... MISCELLANEO US. lZareare of the Poor.-It has been caiculated, from official and other documenits, tha tibe number of per- S011 who received parish, aid in 1812, amounted to 2,079,43°,and that the poor rates then reached the prodigious sumn of 16,452,6561.! Here are these up- wards of two millions of paupers in Esiglaud aud Wales only, (for Scotland and Ireland have no poor laws :)-that ic abo ...

... DEPAR'IURE OF THF. tI[NG ARM ARIS. I - -~in-MDPITF.- ARIXVAL.013 BWJONAPARTE. - Tte fwork otftreachery and treason has beerr but too succeesful. Boonaparte hasmarchedlofa without theleast imo pectimelt. He has entered Paris without a gui being 6red in hostility against himtt, and Louis XVilltb has quitted il.-Oa Wednesday, Robinsont the tnessenger, arrived at thle Foreign O6fice with ...

... ih{ 6 l TZIE Frx A P Z p L X I- . . .. . . .. .. - I . 6hfa)q thtMriAi 9t~h ~ sac'iiLn r f was ii ltU~itinii to rlevel e'sealttalc MAW arteP fi. n, l 1l wY s tranqui f atb ~lpilofht plce wcr. affetobled 'y the belt ipr t A Iitee ftorn,Marelr'. act I the is as W . d id not'hero te landing of bvoiiaate il L~dIy M~srihal vMsffcna'lla's cnt t~wo regihints NVadsige i King wI'o ~hi thflindi ...

... fi2wcrial parlianicult. ItOUSE ol' C'ommOs. t MONDAY, MARCH 6. r PETITIONS. r buring the aftcrnoon a great rumber of petitions vcre t trcfentcd for and againft the Corn Bil; among the former were petitions from the counties of Kilkenny, and Kildare, and among the latter from New Saruni, the Borough of Southwark, Gainhborough, Ramfgatc, Newcaltle-uutder-tfine, Nottingham, Derby, &c. Therec were ...

... ' VkES'1'MINSTElt MILLTIN. on, Tuefday a very numerouis nICetilg fteihb t- ants of Welftrotinftr'naffmlilicdin Palace-yard, to con- t e idervbf'a Petition againift the Corn-Bixll. C Ater teHigh Bailr~fhad Rlated the objeffi folr whidlh ffeMeeting was convl' .ied, V11r; Sturcl, faid, that titor was no man lefs defiroug tbnhiiO impeding an? mTrafulrcs wchMinifters r a tt6iiid propelfe for the ...

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... PARLIAMENTARY PIROCEEDINOS. I Barl Gtrey brought forward on Mon4ay, in the 1iouse of Lords, his promised motion for further in- quiry upol the subject of thle Corti Laws, before any positive 'enactment should, be nmade; but, after a long discussion, a division took place, it, whiclh the num- bers were-for the furtier inquiry l S-agaimst it J 24. -The Corn Bill was read a second. time on Wednes ...

... CORN BILL; .! ; Numerous Petitions, from all parts-of the contMry, -ar continue to pour in daily against'the Re.' timsion- la the' Corsit Law, and notwithstanding this ho ura of Ii Commons have decided upon 80s. per quarter . e th e E protecting prince of wheat, if thie Bill be: not tpot'dily at passed, Ministers, from the spirit of opposition no0 ci generally manifesting itself b iiy th ...

... VARLIAIMENTARIY POCEEDINGSB On Monsdav, in tbe House o Lorqsfi, toe l.U.o -1 ntc i was read a thired time, and passed; there were for the !qu third reading 1.28, against it * 1-Majority 107-'he. rig Bill was.bpposed by the Marquis of littcktilgham, the Iha Earl of Carlisle, assd biv Lo, Kiirg asd Greilie i, pae w was ttpptotred by tIhe.Earls.o uWestinorelassd, ituckitg- hamshlire, -Lsrrowvhy, ...

... FAYOU RABLE NEWS. Paris Papers of Tuesday dued - cdnesda Gratjfiying changae in the State of 4ffirs -Retreat of Buonaparte iitto tfht Moun, fakin& beyond *Lyons -General Lefebre taken-Grehalje 're-taken b9, Gen. Mar- chand-Advbnce of theDue of lluno, and Geferals Ney cand TDdipzkt against Buonaparte--pesertiost of Buon apoarte's troops , two Millions of Francs offeredffor his Head; Ney sworn ...

... To tAe EDITOR of the HULL PACKET. SCARBOROUGH, 2d March, 18is. TIR$-Eight or ten weeks ltave elapsed since I S had occasion to address Two several Letters to you: The former, relating to a base, malicious at- tack onmyPremises here, by an enraged Corpo- ration. Party, during one of 'the stormy nights of last November; and the latter, in answer to an Anonymous Writer in your PACKET, Who, under ...

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