... c 1i ts o o n - 'anink of Eng Lnd..-The proprietors advance to the c trustees of the annuity for defraying the charge of mi- s- litary and naval pensions and siuperannuations, in dif- ferent payments, during the next live years, the suim IM of El 3,089,41 9, on the said trustees transferring to the ld Bank an annuity of E585.740, to commoence on the i.t th of April 1823, and to continue ...

... ?qrtfrlm The French Ch lamber of l)eputics is builIt upoll the plan of iniot of i lli French thelatres. Thle seats of the tl MuleLnbers occupy that part which, in a the alre, would , .be called the pit, but rising above eacli other more j u3 abrkiptfly. Th1 -widilce are placefl behiild these.- n Wh liere the oychbetra would be placed is an unoceiijieLd c L space. On the ste ge (is it m cLr) is ...

... 5,11 re I till 0. Thc state of the South of Ireland appenr, to he gut- I ring eve ry day wvorse. The Dublin pnpers of Fridav b contain nearly thirty atits of bllrning hlouces astld t' destroyinig cattla. Iii several instanlre:s the banditti i, were successfully resistei, 1.ut in ll .!f tbie-se the hou.;0s rI appear to have been fortificd in, such a manner s shiews I too clearly tdie aarmncd ...

... CIRCTUT IAI'EL LIGCENCE. c The Circuit Coitrt sns opelned ac Duinfries on * d-. e ncsday-ILord ]II LAl)OWB.ANIC on the bench. ut 1 Jt u4 Macdoioat was futlsd guilty ofliavingcoiiccildedl Ij her pregnancy ; and bhe Was sentenced to onle )ear's la impyrisolnment. it) J-.,/o, :ria 110in1110 lackacaiti, inrd JTseph and U'll isi, K . Ricurdisn, two brothers, Were aVraiLCed tfor htlVial Jl ...

... CItRCU IT /I I~ x ,F.t Thell (;ICCeit .li of J oitiCi:07V Wis lind ( herr, tin UL i l'-ii Iavlas, Mv she0 RItlir 1Hen. the 10i o iiIa to a II,t.i an Pircue C. L Y. A fter o1 sever IOII oin tm :liL I it. I Na nitE, aD.l( tile uiuai peae ittiillits Iti Cault .1t to the trial 01iihwi /ii*,, i!; , ncd i.. ani. ;V a1 m I .110 Dfi,11, IVg0e1;`0u JL.d by 10 11-i ccii iid' liii Stit -eitt Itcni ~i, ...

... FOR-ElION ?- I '°! >til~~t~~i Vi*_b1NIt&0is1 40 |11 t1 C ' d ^'IAFS oSARIt 29. , iVL. the Doke de Cornefalio, 'io ar bl of' rai:re die e' ~~Vi'Pro cv' th W ,Isr Corranandin ig tie Corps u'AOrue Vf t5i i etri d Pyrenees, arriverl at Perpinr,-l on the esinin' of tne t *22d insbant, nt niiie o'clock in the eveniolg. 0!1 t',e . I u;kvin day, the Duke rrceiveti the civil and mioiit:aI yrv eutXo ...

... !realllV3. It was strongly rummored ill Dublin on Vrid(Iv that s. hi Injesty had Tesolved on favouring his llish Idomi- t nions with a viF.it ill the month of July next, His 1. picseince would lhe tailetd xvith deli ht, .1. Tlic Io,,Et ialLrwiiig antd miularwIily details of hnsill- ly ordinationi jiolelltc-L, IiI oiti Itti :IC. fuII1 l ,IIt' (il to IIS by thL! pt oNillui:ol Itie t h, tu it the ...

... DOIWES'TIC INTELIG GENC T] ilis hT Mjetv hell at Cailton Palace on Mondav the _ first ILvve of' the scar;on. Never do we recollect to Li hay ble avito e.,se' n fIler attendance, or a nore spleldil dri ;lay. Tlire hne of carrilgehs alowe occupied I'all- ma11, St. Jamesq's-square, all the neighboUring streets, hI and extended to a great 10cngtht inl Perilcailly. IHis de ,\ijesl)ty, ...

... EXECUI'ION O1 MRIS. M'KINNON. lit JId~iliitrtii, AApril 18. e r N No execution since tbat of isrotlie, in 1 788, has ex- 2 cited so powerful a seuisatiuln as that ot' \lrs. AIMi'in- K i h c, non, for tle enunder of Vill um Ifl wat, on thu Sth of FIiirary list, wliiel took place lcre onl Wedtlost3ay t3 mornihig, at the usucil place. Thli unihappy iVwoo anib having finisihled lier devotions, and ...

... Artftlez. : hr lantc Mr fi'vnible.-It has been suggested that a esubscription should take pIlIace for the purpose of pla-e i iigj a titonutnent. to the memory of this great classic aactor it Westminnster Abble. lIorl 1arltsaintut.-Ins tl;e Lord Chancellor's Court on dlu'sdeay, 'r H-art presetited a petition from Wal- n tvr Skirrow, Esq. praying that Mir Coombe might be entr usted wvith the ...

... I ._ _ .::..- _ _:-.- __.-- .-.. _ .: ..: _ .::_ . _.. I tI |i*', jii1 | Tlae KC:n! ':a.; b~Icc piseavd to c1u1titnie and rappo-'nt , the ighlt llton. th!e F'arl of Morton, K.T. to be his r Maji-ty's I igh ('tornrnisionur to tie Geinral Assren-1 e blI of the Cl1uirch of h3''l;'.A. t U'/oti','wtI./lal, Ap>ril 10. T'hle I ing lhas lbcci pleascd to present the Rev. Tints M rtin to thie ...

... Vi.con it Keith, Knight of the Bath, Admiral of tthe l'ed, &c. who died on the 10th of the month of March, at his seat of Tulliallan, was born on the 12th - January, 1716, at Elphinstone. He was theyoungest fon of' Charles, the tenth Lordi Elphittstone, and Ladv Clementina Fleming, only child and heiress of the tc estates of John, Earl of' Wigton. Lord Keith showed cS an early propuenity to ...