... SUMMAIt OF I POLITICS. 0 E1IGRAMTsON.-A reportbhas beenwnadeto the House: of ComnObhs from the cbmwittee appoijitdto c-iamine ito the tir4bt of -,I coasts, &c. of Scotland, reid tingitoemlgrationJ and, npen the authority of ihis report, the following resolutions wire,-on the 17th .nst, Tmoved by Mr Hawkins BrOw-n' That persons emigyating from diff&rntparts of r the. United Kingdom to hiS ...

... DMESTIC --WA/tekatlf, Ap-ilt r9.-.'rhe ig. Ilisbeenpteasc4 tpo grant uxo. rh Righte 1orolut 1e RichardrI of Cavan, Major-General of Ils$ MajestW, Forccs, Ris ya,.. Licatise and Ier sslia eay receive and swr 'tte Bafe brd* °f ,*e Criscent, taritpted to lns Loudship by trbE Grand-Scignipr :-Ad also, cmd thtj ' gjeitvy's ,concsiop and dcaitionrdthe wjthrhe je1tifi geients; wa; -h Len.$n *ipoc ,; ...

... SU ?? O ., SUMMGARY OF POLITICS. I Pi Ess-GANGS.-At, and in the neigh bourhood of Newcastle, some very serious disturbances have taken place in conse- quence of the impress service. The mis- chief appears to have arisen, chiefly, from an advertisement, inserted by some of the 5;Ai-omwers, in a papers the editor of which has long been famedfor his disloyalty. These persons admit the xecessity ...

... S77F Ui4AR LICS. T' i f TaUE BarrN, inorer, w Ssup-l - pose, to .6tstrplitsflw in that antis g~all'at eao hc'tasfor sevuraI: ficincyr jhasdringthwe ls wekpblsh. ed .a aer, -purporing..to b Wat memorial from TaBllern toMB~aoaar~t4, pintg Vo ?? -be destroyed in pee.:. :As tio paitter, c ontai'ned& in tb ur*u satepaper wj an. -certainlyhave* no obction, seeing that -it is, nsbtne orwdfo u ?? k t- ...

... I -: FPris, -AprilW17.-Tbe corvettes 1'Etormante and la Foudroyante have arrived at Brest from Guada. loupe, which place thb7 left on the 5th of March. -An artidle from Rennes of the 3oth states, that two detachments of' the 6th regiment of artilv ler-y, in garrison in that city, marched a fewe days ago for Beile Isle, and the Isles St. Mar.o, O .,Notvvithstandsng the little appearane eof a ...

... TO THE tUELIC. At this time when, the eyes of allthe civilized world -are. directeda tg Egyp4t r AMalta, the possession and retention, ofivhich countries by France and England h ave, o. duced snclh imrportant eiiects, and been sat-' tended with so considerable an exee of blood and treasure, when Great-1iritainhas become so interested in their. fate as to en-, gage exclusively on their account. ...

... Sig,-I am a person understood by the dezpomination of a plain country gentleman, ,ndihaving a natural desire for the sra, was, when very young, intended for the service of'tny country in the navai line. Constant sickness however soon taught me, that if wvs an element rwhich. would be at val iance with mv corstitution. and reluctantly I Ithft it.-I have ?? felt a -pleasure -in em- uracing every ...

... ,THE WAVY. SIR,-T cannot suffef the miserahe at-. tempt which was yesterday made to justify the proceedings of the Board of Admiralty by that hireling and contemptible time-mvwgs paper called the Times, to go abroad to the public without making some observa- tions thereon.-I shall therefore, state myy ideas in support of your correspondent. L. M., and I -most solemnly declare, that I will ...

... TUBI -:PAPERS. DCCL AIIAT oN e, r1a4t Wo the rup. Lure itidb Ehi aaressto r Wt. .ort the day afrhe letar, and com-1 mlinicated by ihe -Counsllor of Statc M tob Coiseva've S&naite of the Finib Repablizc as :tbe farina? Ma t of ?? Go. ,vernrnenft, 'o t ?? Year i1, tbgo is, tih ofMay' 83. ' in the ipmpo t ?? situations it1 which t-l twb aions r ilved, ths un- dersigned Minist e eigo Depart. ...

... ,;P AR IA Js ME AR M1~UrEs ifrImZIA7 Tirismdy Aril .in the? seconid readig fMakamsI:y4-e.Bl sworn an ook hs set. Sekieral'Bilifs hefori the: poitedto ry he lections fokrTaunron- aiid B ton.-..Agreded1to call ?? over on Thuiaday .next.Lord Fol~kestone, movel Ufodr copies of dis-. patches to an~dfiornz the oficer br of ficsers c~o~sniad!- ingat the Caepeof Golod Hope1 which or a debate of ...

... DOMESTIC Frsm the Lsadoa Gazerle.-51. J oMts', .dpri 28, SO3..-CZA5NON5JAL of the Ksighthsod and laves- tistre of Gen. Sir D. Dandao,- Knight of the Mov lsnwo'ahle IMiiilary Order -of iO Bath. The Knights and Officers-ot the Order, attend- ing in the Privy Chamber, in their mnantlesy co- lars, &c. proceeded from thenre into the Sove- reign's presence, making the usual reverences- Then, by the ...

... DiOLARATION ar WAR, On tah Pare of Credi-Bri- qin, laid before Parliament, on the r8th May, Tgo3. . is Majesty's earnest endeavours for the pre- servation of pence having failed of ruccess, he ?? the fullest confidenrce that. he shall re- cieve the sanse support from his Parliament, and that the same seal and spirit will he m2 nifesfed .y fiis people, which be has experienced on every occasion ...