... LONDON, APRIL 9. MVt'TL'UM% IN PAnvo.-Bulletint of the King's health- W1indsor Castl', April 6.-His MTa- jesty has enjoyed good bodily heal tih, rind has been very traziquil during the last nuontld, but bis' M q sty s disorder has mitderzgotie not clhalu ...

... . The Marquis of LANSDOWNE explained ;-after which the bill was read a second time, and the House adjournjed. TUESDAY, APRIL Several bills on the table were ?? in their, stages .. Lord GROSVENOR gave notice,..that after the re. cess he should particularly ...

... iEBDNS9AY, APRiL 14, 1819. The Dutch .and Flanders Mails which reached town yeterday, nire not without interest.- France ,it wouldi appear, is assuming .an attitude of streng-th and menace on the Northern fronticr. The fortresses of the first, second, and third ...

... PRIrVATE CORRESPONDENCE. ' yal s ' London, April 20, ? past seven, P. M. 1Y) si The mail, which has arrived to-day from He. ng ~ ln a ligoland, brings a variety of letters from thence to er the 28th inst. and letters and papers from Hamburgh ey to the ...

... could not avoid discovering the dtramtic efeet which the murder of 31. Fualdes, at . Rhode2, %at talcatited t6 ptodnee oD the stage; and the pe.pi of that g&y. metropolis flocked 'n erot-s, q fol t'WU ights, td the ' aretiee to witness the repre- gentation ...

... was a large show of young cattle, but c ' little demand. A middling show of milk cows, Sc e the demand chiefly for calvers for the Edinburgh bo - market. A middling show also of horses, which a, e met with dull sale. There was a tolerable show ci, I of Highland ...

... reduced to powder, and 'on strewed upon bread and better, and( in this isay adl- yC thle ministered to the patient. Oul Use second, or, at mast, 0 ast. the third trial, this remedy will deze~roy he virtls of thlea In, mdeshoever viln~etiftmay be, even ...

... ENLARGED. C.l R. H Bail8;, 9Soalonirele, WV'iltshire, dealer and chapman, from April 10 to May 22. '1T. Pinkertonl, NUnIeatoi, Varwickshire, merchant, from April 13 to April 27. BNKRUPTS. j Treavers Stingate Wharf. Lanmbeth, ineal-merchant. Attor- Me srs ...

... carried. Mr. Waithman's amendment was then put as a dis. tinot resolution, seconded by Mr. Hu nt, atcarried, one hand only being held up against it. Thankstotbe Mover and Seconder of the Resoln- tions, to Mr. 'Waithmao for his speech in the Common Council ...

... Rome of the wheat, however, and early barley, seems to be at ?? aird beginning to fill. i The oats are at very different stages of advance. Sonre fully 0 shot, some only beginning to shoot, whilst others of a lat- - er kind are scarcely yet offeling ...

... Johnson, Temple. DIVIDEND. 'av r, S. R. Wilmot, Bristol, brewer, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. I.ONTDnNT, 11E:DNTESDAY, April 2l. It wvas reported Mon !ay on T'ha'loae, that tile Commis- N:eo.r who havr. h' erto purchased 997,000 per day for *'!'tCso) ...

... The bill was then read a second time and committed for to-morrow. The misdeimearnour bill was then, on the motion of Lord Castlereagh, read a second time, and committed for to- morrow. The libel bill was ordered to be read a second time on Monday next. ...