... A ?? LIAMZN TARTr -PAPAA S. Gc2;vtoys.~T-o-reports by Mr Clipper have been print- .y orro the House uf Commons. -'Tfe first is dfated JW4tfl~Aust last. It states that ho, the Sup~erintendcrit, 11ad just the's finkihed his inspection of the Convict Esta- blishment at SheerlicSS, Portsmouth, and Woulnic!h ; that hle fonnd the convicts nearly all employed ; that hie had re- ccived thle strongest ...

... LLOYD'S M'ARINE.LIST-MARCu 2. 1819. ?? .. :.n. - . . . ,,a The Maria, Neilson. from Aalburg to Newcastle, %vas to. no taly lost 12th January on I.ester Land. . The Caledonii, sValr, rum London to Bengal, put into sit the ?? if France 25rh Octob r, with loss of foremast. WE Ilh Elizr, ol Wlrhington, Hennvy, from Meniel to Lon. off donderry, Vhkh was driven on shore at East Chile, Orkney, co in ...

... (From the New York Gazette of Feb. 26). . | The National Intelligencer of Tuesdag says, it is said, and we have no doubt correctly, that the. President of the United States yesterday laid before the Senate a treaty recently conclu- ded between Mr Secretary Adams, on the part of the United States, and Don Luis de Onis, on the part of Spain, for a cession of Florida to the United-States, and a ...

... ?? QtEx,*. C d 0- : ED1N4BJRGH, r THURSDAY-MARCH 25. e - n Paris papers, which have been received to the date of, Saturday Jast, contain an exposition of the expertces for the current year, which amount to nearly the-sum of L.37,00000, sterling.- This.isa greater sum than was required for'the e preceding year, and the Chamber of Deputies e appear to have expressed co.nsiderable dissatis- ...

... ,PI LI,'l(licbenian foexcup. EDINBURGH, . vdi 1ONDAY..-.MARCII 22. L iRpeM have been received to the date of tis YtIlet The Journal des Debats con- c alticle froms Nismes, which represents H IPI ?? town as much agitated by the Zn of M. de Barthelemy respecting the n ~leds- It appears that the populace a ?? of the theatre, uttering voci- anl ad threatening cries, and a serious ec letds took ...

... 1RENGIH PAPERS. Paris, March-S.'- On the evening of the Sth inst. his Majesty transacted I business with the Marquis Dessoles, President of the Coun- cil of Ministerssand yesterd .v with Count de Cazes, Mini- ster of the Interior. The law relative to the sale and manufacture of salt- petre was adopted in the Chamber of Peers, on thl 6th in- stant, by a naijority of 130 against 6. The Chamber ...

... PAICKET BOATh-FAILMOUTH STATION. GEe5SEAL PoSs' OPIC19, MARCH 22, Mails wade .LastPaake' Newx P'ads 1 D~r.t Deiaate'ss. ,jp its Lon- ailed. due. don. . L~~~sbon * ?? D. of Kent (I) ?? ?? ,,,uesday$. March 13. 'March 28. Gibriltar and ?? Walsingham, Chichester, Mediterran. jeach month March 7. March 18. Madeira and lT Iu'eaday Mss. Saliasthry, Sandwich, Brails.. each month March 13. ?? 26. e ?? ...

... MID LOt1IOAN CURSING CLUB. SO - .. . A d ?? _ _- as -. -- : Al The Mid I WthiaCC ooursiiig Club ntet a t D al- L . keirh , on T suesday aid .Wednesday , dte 23d'd To A 4th F .r.whaktlsethe-fallowinsg prizes w ere a ru foriiar tiae Rhbman Camp, on the Marqunis le of Lothi tin's propefty : Cr. ?? Ha' okle, Birt. Presegt. P ts -. RoariRt DUNPAS, Eisq, Vice-Preses. s FlRST-Fo r ?? for Dogs und er ...

... LrJ11d.17T (qlrlh17. l3n.vl~r M~rerx.Sarch 17. Is i9. hsj, _ . I oridtfon. March 17. 1Si9, haltpa-t LIe ters were received tn-day from p at p ?? 7. ']he mar'' there a,, S:,1 overstocked, and the prires generely 35 er- f , I at the srnie period last year. Colkc, the sr, foreign importer is principally rnalllelrated I soun the pound; I ?? The issues of silver from the Bank of l'.gimln don ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MAaCH 12. AIR WYNDHAM Q'UIN. awI About six o'clock Sir R. WILSON rose anid tht moved the order of the day for the House pro- th- ceeding in the examination of witnesses in the pot case of privilege relative to tbe complaint of the Messrs Grady, sen. and jun. ?? tle Honeur- an able Wyndham QUin, which was agreed toa; and Sc, Mr G. P Iaurseil, banker, of Linmetick, was-exa- Co ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZET-TE. to I f'Thiq.Gazette notices thle 'establishmient, in London, of a tr rmixed English e~d Portuguese Commission, for preventing ' illicit traffic ili slavee, of wbaich.A. Molrsden, Esq. i~s to, ti ver (2omnamissary Jusdgic; J. Cassamiajor, Jun. Esq. to be Commni,_s- sioner ot Arbitratione; and, W`.~Rothery-, Esq, to ?? likewise T1 Gregory. Esq. to be Judge ; E. ...

... I -4.- IFAWARDS FOR DISCOVERY OF. THE LONGITUDE. In consequence of ar memorialF' from the Commissioners appointed by act of Parliament, for more effectually discovering the longitude at sea, presented to the Prince Regent, his i Royal Highness has been pleased to- approve of the following scale of re*ards being allotted ac- cording to the intentions of the act 1l To the first ship belonging ...