... ?? I . . .. . m MONtDAY, >INtce 2O.] Tbe Margate Har- I bour Bill was read a third time and pamed.-TheS k:oionial t3team Navigation Bll was real a second %imet-Tia Silk Duties 1Bil1 was read a first time.- he Juries Bill feenalowing balf-csres in India. to act AssJurysnen, was read ssecon~d ?? a Ctanmittee bf Supply, on the Irish Estimsates, (. s ,rio.q ice pbjecred to the 9,0lre. far the ...

... aOlizAI, DIONtDA1, M1 ARCH e, 132fi. 'The Ptirlis PnPers (ii F~ridayi, With thle Jti t'5ilii:'ite retteiveil. III Sliehe Pap-ers thle oloP - eing N ?? is. give. of an attlq'l:, Said to halve been- tidlie bty part of tile Russian Army on the 'lurks: .'lihont '40. ('ensaclis had pass-) the P'ruth ito take somei Ie.ti le.. 'lhs Turks, foirming thle curdern took tip armns, kills (I sevenl Or eight ...

... I -- I I ?? ~ . X ?1r0ir CRBlf ?? 1ir,. 6.6-I(Priase Corresegnsdc tic). [III, Counlcil oa CaistiIe is warly ew- plant of fivanee, which we atre as- srd is to ?? thle sa:lvation of Sptin, with- ?? tie aidl of strangeys. The fiembers of the ,Iare howevor, very reserved as to tbe Coltclts 1i70h0c,!proect, and resist every quewtion put to them c C Englanid is canstantly urging the neces- thy if ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1826. The Paris Papers of Sunday anid Monday are ?? Etoite contains an account of the defeat of the Constitutional band of Boyan, by tile Royalist Volunteers from IMlurcia. The two brothers ?? were taken on the 22d of February, with nine- teen of their adherents. Six others were killed, and thelremiainder pursued in every ?? Eta- peror Nicholas, tholugh resolute to punish ...

... UOUUSE OF CO(1;M\ONS. MONDAY, Manosn 13] Petitionsv were pre- sented from Various places in favour of the Abolition oit Siavery, and against any alteration in the currency s oftk'otlant.' Mr:/. II. 1'rjis presentrd a Petition from the lnhtabi- T tants of Bristol, for a Retesl of rhe Mindow 1 ax. M Mrl'. cturfci brought n a 13111 ,or repairing Rye Si VaTbour. in the County of SussftT Tnrw Brr ...

... 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:- . ...

... Is=i lao . u vz pfi IB gbt $ § O8 i'5, | V: er I M I X,?YM'I-TLBE.S'DAY'S LONDON;A GAZETTE. BUS:5EY.HoV,5E,_ l MARCH 10, 1826. . - IS Raoyal -gi ess the Duke of Cla- rence lbas apleointed the I~ev. 116nTy Joseph - ?? NicnQlIs&', A.M. to be one of his Royal ?? Domestic Chaplains. Cr'owveosvc Oir. iAltCH 11. Ae251'ern' 7elrened to se'vc ire th ie~e.7ent ? ?? lent --et'tli sf B fell, of ...

... FRIAY aclibaI - - FRIDAY, MARCH 10,19626 t 4 J. ws mdsn,A. A,u SU..'J . Mr. Secretary Peel last nigh t obtaincd leave . to bring in a bill to consolidate aind rimlaify the gitlatut liws, as fahr the same regardf theft, enibezzleniet, o receiving stolen goods, knowing the samae to have [, been stolen, &c. ?? Bill will eionsolidate oiid simplify s sniely-two Statutes on the subject of theft, and ...

... , ?? -- v!> ..slt ab42$ At$ ?? , A,. .-z3b; J it o'RoM1 TUEShlAY'S LOAFDOQ GCAZE7P. 0 -.22 LORa CIAMBarT.eAIN S OFriciT, MARCII 7. 'I Li; Lord Chamberlain of his At jcstv s Household has appointel thc I-lm. aidl ev. a] Arthur Philip Porccval,B.C.L. Rector of East tl tlocsley, CIOL)lain in Oridinary to the King, st in the rco.n of the Rev. Dr. C. L. Edridge, deceased. st CROWN OF'FCE, ACh 7 ...

... ?? ?? 71- 46TATE OF111S MAJEST;'S IMALTH. It bits been well knoven, that the g~snt'.' sy1Ilsp- tonis whisih preve~nted his Majesty ftcm opening the - Session of Payllament iiip~erson, continueli for some I time to being about him, and, that h e has for the lasti ethree weeks beela snoire decidedly. tinder the influence; of that tiisordbr. Wereettsyha on lonlda last, a degree df fever a~sd. ...

... 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 ...