... DRUEBING TFHE YANKEES!!! I Well Johnny Bull what do you. think of matters now. Does the following bulle- tin shew that you Iave been able, asItbe TGtristic Alderman suid you Would, to give the Yankees a confounded drub. bing. But I find I must postpone MY remarks on this interestingl subject. The landing of Napoleon in France will oc- cupy public attention for some days at least. They appear ...

... 'V H E ES A H ?? LOADON, MxARo1 WE;ha hex ?? heard of a Year of. ouderstis I been a Weak of thenm First comes thre C'or Bill yq ifi' dinturbnnces tsien the mysterious ?? of Lord Co &%Xs; hL dnr& zprison, ad then the re-ppcamnce of RQgV- PARTE in Firane,-to xwhich peharps we 9lou~ d4 Mr .VAJsI'T&RT'ra hasog heen rca, awyay xxith iy al uitof choler at the London peiloiieraws 3 Of tbie, figt of s ...

... * UNITEl) PARLIAMENT f, 11GkgAr BRITMfNr ANr) IRELA-AD. , HIOUSE OF LORtl)S, MARCUtMo. Lord Tsne inek wise introdticeri hy LD!:d Hayve (Pirl ?if Tin- nomil), asn! Lord Suiiridge (DIlke of 'A rgylo). Hisk Pirent of Creation hvinig beena read at the table liis LorJship tn Ic the oathis anl I Isis set. -The (naml Fees BIillsvas brought upfrom the Commons, und read a first time. CORN liAWTS. Lord ...

... -UNITED PARLIAIMENT GRRA T BRITXIN AND IRELAND. HOUSEI OF LORDS, MARCH 2. The Winc anid Spirits licence lull was read a second thie, and committed for tn-morrow. Mr. Jrviug presented Accounts from the Custom House, %vhich were ordered to lie in the table. CORN 1AWS. Earl SrS niore presented PetitIons against any alteration in the Corn ljawb from the liberty of Saffron Hill, &c; Corvsiani, ip ...

... STBRf1.CN MIER1IT AND SVERLTJ'M O;O tD - .-A ?? m - 'l it' to y -I l- lk~l -; m tit Of '11Tirt too tl'ntrh alise to the St'ihing Merits nf \Ili, rtill and Co's ,rrIY fortiniate Ciffires,-S, Cornhill, and 17O. ()-jordlstrt'et (hlei!'F 'tha only Oft~le-Ieepers in e xistunce wlho ( rer Fold a l'rize of 40,cco=.), to need any othe'r inducerncnk to t-ive tilen1 t1le rt ; ference in purchasing ...

... THE MORN10iATNU CIll-)lAICLE. . 1.() LO 1)ttON: . plai SATURDAY, . N RCD re, s0t. ., Pat An esetraortlinarv qteosation ivas yesterday moining pre produced by tile intelligence froim Firance, of the land- of ing of BJ30APAItJTE at Fi:pjus, in the departiment of -a sn' Var, where he landed on his flig.ht fiom Egypt. The Pat Gtrst notice of this moat meimorable event -was announced th by Mr. ...

... . THE MORINING CIIflU(ICL E. LO N D O N: THURIsDAr, MARCH 9, aSTS. Tiie followinr melancholy Bulletin was yesterday published by tbe War Department:- - UBULLEl'IN. War Deparsmint, Aarch.8, rIrS. Captain WYLLY arrived this morninig ?? dispatchelts freo. I lajor-6eneral LAMIneitr, deceiling the operations ag linst the enemy in the neighbourhood of New Orleans. Tt appears that the army under the ...

... To] lb, EDITOR? uj vie A x!ejV1A'; CHURNICL,. In an account I have seen in your Paper or yester. dly, of the circuhmsrances which led to the change of performance at Drbry-line Theatre on Monaday, I oh- served some remark, -wlhich, if not intended to be in- jurious to me, are, at least, so equivocally put as to be very capable of producing such an effect. It is sufficienr to endurelthe ...

... lau 7s, 4fc. We expressed out 6atiqfa&ion that no reious ?? lhad beea done 'I'uesday night: it WP9 not ~until af. ter our Paper ?? ;o press that we learned the me. lancholy fa&, that in the absence of the. troops one pel- son was shot in Burlington-strect, viz. Mr. Edward Vysc, a midbipli iino :,t4 itrrict Watson and othar pJrto; ioere rass) wouolded. Our re.A.ers will hid( a1n account of tile ...

... 4W, SUP'LEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE Pl. TULSDAY, MARCH 7. THURSDAY, MARCcH g. COL-( NIAL DEPARI'MtNT. DOWNI NG-STRtEET, MAUCHI 8, X&TS. Dispatches, of which the foillowing a-e copies, have hben this day received by Earl [Bathurst, one (if his IlVjesty's Principal Secretaries of State, from Major General Sir John Lambert, K. C. 13. cormmanling on the coast of Louisiana. Canto, tn front of the ...

... I'THE AIQ.VI\G CliI? \ICLL'. I, 0 N D 0 N: A10Mo DAr, MARCH ?? IBS. Mr. SYvLslVaan irrived yesterday morning at the Secrettry of State's Office with dispaitches fronm Lord- FIzZRoY SoNIttsE1r, the young man who is now our Minister att Paris, He leftkthat City on Friday morn- ingT the Yoth instant, and consequently brings the latest accounts received in tile French Capital of the progress of ...

... I OF OXFORD. SIR,-I have& eard it said by certain Persons in this place, who are displeased vitIh tile lctteisst which have appeared at *' For tilie preceding Letiers, see AVol. XXV.Na. 9, 14; 15. Vol.. X); V I 4, N. 6, *T. K1l4 XXV~ LI, No\7. 6. 9. different times- in your REGISTER rela- tive to the proctors, that the publication of them was intended to subvert the dis- cipline of the ...