... I is; ?Worniuqlo ftlatt. att : 5PAttL1AzXEa{t. to In both Houses of Parliament, the question relative to ry the colonial slavery was discussed. Earl Bathurst in the 3e 'ousbs of Lordsi and Mr. Canning in the Commons, de- y tailed the measures which Government proposed to adopt Ils for the amelioration of the slave-population. There are d, some of our colonies under the jurisdiction of the ...

... _ _- aje tboonian A-le EDINBURGIL MONLDA Y-MAiecc 15. There is nothing of any interest in the Forelg papers. The following is from the Dutch ad 1l, burgh papers :- Christiana, Feb. 10. is Commerce has become extremely brisk in our seethern provinces, in consequence of the numerous foreign oriers o, timber, &c., which promise one of the most advantag.0, years that we have had for a long time, ...

... . =2: = - L7. &A - - I . = _ SAT'Ui7'1'.L, sI.iN-41' mtd' 177'ESv' *VST'Is.| 'fTb Parts P;4T-mns, of 1' 'ia' nd1 FrEtlsy are cirte Ut!Cn om 1.`mcei Th.'iey iii~n~athe O.tm the Pim Ccts of Cord ?? thleF Lst brruolch with ?? rCltnrimU of hierboh, the, Dukeu ot I'mtilon, ofi th~at fllhl,~trionst failly. RmentI Pic-oultt.L ft ru tilt- Pomiusiiwa state~, that. the greatest ?? p aill i ex'.Cry ...

... TRM DZRSy rMUOU I DTARCR 1-7. Then-li:, ?? . - .etcre ~s eej soe agita tionl In the money market in the 'otuh coure of he ?? to a, decline in the Price of' French iittd Sock whih Ws sid to be occasiocsed by intelligesmee that a ~sbe Congres's wel, a'bout so assemble ,ntt far ?? flig We believe thee is notl faiso ?? ve to Isnt toe sightest foutndation for the report. lging Englnd hs deidedon ...

... ne?iap'? Poor, flY) UsE OF CO M ll 1NS.-JJRIDA Y. n P E~TIflTIO S in great numbers were presented I ea natirst Nscdro Slavery, the Duties on L~ea. b tiler, the Sinking; Fundl. 'Excise I.icenses, she pro. tposedl regulations hi tile Silk Trade, the tssessedI TIaxes, rile C'ombination L~aws, the (lame Law s,t anul aaailimt the proposed r epeal of the Boutntiesv uponu Luven. - tICTtlA~l1CS Ll ...

... L OIN-D 0 IY. .TVIONDAY-MARCn 10. lhe ye This morning, at half-past nine, the signal was so . given for ahe driving of the first pile for the erection of .e; the new London bridge, amidst the acclamations of be F some thousands of spectators, who wvere assembled p clI upon the occasion.ll ?? silk trade of the metropolis had a meeting on th Saturday, at which a series of resolutions, hostile to ...

... SiIP NE WE. The Lavinia, Sim, of Aberdeen, on her voyage to Lon- 1J don, el~tin wih th sloop Tay of Ncwburgh, laden with in (Ion, alouth1 leg E SE. from thle taples, abandoed D hy her' crew, Having put his mate nold two seam~en os t~ hor, they carried. her safety ilto 'Whitby,1 on Tusa week. r the d veselid not imake much water; but her car- go had shifted, and her pumps were c~hoaked with the ...

... |- 7 WEST INDIES. The Jamaica Courant of the 21st January contains the details of the trial of nine-negroes, at Buff Bay, in that island, ou the loth of last Ja4 nuary, for a conspiracy to revolt and murder the white inhabitants Eight were convicted -and three of the eight were sentenced to be exe outed, and five to be transported. It appeared from the evidence. that these unhappy persons were ...

... i I .LONDON MYciY, 8MC,1824.' . ?? I .af ?? . Amikeau Papers to-tile ensd of Janlluary li betn received : they ag filled with( Ieates in Copgress. odtouessioni whetihr or not, a ?? sho l4d be sent to 'Liitce. aftr several adjo. nminents, the debates :? wids it Oming to any resol ition on the subject. ite ?? tract of a Letter llean Petit gives an noettnt oe the defeat of the Perrvian tieneral ...

... SIR i. H SH' Y'TO. -SIR:- JOHN -SHIIL~LEYs. O(h Mr. Stuart Wortley's Gamc' BW. VWorth Sussex, 16th atch 184. SIR,,.Y - . . YokT, I Veceive, stand forward t~, coanion -aai-st hbis f1mous 1Bi*hieh 'sil1,-1. dare say, be siattir 1o- talk §or --8|y ears .e t6-e.¢ :nThei ett seeis so tPig1 as to make t it -a liame for miie to Attiempt. to call the attention of my readers to' it. But,. w-hen wq ...

... I FROM SATURDAY'S LONI5 ZETTE. This -Gazcjte contains his Majesty's Coh~y~ 9r E o the elec- toofthe Bishop of Gloucestei, and redn o ?? Dr Christopher Bethell to be elected bisho ''fT ?? Also0, the Lromolion(of ?? Samuel Slade to be Wo~ o~ cetr, vice Dr '=etel0 The return as ill.. P. of Fredeta gonEsq1. fur ?? ple, and Joins Valle, Est1 fos' tb~o f Losi 'rhe Gazette-contains all order in C ...

... jfwP 1OtS' of 4fflbrlbap to (IWiebtm a.p. I FrOM1 TUESI)AY's LONDON GAZFTTE. CROWN-OFFICE, March 9. . r jt RETUN ET STRVO !: ?? tRE5llNT ?? ., ., 11, AKio/;ktc~rig~t, Dus?,fries, sanqza1lra?, atnd ILock- * t .Itobert Keithl Douglas, Ecq. ?? l;''tlt'tsfls.. f'hilwto, Xt'waltway, anit Stranrear.- ' N-c| 19 ( ( a I l Esq- of No. 9, lrunis wick-square, ,,inl ihe r.,nt CII Sir J.1. sboii, 1]art. ...