... LONDON: TUESDA2, ;MARCH IO, The moff fatisfa~cory Report which has hitherto appeared of his MAJESTrY's convalefcence is that of yefterdayrnorning,4 for there is no ambiguity in the language. It is as clear as it is confolatory. The fol.lowing is the Ballefin.: I QUE.N'S HOtSE, MARCH 9, I80I. His MAjESTY is in all refpetlts much better, axid feems to be faft approaching to recoverv. (Signed) ...

... !7AIPERZAL P-RERLIMEI&. HO.USI OF LORDS, MONfrAY, MARP 3 ; The Printer and PFblifliser, of a Morning Paper were calied to the B3ir, to aovfwer for a rois-{tatemnt in that paper of' a converfation jwhich pafi'ed in dii& Houfe oh Friday ; and alfo-fob ?? of ah' alr leged libel, intitled Chriftianus, iin its pulication oft Saturd&r. Strangers were as ufual e. cluded upon the occafion. Tile refuit ...

... JPl'A kI-41- PARLAIIZJ!,JVT. tI-1OSE O t.OF DS, mPd.POA, MA.Cu a5. Th,: Ord(Ir of the Day which fltod for the thjd rcaing ,,r T ayloi; IDivorce 1ill ~as difclharged, and tile Bill order- e read oil rrid. ; '0 A~COLE \.w yiflrrday uitrolducccl, anid took the tt qnil hi. fcali- ,yl: Aloif.:ec adljouiucd to Frrday. -IIOUSL OF COMMIIONS. ir WVm. Scott took his fcat for t'he univcrfity of Cif vd. ...

... -THEJ MORNING- CRONICLE. LONDON: MOND4 21 MARCH 9. Are have had thef ?? of aqoouncing for fe;. verral days fucceffively that his MAIFSTY's health has. ?? acourfe of progreffive amendment. The Btille- tins of Saturdayand of yefterdiay;particularly the forme r, fpeak more decisively in confirmation of thc national hopes, than any which-have yet been publifhed. They are as follows .1 4 s nliEi' ...

... IM6PEJUAL PARL MM./N7. ItOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDA YMA n Ir. C E1iad St. Vincent took the oa and h.is feat. His Lordil!ip *:as introduce4 between Earl Spencer and thle Earl of Chathlam, accompani d by Lord Gwydir, as IL Great C(:ha;7mberlain, and Hir If .c Heard;' Garter King r *of Arms. L old Clareridon, Lerd (}Liftgnw, and L ord h H-ay (Earl of K.nncul), were alfo fvorn. Ll The 5rno wn I`riad, ...

... 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 ...

... ..P RAA . . PARIS 14 NIVOSE (MARCH Sj). - Governtmitpn. have this year cloathed -itbov 40,00:. prifoners oT war. - It is lated, iniletters from. the Banks of the Rhi\ne, that in- confequence of the meafures. take by the- French and, Heflfan troops, Wyateravia and Weacr- wald have been cleared of.tlhe brigands, who haive fbr fome time: infel edithefe counrries.. Thc.-combined troops. are nuiy ...

... 1'1 PEJR4rZL PARL tI.RIEN'rT f2t.s, or i.ORDS, FnR1Dzs, M1ARCit 20. fVe. tte Bills on the table had been forwardea in laetr. 'feVe.al fliaatas, i id So r roai rofe to c!ll the attentilon of the {egsfe to the cattfes of the high price of n'rovikiols. 1re f thc moff confiderl.le of thefe he took to be 'cc very greait circulation of paper motTey. Ihe h irtber of notes in circulation beloneing to ...

... ?? ?? ?? MALS. ~ T . IEIPSIC, l;La. ¢8, _Th!1 followingf tte tn S;jr of Lord Caryffort, in anfwer to the IN.Vte of Corliit I-laugwitz (in our paper of the 4t ). NOTE 1. PrefCnti;d oll tkip. 27'11 jtwartIr' 1t tbce nglin: A,, z ?? at B. Ylill, LKIi C'iry1rort, to lis E icicv ty PrufMian State andr Cabi nct Iinii t cr, coaunt Von 1 UiswI t As the undtrfigncd Amibatli-do.r Extraordinmiy a ci ...

... 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 ...