... : HOUSE OF LORDS-MARCa ii. Lord GRANVILLE presented a petition from Brecor). against any' alteration in' tbe coal du- ties. Lbrd 1,AUDERDALE .presented several petitions ro from certain owners andioccupiers of land in the fo ?? of the lead mines, in tthe north In ridir,, 4f Yoritshire, complaining, that whilst a tc number of the -lbourers enijloyed in the lead p miiies were in the- habit of ...

... - HOUSE OF LORDS- MACIL 9. APPEALS, The seriousloss and inconvenience felt by the parties in the numerous appeals to the House of Lords, from tbe indispoail. tion ot -he Lord Chancr,11,, bas rendered a commission ne cessary for enabling the House to perform its jedicial ftnc- tiong. 'I'bis dy the l~ord Chief Justice Abbott sat for the first time, and heard an appeal from the Court of Session, ...

... aA2pl't'AIE IN.5 .iff. FESSLS. I d; i (By a cbrrespondent of Ibc otasgsw-coirieii. of A s -every 41itg relatingr16' naigti1 is afitlW . utmost importanicet o tile trade, atnd aiterestcrof : i this country, yve ani Oatest sa- L e jisfaction'abd a considerab1ic dciee of eonfi- ie dence; an- important discovery inma abw metiod d . of propelling ships or vessels of any diescription, e by stean. We ...

... PRiVATE CORR:ESPOND'ENCE. ; London, March 1., is19, half-past seven P. t. EXPaiaS FROM PARIS. This morning private letters were received from Paris, dat- ed Thursday afternoon, supplying the quotation of the French Funds on that day, when the 5 jper-eents for money were at 68F. 30c. An express has this evening reached London, with intelligence from Paris so late as Saturday. Another failure ...

... RA4NCE. EXTAACT OF A LETTER FROM NISMES, DIAaCtt S. *- For the last two years we have experienceJ the most lively agitations. The facts which I am now going to de- tail may be relied on with perfect certainty, and for their _ truth you have my personal guarantee. It happened very I unfortunately, that the Swiss regiment which came in Iplace of our famous disbanded national guard, left us at ...

... PRIVATE CORIEXI'OX.DEYCPx I re- ; London, Marcb 2G. 1819, lalf pawv, ent Extracts from a ltcter dated Ncw York, &ec: a The southern mail has just arrivud, and hliL, o the following important intelligence:- ich - T'ht Senate has ratified the Spattisb treaty. I St. The ques tion for repealing tshe Ui t edtS ?? rt. Was decided in the negative, at five o'clock oni thev . 'l'he vote has also ...

... PRIVATE C.ORRE.PONDENCE. - London, March 19.1819, half-past seven e. am. Extract of a letter from Buenos-Ayres, dated December 31. 1818:- The Supreme Director, Don Juan Martin de Puerydon has met with a serious accident; while making some experie- ments at his country-house, a powder flask exploded and r shattered his hand; thus rendered incapable of attending to e business, his office will he ...

... ?? DINBURGH NEWS CONTINUED. ?? . _ ?? ThnnsI,,enerI Metingof this exeellent aiid use- fl fl: Institution ~vas heild in the Assembily. holosm, 'Gecorge 'k Street, onl Monday the Ist current, and. notwithstand- , ing the unfavourable state o the weather, wvas vernit- 0i1 mnerously attended. The very Ileverend Principal Baird baving, been celled.i to the chai,r thc report of the Committee wa re ...

... Caledbnian: Ontuxv. EDINBURGIH., SATURDAY3MARCH 13. a The intelligence from Paris has suddenly assumed an a interest which has not belonged to it for some time back. t The French Chamber of Peers being composed of amajority of Ultra-Royalists, has shewn a disposition to thwart every measure of government, by a perverse exercise of the veto if a with which the constitution entrusts them, for ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MARCH 5. : CiG^iUtTtEE Oe sUPtyP. 'I'he House went into a Committee of Supply, to wiich the miscellancmeis esthitates were refeired. M1r Anau TFio r1l proposed the followin, resolutoilis ; ex- plaling that the whole sum for civil contin-lencies requi- i ed for the present y car would be about L.50,OO less than a&it vear. L7i1150 to defray certabti charges not dcfrayed out of ...

... FROM 7THZLONSDON. GAZETTE J ?? This Gazette announces tht' appointrneat of the Hnn. E. Stewart, and W.T Roee, Esq. to. be _C nsinsihiners of the customs, vice .W. Roe aLd-F. F. Luttrell, Esqrs. buptranru- ated. WAR OFFICE-Fi. C20. 1819. 'd Regiment of Life Guards. Tn-be Captaing of I'roops-Lieutenant Prederick Evelrn, ?? purchase, vice Vysc, promned in the West l1^dia regi- nienn ; dated ...

... FItaKET BOA iS-FALIMOU'I H STATIUc - f.C.N.IRAt POST OFEICZ, MARSI * GLNZRAL POST OPEICt, -'AIRD' Mailah mado La ntFacie$' Nix * Daginatlicn. xup in Lon- daited o t Dof Ma.br' D ltsbon ?? l'uesdays. 7alcs °O. Gibraltar and 1 ?? WalsinghanlR Drrh' Mldirerraii. J each,.lulnth M)arch 7. Madeira ?? loi't Iuesday Mss. Sali3btry Mr Brazil s .. v lcbr ninth5 March 13. Anomerica . . , 11 s C ,iqtWed. ...