... CORN-LETTEIRS, CO RKN --E X C H A NO F., AMss-Ag-LxA4, Arit 23. W E had some little accession of English wheat for W to-day's masrket in Mark-Lane, more than has been seen for a week or two past, which found an eager demand for the best samples, at an'advance of ahout 29. per qr. from the terms of list Monday; but the-inferior qualities are so far rivalled by the foreign cargoes, as to be ...

... TITE MORY\ING CHRONICLE. ON D 0 N: TUSISDA2^ MA 2f a, L8to. German Papers reached Town last night to the 224 ult. but they contain nothing of importance. It is..gain said, that the PORTs.iS about to bi ing into the field an army of Soo,ooo merf, but tile estimate is evidently grossly esaggerated. The capitalof the Island of C6andia is stated ti have been totally destroyed by -an earthquake. ...

... PRIVILEGES of the HOUSE of COmMON'S. I~~ ~ _ . I The case of The Queen v. Paty and others, in the time of Chief Justice Holt, has been of late much alluded to. The following extract from Lord 11olt's Reports contains the opinion of that learned -Judge upon this most important ques. titan:- THE QUREN V. PATT & AL. MICH. S ANN. ,N a writ of Habeas Corpus, the defendants, who i-had been ...

... UNITE'LD PARLIAMENT ' GRESAT BRITAIN AND IR&rAIVD. - HOUSE OF COMVMOXNS APsIL 1o. Mr. PATTISON presented ?? from the Mayor, Alder- men, and Crimmon Council o tbe city of Norwich, -against the Bhilnow peuding, taking the regulation of the Asdize of. Bread ot of the hands of-the coutitry M ?? to be [referred to the Cornmittee on said Hill. IRISH ACCO.UNTS. Mr. JOHNSON, from the office of the ...

... coPY OF 4 LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE PRINt OF roir'.- ION, RZAR.!M1RALOF THE WHITE) AND COMTMANDElk IN CIIIEF, &C ...

... SIR FRANCIS BURDT. - SIR 'FRANCIS BURDET'T. 'tHE following letter has been written by Sir F. 1]Burdett to the electors o(iries-minster, in answer to the letter addressed to him, and signed by twenty- five inhabitant householders, electors of Westminsster, in the name of the meeiirrg held in Palace-Yard, on Thursdav last the 17th instant,, and which was pre- sented to' Sir Francis by the High ...

... PONt- et. LONDON. SAW X/RDAX E- PRICE OF STOCKS TlilS 3 per cenlt. cons. for mol cear. Reduced 6Sj- Navy 99j-Exche' TThe papers br . arrived yesterday; before receive4, at, in every position. Betllasteros continue l. coast of Ronda is yrepres, to be advancing in the reare. of 25,000 mell. It is aisa said, In that ill cousequence ofu a defeat sustaiieed bY of the French, the toad to Caaiz is ...

... .,SD I IF ,1, N -TUESDAY A'rERNOO I Fr ench papers to the 17rb. instant have been re ; ccived.-Tliey alrechijflv occupied ';ith accounts ,of the proceedings reiative to Sir Francis Bundett, which are translated, at great lerrgthl. and with great exultation, fiom the London papers. I Bonapafte, who was to have set out for St. Qnin. tin On the I6th, Jias postponcd his journey, and, as the ...

... L OXDN: I. L.O-DONDZXICS~; S 2J. : A Letter has been received from Pa-is, giving an account of tile arrival of the Commis- A sioners from thi's country, appoiited to treat for an exchange of prisoners, which also stttes, that they are charged with -an answer to a former proposition made by the French-to Jthe.Bri- tish Government through Austrian -interference, wthich is likely, to lead to a ...

... LOIVDON: FRIDb=i Acs 27. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.. 'Number of letters' brought by the Spaaish Aw ' mails which' airiiveid 'yesterday, wele this 'A1 X morning deliivered from the Post-Ofiice.- They all',express a confidence in the abilities of the allies to defend Cadiz atgainst all the foice the French can bring against it,- provided it can be re. gularly supplied with provisions and water: Of th ...

... LOID EPSlaNE'. LEMTER4 The following is the letter addressed by LI-odERs- r'~v'n 1R. B. SHEiRIDASN,.Esq. at the time of the discussion in 0hI. Flouse of Cominons on the subjeft of the resolution of the Benchi of Lincolns-Inn agaiist the Picss.. It will be read with a lively in- tercst by alkilose who desire,.like outrselves,. to plre- serv. rtA pect for the character of the Learned Body to ...

... M % ITL AG R I .CLTAL ; l E MONTrHLY.AGRIC~lTJI A REP(Qrm. ;. The fine'weathei towards the close of the month 1as bect very favourable to the young wheats it most places, having tended much-to recover those of the late sownkilnds in different situations, but :,tle geat :destrudlioa oF plhnts in many cases render them thin upon the ground, and backrward in growth. Vegeration in general hlas ...