... ho B g t of nth e~ ncuxr *~AR 8 It ThoRugt1 ?? fbeen again pofsthoed Chanllor of the Exchequer has o~n thisn postponed. In answer to a questioln put to him , on this subject, the Mylit ETA- - I on this -er to a questioji pust to h1im ?? Hon.- Gentleman said, that n thatr making allowance for many Unlavoidabledeaatoi nrtheto the Revenue, fie should be able to shew that the resources g f tc ...

... , ?? E ov; LOMS- a I I . , ?? I -, -- TIHURSDAY, .MAAtCli 23.-Lortd 1e .VILLE moved, accord. ing to his notice. the ii St iteiing or a ]iiil, tv routmine an Act passed the last Sescion. euahisg Joina t itoak f;onapaninto soIC and be sued by ftiir ofricrs. That %va a tcmporsry Act, and would expire in . il), aid the Rill bmoa:nt in ?? to make it per- ?? a first tiit!E aud ordeied to be prinkd ...

... F1OBI TIM ZLONDON GAZETTE, 3xAARCM ,4. nFPPATAPTATf)AT.4 P TJT7Wr s DECLARATIONS OP IANSOL EVENCY. a h Abraham Henry, Haydon-square, Minories, merchant, dated h e March 14, 1826. ; Mathew Jegon Turner, Clonmel, Ireland, merchant, dated d March 14, 1820. e uBANKRUPTS. n Samuel *ferryweather, Longgham, Dorsetshire, miller, March d 24, 25, April 25, at the London Tavern Inn, Poole. Solicitors, ...

... - jIJNESDAY'S oos. J,on7don, TamCs( - D llvJ1- Jonaedon, Tuesday, Feb. 7. i Saturday's Gazette was published ,1ellt °aus eapatches from India. but none of oitaining1 letter. dated May, 9, 1825. fro0 Lieut. lirstlat No Dheeing Mlokh, in Assam, Cdingll ses over the Bulmese Chiefs in that ,nae Cchiefs had written to Lieut. N. in their t i 0 siring him to evacuate the country, to le1t,~O follOWS l ...

... .1I. Thos conunected with what iscallmd. tlhLmonevmarket, have passekl a week of feverisih anxiety, and the alternate } ovemnlts of extravagant IoD aod e-'r- ati - . ovement I - - s,-P anxiety, and the alternatep atilt movemento of exrvgn hople and groundless alarml Id ndl.. Larid dpro ed3i sucddois elevatioiss of the prices of Stock, aS eof andk d hepresion s bot perss nsud en Towards the ...

... - . . .. .. 1-OUt3E CY' -LO-Ds. liv Mr. Ilobbouse, ms-petin, liiN fitcnioti ofatgaitt bringing tor- fro ward a lill to provide mtr thle. better recovery of Snisali D~ebts, said, he had wt cc brouhit, the tiosc~os'rand sli oulti noot Dic trouble the Hlouse a:gajn wit'n it thit session ; the sijhi ,t, Hlt io5'er, the weas one of very gveat iuan rance, 'tuid lie tirs'r'l it would tnot escape the ...

... f)f , 7 tYasPOST. ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ T M71' -,ttiw 'lax!t/ 5arch 21l, r . - 'L rTi---1 e are lha)ppy tn annoltnce 1trS ii;. rdaj ty's heallth is so dteisive that 'PI, is 1lial viscI' it will not be necessary to c toe.- rl ioc ?? fluctiuation in Consols dnot ac\ n eigtllcht per cent.- 773, occa.. 'eni and sellers. has been the only quotation. Exche-! e ~eite~tl ils mnorning, the Bnenos Ayres b to ...

... i llI T-l En l 0-a TS i I UDYSWJYadTU lY' OT. I ?? M2ONDSAY, O(AtC It '27. 5 The latest accounts fron, Vieniia give at favovohlk~ gtetrt- ment of the situation of the Emnperor of Austria. Hiis Ituperial Majesty, on the ntight of the 13lth instant was so bad, that the I sacrament was atlministered to hint but. towards morning, a copttous purtspiretion canto ont, or ittas Ipreudlnti, lry the aid ...

... A T AI U = LONDON, 1IONDAY, PEs. 27. JVe I eecivedl this morning the L'Ioile, dated yesterday, froin wviel we inalwe the tfllostvin.g extracts `FHa ',ere Into, iFt'. 21.-in the third sitting of the German Diet, tile oepatv President laid bedore it a Note received fmou the Alinisrer Plenipotelntiary ot his Britannic Mlajesty, by -RI. de Naltrhur, Evevoy lrxtraorditialy and AlinickLr ...

... TBr B: :Co , 1alUt 29. le II ?? fM rbhi AWVe have the ?? to Stlte that the ?? fron report his lajesty to be going on extremely well. Ilks lealdli klay be Considered tn ?? I -I - 'v -s.,Jesty to be going on extremely well. tea Ills health `lay be considered to have been completely re- ed at Cstalblishledlcmltl e olicy It it stated in the French Papers that the Portuguese Princess, ighly ...

... ! SA 71TSRDAY; SUNDAY and 'UESDAY'a POST,&. LONDON, MONDAY, tAIALCII 20. HIS ATAJESTV'S II EALTIZ.-In former papers we have acquainted our readers of His Majesty suffering under an attack of gout. W'e regret to find, from the following bulletin, issued on Thursday, that his Majesty has been much more dangerously ill than he wvas generally supposed to be. King's Lodge, Windsor Park, March 16. ...

... TIOUJS:3 Or MINO.NS. M~. Atrlx8.-XT T 1 .7 .AA TUrESDAY, MIARcH 7.-Sir J. NrwpoitT's -motion, for an si account of the application of the sums granted last Session, for d Education in Ireland, was agreed to. 0 The CHANCEr.LOK of the Excutarur.n moved the Order of 11 the Day, for the third readitg of the Promissory Notes Bill, which p after considerable discussion was agreed to, the members ...