... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... |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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, WXDNESDAY, MARCH 8. BRuVSS LS and Fninkfnrt papeis of late date have arrived. Thehe ybing an accbunt' of the dissenions in Switzeiland having at leng'h broken out into an;a open civil w.ar. 'T'he troops of Berne and Vaud have had a regular action, in wvhich, according to the acccoLInt whicli is given, the tbrmej oltaiined'a considei able advantage.- fis'deepli tb'be regretted r that ...

... | XtA *ri;et. -n I : > .:-_1. ---.A1 by- a I RP.GAVPl oa4t/fawia ti.? ., k*a PR I t Relieved,discharged,&c.S 1 Relieved, usrcnarg oEc. :i, d Admitted - - - - - - - 6 Admitted - 12 re Dr. Crosley, Physician.-Mr. Fielding, Surgeon. Mr. B., Snowdeni, house-vivitor. re Pursuant to a reqisition hatided td the ;Mayor of d this place, a meeting of the iuliabitant, avas3 held hy appointment at the ...

... TRi; CORJN BILL. - . % s . _ f. |1 - --}t Tuz following is an Abstract of the Bill to amend, th.Lasv9s Uow:jijn orce, for fegulating the ihportatiaub Df C~rn:- -. ,.! Corn may at all times be imported intoitbetUnitedi n1 Kingdom, and Warehouied, asd may be taken ont of t Warehotuse for Hrome Consumnption, w heievet CurOi of; a A6niiar description may le i ported. a And be itfurther qnacred, ...

... JIS JSCELLANEO US. r The 1.ottdon brewers have loveered the price of n porter and stout, and ithe followving are the prices they f nbw sell at :-.ro the publicaus in London, porter 45s. r. per barrel stout .55s.-To the Rublicans in the country, te pqrter 509. per barrel; stout 6.0s.-L.oadon retail price .d 4,d. per.quart. d Burlington-House came to the hammer last week, iJ and was knocked ...

... .m W the 71bty-.5ecod Annual Report of t&s ,tote sof the GZNfiR L INPIf R, a) ,Jnoin n.upeon.H b Wh hwr of Jaiwoarg. 1815.I if 'It rntut be eviderir, nout only to those who have tt given the affairs of 'the HRUt GiINI12AL INFR,'i4tsa their serious attention, but even to cur60ry obseriers, thatthereei.es a very -eemarkabie disproportion between p the support vhich that fistitution receives, ...