... .Ma .. ROUSE 01 The a je& which Cod Ii$ i sid ..L ration in condlave, was ,is- i e h~ u se. of Rt. lresentatives fast evenifg, at.:edoj k The- Corrniittee f Vorc FAewti0&s have uuder t consideration a 'Bill respealang- de f 'on urte b Lawc:wg -th e ?? are the Puin aI eatu a. Ia11'e. I. That in case Great Britain- stall so zwoke or r ?? iiyhe1 r Eldidt, &c. the Presidelt sshadsttlate tht ...

... - un, iv mv ciiowu., TUIE MtOJNINU CxIItWYICLE L ON DiO N: iL ' IDA I, MARCH r, xi~i. Th Intelligence frpmn tle United Statettwas yesterday re' I ' ceived to, the recenit date of the 28th January. It is of h the deepest interet.-to this causntry; The question is c 'perhaps deeided, - that the only free communities on the face of the civilized globe are to engage in 'hostility, n ard :by ...

... SPANISH P4PE'Rg. r& ?? Sunday niornng the 5d inst. be the Right Reverend Bishop of Orense attended the it, sitting of the Cortes, to deliver to the President his. he. acknowledgzment and oath, accordirg to the decree of tl the .z4i September Irn the last year, . The law beisig o thgs regarded, the Bishop is continued in his office aidta E- dui~s - : -. Adies N.T 3Am. ?? Yesterday entered this ...

... I- tUNITED PARLIAMENT - . GREA T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. IlOUSE OF LORD)S, FEB. AS. h The Sun Fife O~fiueothc Sun Lifie Assurance Bills, the Popu- lation Bill, and a Private.1Bill, were brought from the Commons l by M1: ?? Lefevr, ]'tfr. Roose, Sir Jacob . stley, and oter ?? members and read a first time. ' * l On Lord Cloincurry's;Divdrce Bill, Mr. TO-ipier vi s heard-:' for the purpose of ...

... PRITVATLA CO.RRESPO2V7DEVCE. Lpnddn, Feb. 27, 1 past 7 P. M. By information, this morning, we learn, that uns der an order from the Republican Government, the powers of Mr. Pinckney, as Minister Plenipotentiary, 1 have ceased. We hear that he is to' take leave ok the Regent to-morrow, He has purchased a yes- se], for the conveyance of his furniture, and other ef- fects, and is himself to retu ...

... IQr9unZ)Tty'o P oot. 1RIDAY his Majesty, accompanied hv the . Dukles of York and Kent, w4tlked bn W\indsor Terrace, fromn 12 till 2 o'cloe 1is J Majesty ap- peared very cheerful and hearty. ¶>e Royal buLks hadhold of each arm, and were in closccorversation withl their Royal Father. Dololrs Heberden ax;d Baillie walked oln the Terrace at the samne time, htit not in company, or in cinvelation, ...

... Caleouian Qe rlurp, EDINBURGH, SA TURDA.r-f,31RCH 2. STATE Or HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTHl. Windsor.Castle, Feb. 25. His Majesty is going on most favourably.'' His - ajstys indsposiion is ?? Castle, Feb. 27. . His Majesty's indisposition 'Ls in evry, respect declining. (Signed as usual.)' The dispatches from Lord Wellin_,ton, which vere published in the Gazette of Tuesday nigiht relate chiefly ...

... j'T.HUSD AY'S PO-ST.. F~tOM 1'11E. ?? ;)(1T GAZE A '1TTE. I)X}Z-Itit-BRY A. I 26:I i); - I rlJ folloo lug enctt~aet ltfi~ toen tins miornitg, reccived j itt tito E.Lzr ot' 1.ivoil tti's ()tlice from Viscou it 'Vt' lil rtitt ldated C:trtt ?? thll Fehrta ry '1'he enenty hiave' contittiued it the nei gihood of Badajoz, .aid have brolki ground before the r the left of the (;uadiana, and halve ...

... CATHOLIC coMiMITTEE. S1t131tDAYO, t'ir. 3:3. TE!rmi5H or 'riiE IUPSH PEOPLE;.-1NCQr- §SIStENCY Or, MRt. POLE; Oh~, SECONDI. THOUGHTS BEST. Froths thre.Ddiblin Evenifig Post, FMb. 23.-A 'Privy Countcil was held yesterday, anid it is now. dittiuig for a'secoud time upon it, it is said Gie sub- jcct of Mr. Nieles Letter to the Sheriff avid Mag~is- tra~es of Ireland, and, at this v4dry hoer (two' ...

... I. 1MPERIAL PARLIAMENT.- ,adaa HOUSE OF cM O+~b s at -FMMN b.~ 25.% , } tA-JSTi'S INDISPOSITIGN.. Mr - WHITBRsAD rose and said, that, accord this idg to the notice which he hitd: given.. some days ted ago, he should now submit to the: House a .motion, ted' -pon a iatter which every. member must acknow- ledge to be of the-greatest importanice. He thought ind'he might ssume at the outset, that, ...

... LONDON,- -,FEEB. ?? . _ . ?? Tuesdiay:Lieing. 'tlie dlay appointed for hisl Rn ai llig 'I uiess the l'rhine ?? ti) hold his jirst 'moiblic Lee ee, evel!3 :possiblie nrrangnilneiit seas noade irt the ?? tospresei a e vrder and reguial-arity. h1,; the' Civil PoIer, aidtd by strong parties of the rnilitlry. About ?? past tn ele o'clock tie Alh-irIie Anlibassailor, attendedl oy Mr. Chester, the ...

... l()1ti! ('101 ( '0)I \(JNS, T' vEDA ?? Tai. 6. .A1i:. \W'hithrelI rave jotice, that he shotild, on an early d;Iv. gro il:to a C('01it-eec oi: the State of the Nation, to coo- e- ?? tle' pi opur l al i ?? Uo ?? slppl)lyil)g the loss th: Rth, A:it ?? his Ai juisty (whic h he tru te d xl p'r''vi'ie:cv lie ?? liot, it alny f1t0l1u' period be visiled ;1.1I a d. illidty simiil. te that under iiclh ...