... L O.NDO.A FRIDAY-MARc 7. The Earl of Roseberry gave a grand diliiC UWednesday, at his residence on tle Terrace oit cad illy. Yesterday the dispatches for Bombay atllh by the ship Scaleby Castle, were closed at t1l' India House, and delivered to the purser o1 Ship. The Company's ships Castle Huntly, LoarIld(l ; David Scott, were at Penang on the 27tl of A last. The Castle Huntly had been ...

... PRIVATE COII1?RSPONVDEJVCr. London, March HI. 1823. We have receised letters by express to-dosy from Paris of Wednesday. The proceedings at Madrid have deter- mined the Fretich Government to maks war on Spain im- mediately. There no longer exists any doubt on that sub- ject, since the Ministry are persuadledj that tbe recenut trst. duct of the Cortes svill wholly preclude Engiand from gi- ving ...

... (From the Universal Mfadrid Journal of the 20th of Fe- .bruary.) 'We have seen a copy of a decree of his Majesty, givn I on the evening of this day, and confirmed by the Minister of the Treasury, in which is stated the dismissal of the other six Ministers. We are assured that Senor Egea re- iterated in the sequel the resignation which he had given in; and that the Ministers had next morning ...

... t tODVIA * .1 anII . (FROM THE LTOILE OF SATURDAY EVENING.) Parii,, March ?2. The Duke ?? is to arrive at I'ou1ouLse in the afternoon of the 20th, at Carcassone on the '21st, and at Perpignan on the 22d. His Royal Hlighntess ?? then return to Careassone on the 24th, and ar- rive at Toulouse on the 2.th, whence he will uot set out for Bayomne until the 27th. ,T-is Excellency the Capt.-Goneral ...

... IIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-11ARecu 4. a The following bills were brought up from the COmbOUSL, 1 and read a first ?? annual duties bill, the Ex. d chequer bills bill, the transfer in aids bill, and the La- i narkshire rmad amendment bill. v The bills on the table were forwarded in their respective tages.-Adjournod. HOUSE OF COMMONS-MAcre S. t (Co/ncludeidfreon osr last P'irate ...

... Calcwnian Olercurp. - 'NBURDINBURGH. ,ifo YDAY-MHARCH 3l T'he scounts from Paris received since our last ri thle Intelligence previously received, as to the 5jovcn of a conspiracy in the French army, for the 0I5eS of ?? the government of the Bour- bes. 'fl*is important fact, which may be considered I tc first fruits of the war against Spain, can no b~e concealed; though great anxiety is ...

... LONDOiK MONDAY-NIARCll 10. DRA.1T71 02' J0l[_ 1r'iILIP KEMP'LE, EsQ. This eminent tragcdian died in Lausanne on the 26til ult. 'I'lhe ?? particulars of his death are contained in a letter froin that place, dated the 28th. O1 Our great tragedian is no mone! and lie who, in histri- onic art, could so well depict the final pangs of nature, has been called on in turn to act the part in sad reality ...

... IJIPERLAL PARLI.IAMENT. .HOUSE OF LORDS-MWARC 13. The judgment in the appeal of Svmmornds .. Walk- er was read at the table and confirmed by the House. r The Irish assessed taxes repeal bill went through a Committee and was reported-Adjourned. f _ , -lOUSE OF COAMMON .N-MI1aC; 13. t A new. writ was ordered for the countv of Invcrncss, in the room of the Right Hlonourable Chadles Grant, who . ...

... BR USSELS TPIERS. If, Berlin, Feb. 1. I gr It is stated that Count Lotliem ivillsucceed I'. 'le so Voss in the functions of ;minister of State. His offi- cial nomination is expected to take place immediately. OJther changes will probably be .nalle in tile ?? ntition of the Minlistry, in consequence of this nloilli- I rzeti/:lo I ?? nation. o11chlre t, Janilary 19. ?? Pi-ree Contlilles to ...

... A _yoYNE PAPERS, - Bayonne, March 13. I Gencral Guilleminot, Chief of the Staff of the t ?? army, arrived here yesterday a' well as ma- I ny Generals of brigade and an incalc umbe of e i trloyd s belonging to the differeut departments.- T he troops, as s so o as they arrive, are sent towards the frontiers of Spain. The weather having mended, I thase which are ready (about 16,000) will go ntof ...

... ('laleDofian l erYcur4. ,EDINBURGH. th l THURSDA Y-MAR CH.Ci Paris papers have been received to the date of Sa- v, turday last. The Duke ?? has left Paris ri, for the army. These papers, as usual, represent the In, state of affairs in Madrid as most alarming. They pre- a sage nothing but revolutions and counter-revolutions. a In this case the question always recurs, whence then the necessity ...

... .Ii.~V - - ~tll, den i iing EDINBURGHI in II- ?? er- &IT'URDA1yf.lARCH .co ne- b Ing- Paris papers have been received by express to the a' date of Monday last. T1hey contain a long discussion, oles which took place on that day, in the Chamber of Deputies, on the subject of the Spanish wvar; which to t be was opposed on very strong grounds, by-various mebinL J bcthers. It was strenuously ...