... A., U5ENIM1613U.5 31*14 I FOREIGN. A hI E R I C A, We have received American papers to the Sth last. Colunel Buor is still the subject of general suspicion and anXietv. On tine aad tilt. the House received a message f:-on the Pres'dlnt, relative to his supposed conspi- racy; it was referred to a seleri- cimrnttee of seven, and Loeo copies orfler~d to be printed. The President states, that he ...

... admarlallntrp e llfan IV- HOUSE OF LORDS. ty o v~iucra. dtlareb Is 1 In the Scotch appeal, Millie -J. White. the judg- teen me::t ot the Court ,f S.ssioii wnv; iaftirted. quei T! a, ady, Al z 19. to p Routine busillerss- th at Ft idas.?!, 211artb -e. 'lieA Routine business. 'Al, Gilles was nhbard on the itl Scotch appeal, Fordyc; v. Gord!-n. wi l or t A lartiv.1 Mqrb 23. the The Lord cb.v ...

... lOE! Th Iz~ NC MARCH :1o.- Kis Majesty the Enpefor wras expe.rd here on the Rth', aid :the city was illami- nated on that accobnt ;. ?? not a.: rive on that day,'we 'stil' ifatter' otlrselves that we shall have the bappintess of possessing him ofyl ithin our' walls, The Emperor NMipolkQn has presented to .the Polish National Treasury the sum of one i-rillion of francs, to assist in ineeing the ...

... is |CONTIN'FN'TA7. WAR. Two Messengers arrived on Tuesday mornirg .y fro;m the Co'tinent. One of them, a servant of M~r k Gatlike, comes from Copcnhagen, with an account, le that several partial actionls have taken place bttweeis ?? French and Rsrisians. He had a long and petil- o us passage ii a comnion vessel. The other Messen. gh ge comes from Viennat, with dispatches for the Austri:in ...

... 0-uwrocen. WEDNESDAY APRIL ;. I On the f4th iilt. dedl ere, aged M4, Mrs Eizz. r |e I LESLIE, relict of the late :Al. lcxander Yeats, ?? I in P--I ?? ?? mmham in PRotterdan. | fied at B!iTf, on the 4th nlt. Mrs lSAflEL Rmli, spoius of NIr Janircs ,tinlacis, nerchait there. I Died hcre on the t26th tilt. aged 73, Mrs MAARTIA ] CUTURERT, relict of Peter Cll hhert, Esq. late in the Honotirable ...

... P 0 S T S C R I P T. L01*311, Tard) 28. The followin :appointments in the New Adni: h-.r- tion took place on Thursdav' at the King's Levee, in ;cd.- lion to those mentioned before. Mr Perceval received the Seals of Office, as Ch~ucc;1.r of the Exchequer, and Chancellor ef the Duchy ri caster-the latter office during his Majesty'spiu:. -- He kissed hamls on the occasion, as did alt.. tihc U' ...

... E D I N B U R G ISI, The JLords of the Treizsury have app winted Mr P. Black, late of the Customs at Kirkcaldy, to be Exa- miner of the Customs in Scotlarnd At a meeting of the county of H Iddington. held .o idnesdiay, forthe purpose of contidering the f hill now pending in Parliament respeating the pro posed alterations in our Co-urts of Law, a variet y of resolutions were entered into, the ...

... TiLE =~kATIVG CTI7a, THE MOIVNI>NG i'?ZArRYC5{I.. I 0 ND ON WRDNE&SDAlT AlPRIL a, i807. Yesterday arrived a Mail from Husuiji with intelli- gerice fromi ntamburggh down tO the 25th inclUsive. It does not appear th;t since the last accounts-lthe positions of the arnies ' la've greatly changed. The French head-quaiters were on the -7th -March at Oste- rode. There had bee.o- at diffeirent times ...

... irom tlhe LGKDONVGAZBZ R 3f r,4= t MARCH t.. At the Co'urt at the Qtioent Pialce, the 3oth o ac 8~ ltrs si the kig!St'5 Most Ex celent ?? Maich, srgii, This diyate Rig'btl 1lisisnouai. i. sU t Yailes Ptiltenyc, B'rt.' vwas, 1hy h$ s:'st' slnt2ls-r~d. V8 vvr~s *,f ?? sybVTbt- Hionouraible Prsny Cdttncal, atid to I- his place at the Bodard ac- cordol His iajesty'having ?? g.r:-ioufly pleasei to ...

... I DIT~S~ ~M~YIJYG ?? ,DI ro I Marchi . . SiR, Thettinlie has, been, t aebrins were out the man wvuld die, d there an end - tiis idea, we were conglatulating oturselvqs t SoIueioro of party; and littleapprea ended ?? rise again Wtlh tenry mortal murthers on its licad, T push from our stools When ! a masked sGllvanic. battery is Unexpealedly pned and the monster is recalled to a Mnomentaty and ...

... I.1 IC 4F L I) 1 1t.1 , F -i Cw p-t;ItI 1, CHANGE OF MILNISTRY, &C. The unhappy diffierences on the ?? of the Catholtc BiJI bet ween lhi IN' tjesty and his coiifiden- tial Servants, it now appears are not to be rtconcil.I cd ; his MajIesty cotceiving the concessions i a vorof Cathtolics prolbosrd by the bill, to be h~, at ta_ patible with the tenor of his Coronation Oah0 n icumstances of the ...

... ? g - _ ' ?? r: ' ?? ese hseg - difiei - t; & @io firod tiny. It St 3dhai t-s, epo the mils~aire,' by baoest h the other a , h ti latter wer, as:e: rat ni. iger then kent tv:*eegfr'th ets''-ither r';aS t oo ?? e re 4odI dity; wvc :vie're ali 4estrode the jikctrrie o$ grape dhot forzI Oanncdt, and A musditi~y, i *be exeption 6if Id, 4*11 Wele enagl3d to n ttse .:aai pikrti wU they deteinded the ...