... WEDNESDAY, MUARCH 1, 1820. The Paris Papers of Monday wvere received last night. Their contents are unimiiportant. One of the principal conspirators in the nutiny at St. Peters- burgh, has been arrested in the garb of a mendicant at Warsaw. I esspension of Jusiuities at Rangoon.--Th e rfellowing interesting extracts are from the Supplement to the Calcutta Govertsment Gazetle of October 3:- . ...

... e I3I PI 31dB4 lpq also fr$ilgocf X ot° oo PARHi, Fr'B. 24. HiU, 5farshal Duke of Ragusa is ap- appointed Ambassdor Extiraordinary to be 3 tesent at the Coroluatio of the .Liiperor of at Moscow 1 ...

... ARAIV ESTIMATES.-182G. thc e W prcsent asn abitract from the Arm'jEsti I mf mates for the year 1D2r; (!aid before thu HoL1 t6f u orn. mons on the ]7th Yebruary), with a view' tb' coilbine and elucidate the subject, the debate on which being internded to take place to-morrow (Friday) evbning in the floutse of Comlmlons. 1816 8 2. LaUnd orces fort'e year- .,Cs,157,50 3 6f £3,1G2,92t) 18 .s ...

... DIONDAV, FEBRUARY 27,.1826. ilre Paris Pi, ei's of friday, withi lie Eloile q,.1rtd Srsy, aire received. The Greeks' have, cap- god 01Ca:zle Ilatapait six Austfirri urrainsrorts,. 'II whit arie anid animuntiition for the Turks.-Op den I , shock of an earnthluake'w It n tle roinc Di Bsihicata, i ielndr-.o ),rSty 1LIotta in thle district. Di' Tito, weive 6rr 1 all thle lniildings inl thle ...

... ' 1 gROM TUESDAY'S L ON1,DON GAZET TEI. OMMISSION signed by the Lord Lieu- .tenant of the Couit4 and County anl Gity of Gloucester, and of the County and CUity of Bristol :- Royal North Glourcaeer Militia- E~dward Weight, Esq. to be Captain, vice Welsh. B-IVKutUPTS. Spmuel Pearee, Drightop. stotc matson feobptt llforetob, 3erby, builder' ' Nthanicl Dodson, Nottiisgham, Iwec manmffietutrer John ...

... Pr-. llv~ A . 20. VenL'~. tFEm. 20. T ?? *'cIOck a. in., on the 1I thf, the - U1k of N\ellington and his suite arrivcd at tile Blacl Eagle, when the first object that * this Grace's view was a small statue ih E4r5C~ Ish>er, which the King had sent the same At telve, allthe Genervla and Staff Offi- neinscea and D e Charles of Mecklenburgh tes nead w lnl l in full dress to the hotel to con- 1itt ...

... HOUSE OF PE'E1RS. MONDAY, FEB. 27.j Several petitions ivere presented from different places, praying for the aboli- tlon of slarvery in the Colonies. COniN LAWs.-Lord King had several petitions to present a' ainst the land.lord's act, the bread tax bill, or, as it was more commonly called, the corn law. Eleven years had now elapsed since the corn law was passed, aid it would probably take a ...

... FRIDAV, AMAR'H 'l 1820. Thre Paris la eps of Monday and Tuesday are ?? containo an important document- the Report of tihe Commission of Inquiry appointed by the En eeoc Wicholas after the events of tbe 26th of December, givinmg a Vreihninary viewe of the facts taken from tihe cxanrinataos and confessions of the cri- vatials themselves. This statement embraces the 'Aok- extent of the ...

... RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS AT MACCLESFItLD.D I 1 ~Vezrgret to state that seine disturbances have of etake pace at Macclesfield. occasioned by- the 'distress f ?d ell! leto Which a large portion of the manufacturing classes in IC 'se ebatown has be en yeduecd. Wost shipeerly'do wie de- ~ plioe the calamity that prevails,tand m'pst cordially (lo we hope4 thnt the period of' its terasination is not far ...

... MON)AY, FLDa. 27.] MIr. Sqktrs brought tna Bill to amend an Act of the 7th and ;dLhI of \Villhun t ?? to lacilitate the collection of 6niall Tythes.-lldatl Fa fist ?? and ordered to Le read a second Lilime on Yriday ne.-t. Lord 8lrtalec prescoted seven Petitions, from Roys. tan, Marsdlen, Trowbeck, Burrouglhport, Colinc, and I iii mchletc', praying for an alteration in the Corn LOVs. sieverel ...

... VI joptocrivt+ ?? 6-? SA TURIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. '-NIJ ISday thie Royal Assentmwas declared by C'ommissrison. to nl Acet liar raishivg the eum of tenl milliors by Threhequvr Bills'; and an Actfor appllyinig cetain suinisofmoiitey forlb26. BANKRtUPTS. URob. \n CS, Crrat, let. drew-it. Nlid. tattaw-ctitrdlter Dr1pS Xi' A~ir r, I er otf Nvxvartte-ujran-Tyrir, 9rrreei- JohnII ft. RISifrili, I ...

... fIOUSE OJ' COMMONS. T - 111-1'I A Vr I I V - - T . 8. t1A WEDNESIDAY, ;MARCH 1.] CORN LAWS.- T Petitions, praying for an alteration of the exist. ?? fromt Bet1ftri, fioom several parishes in Suffolk, m the boot and shoemnalkcrs of Islington, Stoclkort, a frog' Burnistlaltd, in Scotland, were severally read;, sndosaeredl to be printed. NEogO SLAVI:tEY.-PetitiOns from Ipswich, Os- ...