... l MONTHLy AGRICUPtiRAL REPbRI'. a li fruit ints li,; hiii¢o l>oo -- a -. - : . .Tie froil in th6 beginning of tlle month, anti the continiied rains duairng tlie latter pisrt of it? have confiderably rettrded the operations of loibandry, efpecailly thofe which depeiided on thc plough; lefs of the early,, Ipring crops have thervdorc been put into theground than is itfual at this period. hi low ...

... :Wdpi fN~rz1' IcA1Wvrtc6 W W te at forty to leaf'n, that the' slat its fh'e cafnat,- continued, at the date of thie e1t accounts, with una-. bated fury, although the infurgents have fuffained 1uch fevere laf'es as niuit bhve rtpreired all hopes of Duc- cefs ; yet defperation appears to fupply its place, and to reconcile them to numerous privittions And diflicul- ties. A detachment, under ...

... LONDON: MrOND~r, MARCHS x. On Saturday we received Paris Journals of the 22d, and yefterday thofe to the, 24th inclusive. The Official Journal notices, upon the authority of an American Captain, arrived at Bourdeaux, laft from New York, and who had been it St. Domingo in the end of December, thaToUSSAiNT having heardofthe intended expedition from France, wvas preparing bar racks for the troops ...

... FRzANCE.. PARIS, 3 VENTOSE, FEB. a2. The Florence Gazette inferted, in its ioth number, a pretended arrete extrac1ed from the regifters of the de- liberations ?? of the French Republic, which fixes at the Trebbia the limits between the Cifalpine Republic and Piedmont. It is not known whctnce the Journaliii took that paper, inferted yesterday morning in a Paris paper-no fuch arrete ever exifted ...

... Iauto. VIT. My lakwt a, W 8,ted tlc z' lit, ?? then nothing wor- thy of notice 'has occurred, excepting that ihe Ci- DtmIaois have been mocll ch caoineadasdh fqpjoint1 ?? within thcfe few days, rcfleling a play perforoted her!' about four nights; ago, at the Tijeaire 1'r~irfafce, called, Eudcuard es Jrcj/'e' The plot is founlled upon the ?? of young Edward the Pretender of England, in the year ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAYM, MRACZ a. W'Ve yeaferday received Paris Journals of the 25th. Several Jouinals mention the report of accounts bling received of the arrival at St. Domningo of the expedi- tion from Brced, and tha1t they had met with the beft reception from ToUSSAINT. The Official Journal, however, fays nothing of this, and probaably the intel- ligence is premature. A ...

... FIAN CE.4-1 PARIS, 7T VENTrOSE, rE,. a6. 'we are ?? a cuttcr difpatched fromn St. Dlomingo, has broelit the happyy intelligence of the ar- tiyal of our naval army at its ?? of deftination. Or- der being every y'vhere reftored, Commifflioners, accom- panied by tiie two children of ToOfiaint Louverture, vwere frn t~(1 hipt, to annojnce.the difl)oiitions of thc Govetnlment el tihe mother CoU; ...

... IMP.EkilL P..RJRLJIZAM NA2T G.2 Eli ' BRITACIN AND iRELAND. * HOUSE OF I.OD'S ArIA RCot r. CO fil watro ca'ea atd. oto bc hcvre. 'n the Czaul f'et-vs-c-n W alker and Allen, and the Ar pp 'ant's Cot!felr ( rhe Asorty GCner-al and Mr. Adam) bhis5g lheard, the furtherhearing was adjourned till to-mrr: ovi. 'lsth ferond readioig of Mr. Crcwe-'s Divorc.- Bill, vhich flood for Ihurfdy saixt, ';as ...

... TIE, MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEVD_7ESDAr,_AT.MRCR 3. We yellerday received Paris Journals -of the 26th. They bring no news of importance. The Prench Fu nds are 57.f 15 c. There isno.t the' leafr mention of the Definitive Treaty. e The Army Eaitlates here are not-to be voted for a 'Whole year on the prefent, that is, a war fcale, but only for two months. This feems to fhew that Miniflers ex- ...

... ; IN PERIALL PIRl LIAM1I-vs7 G ErATBleITAIX AND 12 SL1:@. HCUSE OF LORDS, M a.Fl39. The Solicitnr General and the ot.r C6:nrCl were fully heard in the ca'ufe WalI-e v. Allan, and thc catnP ordicrd t o be re- I mittcd ?? to the Coult of Setnon to review ?? interlocto, generalk. t on tie Appe21 M'lnre v. Erhlin, the Decrce was revcrred, I anld cltel-rr'tl enl ;ruy only tw coils bclow'- i .r!d ...

... THE MORNING CHIRONCLE. LONDON: .THURSDAY, MARCH 4. An interesiing converfation took place in the Honfe of Comnions laft night refpezing. the progrefs of the Negociation, and the ronduv of the French Govern- ment.It was reprefented by Mr. ELLIOT, Mr. Wi ND HAM and Dr. LAwRBENCEthat the ptcceedings of France with regard to Italy, with regard to Portugal, America, &c. and alfo in fending out ...

... IMPJ.?RxAiL 1'AALM'ANZ'N GA EA TBJ TA]N AND IRALANzD. .HOUSE OF l.ORDS, IMARCi3. This beinz Afli Wednnefday thir Lardflhips 'did nct meet for thuc dipatch of buflne'i. HOUSEOF COMMONS. Mr. W. DUNDAs moved that the fecond reading of the Bill for empowering the Eaft India Company to transfer their fervants fiom Bencoolen to Madras migh t ,be apointed for to-morrow. . Mr. JOIN5 STON E obfervedti ...