... LONDONS MARCH 1. * MERICAN Papers to the 4th of February A reached town thisrmorning. From the ad- vance in South American Securities, it may be inferred, that the latest intelligence from Car- tbagena is considered as being favourable. The respective positions of Bolivar and Canterac appear to be accurately stated in the following extract from an American paper. It fully con- firms the ...

... To the Editor of Jackson's OaJordJoarnal. ON CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. LETTER I. MR. EDIToR,-AS you kindly and promptly in- serted my communication of the 14th inst. I hasten to fulfil my engagement, by resuming the subject. The infamous Canon of the Council of Constance, the manifest purport of which is Faith needs not 11 be kept with heretics, has been referred to, and acted upon, by the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Fen. 28. The Bishop of BATH and WELLS presented a petition from the inhabitants of Bath, praying that further concessions may not be granted to the Roman Catholics. The Learned and Reverend Lord also presented a petition from the archdeaconry and clergy of Bath, numerously signed. The petitioners prayed that the Bill on their Lordships' table may pass into a law, and ...

... MULLTUM IN PARVo.-The Wdelesley, 74, waiting at Portsmouth, to receive Sir Charles Stuart, going on an important embassy to Lisbon -Sir Charles said to be detained till a messen- ger arrives from St. Petersburgh.-E. C. Dis- browe, Esq. gazetted as Secretary to ?? at St. Petersburgh, and the Hon. W. H. Fox Strangways, as Secretary of Legation at Flo- ?? of Spain said to be' secretly ...

... The fa' ourable state of the weather during last month enabled all the farmers of dry sound lands to complete that part of wheat sowing left unfinished in the autumn. The seed chosen, for this period, has been chiefly the Spanish, or Talavera, and our early sumner'wheat. `rhe wet lands, in. course, not in a: fit state to receive the seed, or indeed scarcely to bet stirreeflfn any way, must ...

... LONDON, IARCI 3. It is said that Government have mlade ar- rangements for immediately carrying out 2,000 Irisis emigrants to Canada. RIOT AT HAeaRow.-A very serious riot has within these few days taken place among the boys at Harrow School. Some of these hifih-spirited gentry took offence at a supposed insult offered them by the son of a blacksmith, at the foot of the hill, and sur- rounding ...

... POSTSCiRIPT. LONDON, MARCH 4. In the House of Commons last night, Mr. ,aberly made his promised motion for the total repeal of the Assessed 'V axes. The Chan- cellor of the Exchequer; however, vindicated the superior expediency of his plan for the pre- sent; and Mr. Maberly's Motion -was rejected by a majority of 111to 64.-The Bill for re- pealing so much of -the Assessed Taxes as the ...

... On x F O R D, Saturday, March 5. On Wednesday last the following Degrees were conferred:- DOCTOR IN CIV[L LAW. Rev. Henry Shepherd, St. Alban hafl, Grand Coin. pounder. MASTERS OF ARTS. Rev. Stephen Barrett, Lincoln college. lion. Arthur Hill Trevor, Christ Church. Rev. Christopher Tiornfis Robinson, Brazenose. Rev. James Davis, University. William Lyde Wiggett, George Tierney, Fellow of ...

... ?? -- -, -- -- - I . . ?,T , $VI I 40?-F, . I . ?? PRJOM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZE TT.E. CROW, OFFICE, MARCH 1.L - ?? ?? to serve in this ?? PA1RLTAIEIeTr.-COwdy of Done- 1 ?? IIon. Francis Natl;anel Conyng- *.hann commonly called Earl of Mount harles, of the 1ia , in the said County of Donegal, in eaom oJ f fteRi~hfntHon. He-enry Joseph Conyngbaim, cpnimonly cedlel ?? Mjount Charles, deceased. ...

... ^ ()USE OF PEERS AjONDAY, FEnB. 28. 2J1T' li7rj and olhers. ftom the Comn:ons, troulhtup the Unlawful Societies, or Irish Catholic bu`pre Tn'gill; which was read a first time. 'dDa'V`tey protested against the ?? ,sdi3s'ew1~rp0os sarve noticc that he should move the I econd readtnf onl I'hursday ?? petitions wer ;c'afed up~on the snbicet of this Bill, and upon the genieral question of Catholic ...

... sng. . no a 5 ' ~ > .iD sltilisp* Mrth P,, llac is ?? witlh the Greater e'ht to fetch froll) Rlhodes tle troopl T.-Two (ireek PtapoS ?? arrived i by Colocotrofli, to unite Ibrabji, to chiefs who have revolted aginast tile tsiently expecteid the Torks. ...

... HuOU.- uJOF -.MNfl IhOUSE OF CONMIONS. MONDAY. FEr. 28. Patitions were presented from St. Mary's, Oxford, ltrading, the Borough of Ipswich, and lfracombe, praying for a repeal of the Iouse and Window Tax.- Pretitions w.ere presented from Devonpot, and St. M1ary, ladcliffe, Bristol, against the Catholic Claims.-sir 4. Ferj/tsson stated, that that part of Scotland we J: Which he is connected, ...