... [r I1om TIIE ETCILF., DATSD SvNOAY, MARCH 12.4 TRF.STF, FEn. 25.-.CrOrdilg to letters from Corfu, diated -ie. Itib, A1liflolonithi is completely free. The Captain Parks owed tIhe , mreseration of his life, in the last action, to his ote n boat, to whirb he retreated when his frigate whs iU Iflnes, It is affirmed that Tripol)izza has really been retaken by Colt cotrotli, ard the Egyptian ...

... FRENC'A PAPERS. [FROM 15FIR ETOILI, DATEO TUROtSODAV, MARCH 16. PAUIS, MARCH 15.-A huissir delivreld Leserday dt tbe office of the Etvile, a siaeimorks to a ppear 'n Wed'ies'dayl tile 29bti March, before the bixth Chamber ot thle Civil 'lrihuiial vt the First lustatIeeI il the nalle of M1. de la Frululaye, Meull er of the Chamber of Deputies, as grandson of M. de la Cuiglldii, for having been ...

... I I Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-Paisz. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. Is the French Revolution ended? In its vast and illimitable conse- quences, all the world can say No; but adhering- more strictly to the literal import of the query, has the said Revolution terminated in France? Without a disposition to refer to the English Restoration and Revolution, in order to trace ...

... | IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I OF It oRE~t BlltTAINT AND IR~r@AN0D I CREAT BRITAIN AND) IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDJS.-MARCti 7. BANKING 1SYStEMI OF SCOILAIND. ' [te Pke of A ,HOL ptesenited A P'etition from the Mer- INIanufactrsreirs, and Calico printers, of the Cit I. of pertIH Drnl iiiV~cinity, pratying that their Lorrdships wuill nol jtoer AnYlalterationi itr tIre- Banking System of Scotlan~d. 1'ri~e ...

... . ttRmM TIIE . t1l'OiLR, tJAIRD MEIDtAY, NIATrt9 7.j PARIS, MARc1 6,- A Jotirdl of Liege -sys that hTilh tri - !bIs have broken ont at St. Pete rsburigi ,i~d tbat 1t hI E .Mperol Niebrilas retreated to Ri 4a. Mr-artlirr 11,,- F.-,--lil ' is repeated a borrilde invention 01 7'iie k Edinlrt/ol 4 /,0it'.t WVe have this Inolnent rextcived a letter trout tar It capital, dated tIt h? 2til, anid the, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIANTNr OF IGREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. eHOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCIE 17. The Earl ofSHAIAPTESBURY presenter1 aPe~titin's fi'o the Persons meeting at Claremont Chapel, Peattanville, PryRig for -tire Abh-Iitjon of Slavery. The Duke of MONTROSE presented R Petititon against any alteratitrn in tile Ban king System of Scothrid, froiD the city of ~:Stirling. I, Thre Du~ke of ATHOL presented a ...

... l~lE J}Ie1AING, --RJN'Ll LOOON I)N: T'HURSDAY', A.lmU'Je 9J, 182G. The Earl of Limr-m ic assured their L oldships, la t night, 1 that whenever the question of the Corn Lies was agitated, their table would groan under V'etjitiu against alterations, from Iveland. '1hiere are fkew points, respecting which we should feel less lesi'ation in taking his Lordship's assurance than that ot the pourr ...

... | ZL -l 1 I- - . l I lEMORNING CHIIOASCLE. -I LONDON: FRIDdY, SCORCH 24, 1826. THE KING. Yesterday the private report of the state of the KINo was, we are happy to say, that his MAJESTY had en- joyed another good night's rest, and was doing as well as could be expected. bir HENRY HALFORD left town on Wednesday evening for the Royal Lodge, to attend thle KING, and returned to town yesterday ...

... I. lilvt4i 44 i4ij to;- A iO;: ot>v 4;+t; e j i'w I *ThIu liwei Y ao ti oll, btliet udIiut i i wh1iglittZstralti~o of this flootr Utw, Is ait thlis titile So 111501l ~TtId illiperiliiil is lllliii4tr tot Iilller it livell 15 ifor tInv ito fli'i~toiitiish ktind of listrit to nlv.ov fr~ll thellrlitle jtrwillty vIic 41 I II)[.( tiidiorii itll illtt, it IWC )iiiti'e 11n liun ill t~ltwllltTe'r ...

... [FROtl MAlATERIALS FU'RNtItSFH ST Hl.'IMELF.8 Carl Maria Ven Weber was born in the year 1786, at Eutin, in Holsteil. While a 1boy lie displayed a great taste for music anI tainting, and to these arts lie devoted all the tim le c6tild spaue from his more serious Etudirs. His father, who was a au-an Of iulde'etidetit mind and feertinr, was fond of cbanging Mia residence; land settling for some ...

... CAflnRIDGE, ;MARCH 24. m The rectory of West Bolton, hi the WYest Riding rof Ynrkihir having beconle vacant by the death of tilhe Rev Mlr. lw^, and the patron being a Roman Catholic, tIhe niext prtselt.3. devolves on thik Urtivertity. The following Carlilates have a ready solicited the vwes of the Members nt the Senate- Rev. 1. It. H .l1, 1'1). St. J-hnb' College tlev. RWobert Ri sdale, M. A. ...

... I l .- ~~~~~~~~~~t The German Papers continue to bring accounts of the corn- c mercial distress on tint Continent, which now, however, seems S likely to abate. ByRLI s, FEB. 2i.-The occurrences on our Exchalnge in tie a course of last month, were the prelude to a far greater cala- r mity, which, especially at the beginning of this week, assnmed a very threatening appearance. Tihe precediag ...