... B.EST isYDIA UO&USE. A Ageneral ( CO rt ieS waas yeday lid at . -thQ Eaft Indit House. , PERSONS RETUINXNG fl!DIA. . Mr. ASTELLi the A C~e ihait-nian,'pxop r 'theirap-. probation a Resolution. of the -Diredors, that ':Ijpn'| Jacksqn be pesnizitted-to return to UIdia witlhhisfamilbyI ,in tbe 'sei vice, to .be afterards cofitl med by billot.-';: .. Col. JAcaaon hadi comle home -several years ago ...

... * TIHE PI-RVIto G CN)WNIULE. SATURD4T!, 2IfARCHz6 i1sA raci A report was in .circulation-. yester da.\, thjat cone' tl hard taken place btweth.Feihand. the tironid un G-A drGnrtGatasiAll,' in which thie latter had coti- ~ d,,cleJ thiemseli'eS with ?? akge, and had; niet ?? .. MA sucessprparoe~d to their vato This accou t, we. wvere t0id,) was tr-ansmlittedf by a, ship La om Cadiz, 'whicliand ...

... 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 ...

... . SUMMARY OF POLiTICS. 1 AMPERICAN SfATFS.-(Continued from p. 559.) The public have seen, in the reports of the Proceeedings in Parliament, several questions putto the Ministers, an~d some little discussions,, about the -state-of our affairs with this country; and, in my last, at the- pages preceding the one above, referred to, I offered some observations upon the subject.-.-.In order, howeve, ...

... Speeches of LORD HOLLAND and- LORD EL- LENBOROUGEI, in the louse of Lords, on the 4th of March, 1 8 I , on the Motion made by theformerfor an Inquiry into the Number of Informnations Ex Officio, fikd by the.ttorney General. LORD HOLLAND (after some intro- duction) said :-It was well known that there were three modes of proteeding in cases of libels-thy first was by action for damages, which ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-March 15. KIRKPATvaIGX cxagainst SigE. Sir Arthur Pigot, and Mr Adam, were heard at the Bar on the part of the appellant, after which the further hearing was' postponed The House leaving resolved itself into a Com- mittee bn the Mutiny Bill, The Duke of NORFOLK asked, if there were any alterations since last year. Lord LIVERPOOL replied, that there was a power. given to a ...

... ; )UNDA AND TUES)AY'S'POST. LoNDiON, MARCH 5. ~ IINCE. outr lust Paris Pl1)pt'rs to thle Qath tilt. hafve or- liked. lb- itwitll notthiiil rel. tiive to the state of hitii lpa to.o Poiv'1wild, excupt sonlle ar'tidles of Cadizi ii ?? iouws, taikell tron the LovidotI Jeurinds. 'rhe IrrelIid7 Of thle Ile (it .al'i'aii is Commuit~cated~i to the ablijc ill thle SititiC ItKitittt, with some intutil ...

... * UNITED 1PARLIAMENT OF , : G.REAT 9RITAIN AND IRELAdD, I It S, us ; I OfI or st e1 -I -I eI I' is e Sf 15 IIOLTSE OF LOiIDS, 1TIhtca ri. - The CfimmitteeofPsileeesagsin ro-e~ded in the case ot the 1)erk -ley P1eeragev-Eturrher p rceodhig postpo!id tif the first ThuiSdAy after tih leasiesflscss. - . ' On the-niotion of Iod E1s,; ird i, the Committee of h rivi- leges on the Banbury Peeage sre ...

... STAFOY JUNC N GATION. 2 TO'HE E1 ION. Tl E toD VISCOUNT ' - - : . - ; : AHOiN ?? ?? IsStse. by PTtr3,.. - 4*4 Vnd`M -Mr.o du ' 'dr-a House, Vestminster bridge, for the avowed pirpos of sum- monnirbpiotstlon to thfsteoad readiing1of the Stda'mford June- tiojip ia~ttoflBill, .Ihope-your Lardsl ip wi~ihiot be offended that,4t6e to ybu,-that5 if-your nune has:been used-in that 'card-, Uivo 'rv, it ...

... 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, ...

... 1?0ICI4. V''LLG. E 'Dir Tolestlav last, a labullirlilg ?? went to Digtry, ire Siva- ftod. friln it neigthbilriinig village, to -atipud a coct-tfi-it; ss bile ristelit on the iport, 'htr feii'4ss sreeehlesC34 pd peed irsnenr'i;.ite1.. ' g On: Tueisiny moonirng a fire hi oke Out I Nams HI li ?? en- tcrsive' nr- ruies otf :N r -r-. plinf P greens Sla ?? rolgers-i itil great ?? ra4-k of noil ...

... 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 ...