... * PAIVATE CORR-ESPONDENCB. London, Feb. 28.: 60ltpast seven, P-s.Mh It is now a. prevailing opinion abroad, that the firm bppom. sition which hassbeezi manifested, both in and out of Parlia- ment, against the continuance of the obnoxious tax on income and property, will induct the Government ultimately to abandogn tb'e plan altogether as hopeless arid unwarraitabk. Indeed, it was- considered ...

... F .iQx . ?? DO?1= GAZET . -CROk W Ner Fes; l t MEMBfERS returned.to serve ia tl is pfetent ' + 'PAALIAMENT. County sf .Wcklow ; Tbe notable Granville Levisin Probr inf tbe room Ef 'Wiiam Hoire Huime, Esq. deceased. Borough of Caine. James Macdonald, Esq. of East Sheen, In the county of Sur, ?? in the room of Joseph Jtkyll, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hu ndred . BANKRUPTS. 4;aac Dbson, ...

... - HOUSE OF COMNgONS-Fb. 26 ,w Sir R. BUIIDETT ?? a, petitiorf froromtbe electors of Westminster, against the renewal of tihe prvperty tax; which was 'read and ordered to lie on the table. Sir J; SIJAW presented a petition against the income tax, from the inhabitants of the ward of Broad-street, who, he said, had supported. his Majesty's Government for the last %5 years, but were now unanimous ...

... WEDNESDAY-FEB. 28. Her Majesty, the Prinicess Charlotte 'and the Princess Eliziabeth and Mary,' arrived at Brigh. ton on Monday,at three o'clock, where they were received by the Prince Regent and Prince, Leo- pold. The whole of the illustrious party'dw',ed together. The Prince Regent is said: to have been sufficiently recovered to attend the dihner- party. ; l~ clse at Monday the dispatches ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-FEE. 2,-. The Winsdhiam, Nichols, from Bengal' to China, 'was lost on Brunswick Rock, 20th September.-Crew saved. The Mornrifgton, Dunlop, frons Bengal te Lonsdon,'ts burnt. In the Bay of. 3rgal. . The Susan, Reling, from Virginrsito Londoit, ran on shore,, on Friday, on the Shivering Sand, but was got off without much damage, 'aid ar'ried in tbe River pn Sunday.. The ...

... 1,ONDON NEWS CONTINUFD. The Dors, Captain Harper, and Niobe, Capt. Deacon, have sailed from Portsmonthb fbr the Rlver, to be paid off The Niob,e left Bermuda on the 19th ult. when the Akbar, Carron, Portia,, Arabi and Shelburne were lying there. Extract~of 'a.private letter from Pards6, ated Feb. 17th :__5 The English residents here are thrown into astate of the ulimost consternation, in ...

... We understand. that the Excise officer and party, who attempted to stop the carriages on the Inchinnan road, ;were apprehended under a warrant from the Sherigof the county, and, af- ter being examined,] weie-laid under bail. - The night between Saturday aAi& Sunday was- extremely stormy at; Glasgow. The wind was so. violent that the semi-circular window which sur- mounted the dome of the ...

... PkRIAThE CORRESPONDENCB. London, March 1. hall-past seven, P. b1. It is still a matter of doubt whether the Minister will or will not relinquish the property tax, without bringing the question to issue in the House of Cornmons. The general efinion in the city is, tint it will certainly be'abandoned, and Iin lieu of it theissuing of six millions of Exchequer hills will ac be proposed ; at any ...

... FL1,R$-Crop 18s. COUNTY OF LANAIt l. Oatmeal, rer boll L.0 16 at Coemif airiat of Hamilion and Barle e ?? . 0 18 . Campi Rough Bear . ?? , 16 Ojtmeal, per boll LO 16 0 Comwissiariat of Glaseow, Beair . ?? 0 17 o Oatmaeal, per boll 0 16iO -chhixhoprisA of Glasgozoe Barley .. . 0 46: 4 I Oatmnel per boll ..0 17 4 Barley . . 0 18 0 I ?? Best Wheat ?? Li5 9 'IThird dto ?? O16 l4 Second do. ?? 1 ...

... TO THE CLERGY O THE CHURCH Or SCOTLANfr- iGP49TLEMDN, I had lately, hn opportunity of presenting to the National Institute of grance copies of the se- veral works, which; for so many yearspa~t, have occupied my attention ; and in my address deli. vered to- the Institute Mi that occasion1 I part- cularly mentioned the assistance I had obtained from the Clergy. of the Church of Scotland, in ...

... INIPERIAT, PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COAVMONS-Feb. 28.- 1 A (Continued from our last Private Correspondente.) -. PROPERTY TAX. Mr B. SUAw said, he was the verbal represen. .tntive of the mercantile worid, to declare to the 11ouse how severely they deprecated this obnoxi- ?? and unequal mode of taxation. For he could xot hold it fair to wring from a. man the uncer- tain apd hard earned gains of a ...

... LOhNDON. FRIDAY-MARCH 1. rrovhis Highness tile Prince of Co- lo, ,ll lel*ve the P4vilion for Weymouth, B O0acgtr Lodge there being fitted for his re- 3 A number of attendants, of various left town yesterday for Weymouth, 4 Iescrtl to pait on his Highness, who, it is said, order owat ymouth Unti l Ele Prince Re-- aI to town, when he will take up his re- tco e Queen's Palace, and the Princess ...