... I - SiiMU'OFPLt CS Iti'yo~ F.* 0&^ ~he Motoiog Post tf ?? last, ;fxrdn ,when~eit has beed ¢,opied~itot~i,Okl~Ct ?? the par. its nahtiIte,, ,a it Iais ip~o*1ai ii it~s issue, a041 ?? *hich ,,u~ ;peessari~y e jrom :it; -e -aihid to the prahdi- tkfn ~i de, at khe desire ot :uonwp$tT,, td ]L4ots XVI}IL u:a nsxter. .Althoagi :hbat has ~ppvpry lb iX ?? is not 4Jtro2Fthe c~reet, it i:, er c, Ynde4 f ...

... a-il al aoPA I ?? IN) 5 t., ^ rw s, 1 d, by o0rder otf 1i l, '.j~iAlMaj S`iyj in Guqrfir, Itr the adopli(n si *ttvet7ery mensuri pre ...

... ' 1POOL rll'-AHUR1SDIAY their Majesties and tle Prin-' cessesAugusta, Elizabeth, Soplila, and 2k. A mieia, honcoured' Covent-Garden thea - tru with their presence. His Majesty was dressedl in regmentals, and appeared its high health and spirits. Her Majesty was drcsised in white and goldw.with an amber train, black turban, studded with diamondsu it the front a large diaminond star, surmounted ...

... IXTR&CT OF A LETTER FXOM PAXIS, APRIL 10.| If Talleyrand and his Ag-nts were ad encnt in their private affairs, as political in thei~r public tra:iiaztions; Forei;'n Nations ;ou'd not lo okren be ve ed, 'And'I;idependent States pu r under contribu- tion, in timeC of Peace, either to pay the extrava gance of the garnefter, or the ex;ceffe. of the ghlt- toriand th eb uchee. - Wh1en the. ...

... itTHI.-Z 14TTCI~ Cit.9. I~d llGHMIL 5JOui 77 ?? 6. 7LUSHING, APRI(. 5. . : Thsismornring arrired from Cadfand, a Battalio'n of' .French Iniantrjy'of tle Sth'IHalfibriigade; which irnme- diately pr oceded on its march for Middelbqrn'i. D.die 'afternoon arrived another Battalion of the. ane Bri- 1 gade', wbhifh likcwrife pfogeede4d for Middelbuig. A Battalion of the 95th Half-brigade ridg There ...

... MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL, REPORT. Since the dirappearauce of the ?? in the early part of the month, the feafon has been as favourable as poflible'for the ore- rationsof hufbandry; and much land ?? bcen prepared for the feed, as well as fown in mott of the arable diltrits of the king- dom. * In the yale of Bedfsrd, on all the light lands, and in rnolt of the ltrohg.foils, [owing has already begun, ...

... ESDA Y'3 M A I I ?? I 1W J1ill, ?? W\O qt-9A', ud''eri~) A#pri1. 12. ho + 5tGt.';AF T, the lThnaei, ?? St. ?? ?? inirlt xvith diipatelcs ?? Lord t ,ltthes fO> GClfliifllp An ruc li. his ?? tl ¢'ttc zccivcd the :IonitaLU1, antl thethir Paris a, of th~e Still ild 9th. 1 1c3 contala 110 o t 1~sof any, InpP The Pallp1els r °opy the obfel v ations ihad 10 tt, b1 e > ngish opl. n the Negociatioll l ...

... * MIl'EIUAL PARLIAMENT. .-t -r r ?? Al- - 7ft A -0Uni HOQUSf or LORDS,-Monday, April 4. Di Thte'rdor (if the day for going into a Comrmirtee on the ch Militia Officers' Bill beirg read, la1 Lord Ronmite rof, and argued aginift the principle of for the, Bill. The prelnalie to all the Acts, down to that of lullSeflion, patled oa the fubjectofthe Militia, contained th art exprefs acknowledgement ...

... Poot. I tliE Muitoiteur contains a correspopellere oil W i he ti;(guhjct of NI~ita. Aftersta'iiIgI t t I ign111L o pI vsia was thi OJII t pover Oinl the COII- bI tavelit lildt tad teiaN \id his conisent to tile ?? luv Ofli' is:aund, anjd that lie :had at last dgreed 5( VI Cot lor Withi thgt -1 .ni perors of G ermanty and lo Russa in this nod oi ndjnstmest, Sir Alexander 6- half, the liti sn ...

... LONDONJ, APRIL 19x. I; Is ; - :- - - ,- ?? W E underaand that his Excellency J. Muonrie has been appointed American Ambaffador at this Court. He is now at Paris; and is expec ed in London in about ten days. A fleet of fourteen fail of the line is ordered to affemble in Torbay. We hear from the Hague, of the 6th of April, that a. general flagnation in trade pre- vails throughout Holland, and ...

... N ?? ON THEE IMPORTANCE OF MALTAi. : SiR,-I have read with much pleasmre the-sentiments of Tyrtteus (Vol. I. p. 838) and others of your Correspondents respect- ing the retention of Malta, The arguments adduced in favour of that measure are to me conclusive, and I trust they will have their due weight with every well-wisher to his country. May I be permitted, Sir, to communicate, through the ...

... -IMPBRIdt iARLdMMST- - . OF . tR E T i R iTA N ?? ±1&1 LAN Ii- rh'I 'H-IS , iZORDS, Ai''Ixz.I2t ?? lhid ?? Ca|fe Syrn6 v. Dickrfhs.-` 'ha 1 nbe fiirther procecde'nq oii Monday next. ?? Mill onh e e eiihlc were forwarded a Itage each. , -Tke Chi..ttileeoii li? lnfoltent:ebtors and the Veidtlf6u ArreftBzlld adeferred till to morro* fe'idgbt.-dj0urned' Mr. . . , HOUSE OF CblMMlNSq, Mr.'WooordiD, ...