... PArliAME NOTA1Y PRIOUEi2DINGS II the Comimons, on Mmonday, the Bill for making t the Freehold Estates of persons dying in delt, liable to the pavsmentof their simple coistract debts, was read s e a third time, and passed.-On Tueqday, the iltbate onl e the Corn Laws (whiclh had been been adjnsurned oi the I i preceding day) was resumed, when, after a long dis.. ;t cuisioi, the Report of the ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH V. 1. . i9 A TIAMStRG mail la's arrived with letters and. ° papers to the tthl lIt. Accounts had becnt leceIved mn fiom Elsineur of the 14tb, stating tbat the'thaw ig had set in, and the roads were clear ot ice,. so that d any vensel might attempt the patislge of the 'Sound. e We are glad to learn that tic, senste of Bremen *e had solemnly prohibited any of their cit ...

... . ADVANCE OF -BUONAPARTE. - While the contents of the Paiis papils of the loth (amsple exutracts from which ale given in our list page), had cheered us with the pruspect of a. ;alnrdst-instant disconmihLue of t!e enteipti2e of Buponapmite, a ilonireur ot the it h ieached tosln this diy, containing the tolhawing pdr;graphs, uider d sat of the& A oth': The Telegraph of thie dav aniounces that ...

... BUONNAPARTE's DECLARATION. iThe fog10wing is given as the Proclamation 'of Buona- I parte. We know not that therc is any aithority f6r it.3 t IAf;cr an abdication, the circumllances ofwwhichyou e are acqiainted ivith * aftcr a ITreat ., all the articles of c which have bcen vioiated . after having feen my retreat E penetrated bli nuLmerou7s affaflins, all fent by the Elour- J bons; after ...

... LONDON, iMONDAV, MARCHR 5. THR Mrinthly Bulletin of his Majesty's health, exhibited yesterday at St. JaMes's Oilaace, is ibn th d following terms:- e Iftvisrnot CarIsrin, .qrrh 4--The Kilig continrlcs ri goodheahhl, and any deviation froin a stare of per- t feet composure which had been observed ii) hi3 Majesty e during'the rionth of JAnuarv. has fi tIl S.b6ided n fvr'more than i tortnight ...

... I IF2P2.EH~sS~o~: oCCA;EJ On Tuesday, about two o'clnck, to 1l1' astnni-ishft'eit ,sid consternation of Eihe door-keepers,,LOrd CochbranS I 'itntereid tIhe' 4ouise of Comnsuns, 'Vert up to the tabl wat and 'deliberately examined the order book Fis beb raz iiotit two hourasbefore the tisual assembling of the H~sttt hsli Lordship 'as the oly Me mber present;the Afierlexahining~th book, he wenrit ...

... HULL TrHIEAT1RIE. l T o t/hc EDIT O1 of Ihe P ACIET . a SIR,-As the firft feafon of what, from the change of f Managers, may he confidered a ncv era in the draulauc arnuicments of this town, is now draititg rapidly to a t clofe, I feel impelled to offer you a few Remarhis ol the .heate and the Performers, that have ocurred to ; and I do it with the lef 4 reluctance, from being of h opinioli, ...

... |LANDING OF BV6NAPARTE IN FRANCE. 4PROCLAMATION OF.;THE KING, DE- CLARING. HIM .A TRAITOR.--ESCAPE. OF -LORD COCHRM E;SSIN\G. .OF. THE CORN BILL, .IN THfE HOUsE OF COM.iON S . .; . The Moniteur of Tuesday laqr cont ins e Proda mation on ihe abov'e unpleoasnt insetl gence which has i, been 'issued in consiqUCelce of Napoleo5 BHugmaparle landing 'in the deparictlOf the, VAr. . frt as Ordon- ...

... PAR1LIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. | In the Hous,' of CoMMo'-s nn Wqdn,'esday, sizteen C4 s more Petitions against thc C'oin Bill were presented ,,from townus in England, sigfini by iasiny thousands, and p two Petitions in favour ot tile t'ill fruin IrishI couhties. a -l'e .bol Fees 'Athitimon Bill wa, rcad adthird time it .and passed : di On tile qunestio, tliaf the Rep'rt of tire Czitrmittee on am ...

... 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 ...