... L- 5 I . 'llu-c-ni ?, p Lt ? 1. llt- IIOU'SM OF LOIIDS. was iire is, Mtrcc'foliow it P-5Cs t~s ih-tow -a' ltefiosv5 11-isr.tie tt-I' of Resse,- -Affi'rmed. TiEastiloiiaion ar . lyt.,ateon.-Afrnd. 1 L'rrd Siraftesbmry piesentcd a petition frois Beverley P The arqus o Landocue mvedfor an account OF all good expectd durin tile lst yearFrom (-rnear E_,lel- dee-I~~tid .No pr-'vc t a p tintern ...

... [L.n}!nied(LI f;,uow Page 'I.] 'ir Eille icil sili e his lit. 17lieu:l had leayriv mad' Alit tI -ix sXart l)iM reduced cuimSumpt'ou, therete iu 'an tn *',de'ithbie p:!oS that this tax twas *xcesiv-e and iljiU- IS l rti , thit ibrciuhe sholld vote ob rite re' e:l ot it. 'Pahe (Ihancic r of rite I x'hequter rottetidei tistt tli y tlw lduty oa malt had hinuo dll :11 e Ias enSed the rensunil- Li 1 ...

... inain all4 iartugal. Spanish papers to the 19th ult, have arrived, The Government Gucitte of that date mentions, that the King's health continued to. be good. An :article from Corunna, of the 10th ult. adverts to a slight tu- mult which had taken place in that city, in conse- quence of the populace demanding the heads of tile prisoners who were brought from Ortense, and were confined in the ...

... colon(Al. 311itattgma. Sierrt leone Gazettes to thc. 1 6th of December' heire 1 been received 'It is satisfactory to learn that Wome t more cffietual measures,. than any Before adopted'l~ c the Fiench Go7ernment, to prevent slsvc traditg.' an now in a coursc of execution. The French brit, of i war, Le Huron, of 22 guns, Commodore Du Fice- I sit, is employed in cruizing for. that purpose. ...

... TITE IIIGH1LAND SOCIETY OF1 LONDON. ------l- c The fir.,t General Court of this Corporation for the, L present sciaoli was held on Saturday, at the Free- iasons'' Tavs'ern, S. M'Gillivrav, Esq. V. P. in the Chair. A variety of subjects engaged the Meeting.- ThLe Flonrars Secretar ies lhid before them i: Report of' the IProCeeClings of the Directors, containing a very 5 gratifying accovint of ...

... - ;`'-:l1perial, pat|1et . IIPxiiit -- .--~~~~-~~-~-- ~~~----------.--~ ~~~ HOUSE OF LORDS. Fridail, Feb. 23. The Qiucen's annuity hiil., the longitud3 bill, and five bther bills, re. clved f ce Royal Astctrt-;-the Lord Chan- Wllcr, 'Lord .d aftesbuey, and Lotd Redesdale,. werec the Ltori ;issioncrs TYhe Earl of Donoug-'more, in presciting a ,umnber of pet:tions frinn 1,atert.d, and ootler ...

... 13fpOT'TAV7',T.,'.\j'j'Tj -' ' I 11.1,11-11. 11- 1-1- - .. t1D ''rEAT k'V'u NF; Falprascos afccicd ~n tow a on Friday lrerrn-g frc-ii 1~ncis, bytwihi c-1 we Ic-ni-n, tbimt clc Air niiii l-na h-is- been dek atcc w ibh git-at loss ; coil. it it-Ifrcliec added, that ita negociation hi-atI been, Cuateccd into itlctwt'Cl t> Belligerents. 'The fullowine- is at c--mv of thec ni-ienotdo Exchange at ...

... WEDNESDAY, March 7. Married here, on the Ist inst., by the Right Rev. Bishop Skinner, the Rev. PATRICK CHEYNE, Minister of St John's Episcopal Chapel, to Miss ELIZA ANNAND, youngest daughter of the deceased John Annand of Belmont, Esq. of ''he Do:-ager Mrs. RUSSELL, of Moncoffer, died:at colui her houe isl the Schloolhill heren on the 20th ult. , n Died, onl the 231d February' Mrs. HELEN ...

... A4 U~~YU - IAEcl-RA.tiOn ting Oi Vhoana, February IS. from, After mnany- political storins the .Kingdomr of~Naplcs bad c, lvas, hin hc year 1815, restored by the immnediate assis- a ball nalice of the Im1prial asic-i to- the paternal government of woun its leiiaeKing ; thc two halves of the Sicilian MO- never narchy~, which had been so long )caratedl, were re-urliit- Duch ed, and thle wvishes; ...

... FOR1EIGN INTELLIGENCE. I d J fiInce, C'lttrnilp, tau. Naples, FIb. 20. The slum of 8S,000 .silvcr ducgcts was granted to . .th!e Miniiiter of War, to maintain, during three unontl!., 100,000 flen, add T5woM U . 'On- tce *~dtltlltt tilt P;akttssae *mioptsl z i tt t Cldet ticr of which the folwnt- Zare tile principal CIatCInenti : rr li1: To CIjrit For-iptiers to fightt under the ntieita t ...

... IWEDNEDAY n r ; 14G. WEDNTESD-AY, SMarch 1'4., .'` 13!rtb.-At Brightmony, on the 23d utt. Mrs NAAcK-i i INTOsu of Nairn Grove, of a daughter. '- -A -.1_ A A.1_ 1. . . . .. __ n larried,'on the 24th ult. at Eggie, by the Rev. Air nd Forsyth, WMlLIAA LuvasnE~r, Esq. residing at Orrok, nt to Mliss M AY, eldest daughter Of Mr I.UMSDEN, Eggie, la- Dicd, on the 1st curt. Mr ROBERT ABIEiDEix, late ...

... HOUSE OF CONIMMNS. sei ridrog,' Merck 2. de ('ATitOl.IC t'l.IAMS. fill Air Plunkett moved the order of the day foi the lohee' sat going into a colmiittee to consider the case of tlle C'atho- ho lics. The hon. member espressed his intention to fillow tht the course adopttd on a' lftenlcr night,: when 'the house mc thought proper to accede to the appoiitinent'of a comnlit- bo tee upoin thie ...