... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... - 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, ...

... 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 ...

... IN MDIA AFrIRS½. , LThe foilowing is a more anplp accounor Evr Crnng'c spee-h. bil moving a voteof thanks to ti Tho) j i di. than vwai cxiutained.in our ltast it contains arn itereting ?? of the idce C'ontest in Indlia, ard 'jswel merited C410. - gin on the diff rent miipry oflicers engaged in i.J Mr CAN'NIif C began ,by vindicating le Government of India from the chatge of eittering into ...

... Zal,09 bit CO n I TMIP I oef EDINB11UR(6 Ir MONDAY-MARCHI S. se iY In the House of Commons onl Thuarelav nibr. j; tonih, at tion for a vote of thanks to the Marquis 9f I-li, ve the officers and soldiers employed ill the Iate oal j! V. was brought forwardby *5i Canuiing; anid di, relit to bers, from their opportunities us personal knoyleii nl testimony to the great merits of many disthkr ey ...

... I*rr,4TE CORRESPONDENCE. Loabo, March 5, IS9, balf-past seven P. 14. bi 'Ago, letters have been received froan Buenos tit enjinioeg of December. They give no confir- 3 or:t4T of the evacuation of lt.ima by I he royalists !rit'p said, that the bearing of appeals will again ooojuesday next, an arrangement being made for votive are happy to bear that the Lord Chan- :IVYrch'y better. tre:s iron ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MARCH 4. o Df ;s. Several petitions wvere presented-for and against the re- tal 'd peal of the ?? debtors' act. H in COLO1OtAL ACT$ FOR TiHE RELIEF OF THE SLAVES. US IX Lord HOeLsAto anticipated no objection to his motion, i *hich had for its object to learn what steps had been takenH by the Colonial legislature in the 'West Indies, for the 10] relief of the black 'populatioti, ...

... 'Aks°olile Wo' thatt c h dlcbrgh and fl~ tI,,. d O i ' e . a o and ,N It' if'` o l rea spirit.- I q) 5jnI g s i 5 jf e n a q e d u c t I Id' e C 5jjdisg tie ?? no d. latelya 'i~ot t fi Caote toise~ot oenly r'eadily ap- N i;liilt ill, theti foiadedtao ?? frr ni ' Ii d, -ut 't° ° l lod gs at a dil- r to '.errad l elssd this daye a t t~ia!i creced to lltfoee bettlzsnd asthe ofp- ,,oiii rm ii he ...

... FilCHu EiLRC TIOINS. The following very perspicuous exposition of t bc law of elections appeared in tile Courier of Friday last : . One of the chief plans of the authors of the French re- volution for securing its permanene w~as to etlhct an en- tr~tir~e 6i rlhde-ade iroerty throughout the nation, that every proprietor, having no other title but what sprang out of the tevolution, should be ...