON: -U S &1SUR~Sl ?? ?Z.fRCH 7. s, _ s. The KING'S fever gradually declines, as appears I from the following Bulletin: QVEIEN'S HQUSE, MARCH 6, IS8T. His MAEjSTY'S fever, though not quite fubfided, n- flill coitinoes to abgie. IC (Signed) T. GISBORNE. d - - 1-. R. REYNOLDS. It is fuppofcd that the feverity of the KING'S indif- d pofiticii has left lilch laflitude and debility ...

... IMlPERML PARLLMMENT. HOUSE OF LOPRDS, TfunxSDAY, MAcRC 5.- The Marquis of Bute, Lord. BrJownlbw, Lord Strathniore, and fome other Peers were fworn. 'I'he Loan Bill, tie Exchequer Bills Bill, Sir Sidncy Sruith's ol Penfioni and the Bill -f6riihereafing the l ield Officers of the Mi- hd litia reginlents ferving in lrelA, ?? through. Cbnmmiktees of the whole Houfeand *cre reported. * 0 'wo other ...

... BMAERMI, PARLIAMEIVT. HoUSE OF LORDS, TUES8AY, MARCH 3.- A BDI was oinjtlgbt up by Mr. Lafeelles and others from tht Conlmons ,-repfitcd arid read a firt time. Halt a Lbzen Peers were fworn.-Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Dulring the dififllion refpeaing the Cajl of the Houfe 'fraingeris of courfe Wel'e Dot adnititcd, but w6 have bee informen l that nearly forty Members b onhk tbe batha and ...

... IMPBERAL PARLI1AE PIT. HOUSE OF IORDS;W'oNrsDAV, MaPces 4. A Private Bill was reacha fecond timne. The Earl of SUFFOLK aiked, when he was to expe&t a Report from the Committee appointed to enquire into the Dearth of Provifions ? Not feeing any Miniffer in the Houfe, he fearcely ?? to what Noble Lord to ad- drefs himfelf ; but he tvilhed, if any Noble Lord, a Member of the Committee, was in the ...