... AMERI1C.. rn the House of Representatives, upon the sth of March, in a Committee of the whole, upon the State -of the Union, Mr. Gregg proposed. a resolution for the Non-importation of all Goods and Merchandize, the pe of Growth of Great Britain, or any of-her.Colonies, until the settlemlent of the points at present in dispute. This Resolution Wvas warmly debated 6ntil the.l a7tH, when it was ...

... MIPE RIAL PARLIAMENT. GJREA T BRITAIN A NDl IRELAND. , K ~ ?? - A ninesi. : . : ,. ?? r~eser- §I ?? HOYUSE OF LORDS, APRIL'36. rand; The i4ouse met at ten'o'clock, and, After reading the BilIs ni rshl th| estable irocecded, about eleven, t6 Westminster Hall, to at ?? tead the ~rial of Lord Viscount Melvili.. - nutU- Il 'I'heir Lordshipa returned about f6ar, and eontitited for somie nuu timse ...

... E -ING dllR I - I . LO ND0 N: .The f~o~lowing notice~was .yecsterday iaftezelo . issued 'from'the Adstralty4-' ~ - ' ?? :' 4',:RALT2' OFFIC1Z,,:prit'30., ' The ti rof vvr anied at Spithead this :moirnig, * ?? has been recive'd by tITelSegraph, aptain: MALeOL4t passed Cape Maze, ;vith Admiralklocb- wo, cn the iotY Mtrch the, ep& etf A Prenchaquad'o being there ?? be tre; die Dbnea left Admiral ...

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... GREA HiT HOUSE OF LORDS ?? I. as .TeHnsmt it ten, ocloc'k, and, after reading the Bills duf tha alprlee' 'abut elvn ?? Hat6 t- th tend thle Trial ofLr.VsontMlil h Ite past four ?? dhips'.returned,- 'and con~- li tintied for isome tinie in diclii; ?? strangers were G excluded. ?? CO le Afi order ~waiS made, to pro'ceed' again td~morrownon' the Trial th, le of, Lor-d. Vicounit Me'vihe,: und 'a ...

... THE MQAh1 iVG C-r-NICEurl ?? MORNIVIVG CHRONkICM I 0m 1y ?? ' : ?? L O. N D) O N .: d ., FFRIDAY, XArz it6 er Som Paris Papers tothe 20th, and Dutch to the r,, 5h1,were yesterday received, -The intelligence they o , sig from Gerr an y is not later jthaa we 'had previou sl received- by the Mail. The letter fiom Berlin of the :d 8th, statig that General KALKREU.TH was to enter r. Swedissh ...

... L? i 4?.. . 'K ?? * ,. ?? N. ,AKS''APRIL2 ,in begcted th ~ffice' f Pisident of the 'Tribunate, M Fabre t:e LVAude, after expresing-uhis gratehfla sengseof iea ,. vouls conferred upon1 him'b'y the Lmp and the Tr bunate. said, SJt~stiscq ?? us, Ge'n'tlemen` t'o p.O eT claimtl thisx truth, twith wvhich we-:enust' hie all impressed : by our' offlocial! ?? with thi.Lmpeioi t The oecessty: of ...

... 1, ?..EO le >s }ies attendan of'speatis was mole nurnelous. i esteiday thanlitv as t ecei:ng da e n te Commns G`tleiyj~7 AbUt ai 'lktcM maers. entered, in fuil. dias, as usual, andwei cfollowed by d the other M e the H os nnipn and ' the Speaker Not above sixtyj hwever3 accompanled d the Speak'e. g: A ?? -bout aX quarteri past 'eeleven the entered with 1 :the same ceremonies,` and the 'Loid ...

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... HANOVERIAN 1 WAR. SiR,-I am induced to trouble yoo with a few hasty remarks on Mr. Fox's late speech, on occasion of his Majesty's Message to Par- liament. Whether my. observations may coincide with your opinion on the subject, I know not; but in one point, I think we shall agree; that discussion must lead to good inasmuch as it tends to the ascertainment of facts, and the establishment of ...

... MR. WINDIAW SSPLAN SIR,-w--Your iridulgence to my letter ot 'the'Sth instant, ?? me to attempt a few further observations on the proposed -change; in, militaryaffairs. However. much Ithe vain and the weak may feel the loss of their empty titles, and gaudy trappings, by the change of the volnnteersI am persuaded ,the principal cause of that;,ferenet now existing in the country is, the idea of ...

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