... ?? 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 ...

... ?? - D ikalv RCtH . 18I . ?? ?? MIONDA'X, MA\RCH 20, 1826,. ibtim iaei's ?? alarm t~as esceinar1 yesterday afterrnoon by tirc natu~re of the u'ii Tetin issiled respecting the health of the King, which netl indicate that his convalescente vas not ho 4dM-or trniearrupted as bad been expected ront L e MiBWUefin. The Builitin was to the, ollolvilrr-cg eet b ?? riflD~Er, WsossrNSti 1'A~ts . !a'rs ...

... FRIDAY, dIMARCH 24,1G26. -ai- T1 2 I: ?? the lrport of the state w. dliv Majesty 1bad ell a ot1, ?? u .5 vesterdlay niorniltg doing as feol Pit .l p:silv 1- c:xpcted. Sir foeary Illford 'i fe cC1 ll elic~il CdieveCning for the Royal Lodgce 't :1i~t hie lilt, a d returned to town yesterday. .ieFl(lclq[i2lcls of Tu'lesday, whichei ar- lie iist irigatroit Elia the eoliclusion of the debate t' ...

... AVEDNESDAY, MWARCH 22, 125. ge THIS KIGars HitALTH '-Jt affords us inexpres mt ile pleasure to announce that his Majesty was yester aul AFje moraina In srech an Improveable state towards per. sal *krt recover(in fact, the KiE g could not be going on better) that Si? Henry Halfoid the physician in clos ten attendance upon his lajesty. did not think it necesnary pri to issue anothter bulletin. ...

... ?? 3 -'t0ll~.lttt~..0 t it i X g - U At C r 1.4 I i P -n15 - 9.fo yr PARIS MUAR{CH ?? q th t ~e UrjTELIS from Buenos Avres say tat ( Bourier f'3s preparing to invade Paraguay, to ietiiS it Was notorious that Dr. Francia, who bernse that country has a secret correspond- i l ,Ic~en of Portugal with a vicv to induce tit ,jhtfiSpain o0 I Sr troops to Parag(Huay, and to at , ehnslities ill Peru. ...

... a I-Ot)SE O- COMMONS. 1iV.FSDAY. MARCH 22.1 Petitions Fromn YEDNJESDAY, MAIRCH 22.] Petitions Froin ,nalring in Surrey, Ilford in Essexand two other rihes, were pes~ented, praying for the Abolition of SO stl .rcry. 'lhe Oreltbrlo resuming the debate on ~lesohiiiJors of ?? Private Bills eCsrmittees,' was, on the notion of 9.12 Liltlelos, i rchitrgcil, tand Thursday, the 20th of April, fixed on ...

... i ' ?? 0010'ole PATRS. AIARCII 18. T- TeScplic despatch received yester- I A . dy evening, announces the death of the King i ef iportugal.-On, the 4th inst. his Alhjesty was n L ?? n apoplectic fit, together with n Qi Qtflhe 5th and thtb his malady increased to tjn oszto c reate tliegreatest alarm for his life. a terhe crists iof the ath, his Majesty experienced E ntattta till the 9th, whent ...

... 'A i0otot ?? 4 + j , SATUJIDAY'S LONDilON GAZPTT2'R AVL1LTiIIALL., ;mAllct, 18, 1MUG. ~T I, viis, been represented to tile King~, Ethat a ?? e abctit 150 nieco at-used Nvillh putt-, I ,. iis~to,i. nod otetir fire. arms.N did felVI~iOUSI ly s- I se nls- onl the sea shere at D ctsr ill i tile Count o IKent, ont the Itfth ?? at four O'clorlt A, 3I. in order it) assist iti it-h, illee-al running' ...

... I THE AT OF GETTING INTO DEBT. A humorous article in the AMoniA4y ?? after noticing a recent French publication on the * Art M lf getting into Debt, concludes as follows:- (Vr It must be confessed that in, England we do tiigs r upon a grand scale, and the extent of credit is among the most striking of the proofs which abound of our national superiority. - Our tradesmen are men of more Ju ...

... 1 V 11frD!110 & J' 13., F'ROM TUESDAY'S AZETIE FortEzoNlOrs'FICE E MAcLt 21. f E Kinag has been; pleased to appoint Wila tat Day, Eqq. to be Consull at Cowes, In the Isle of 'iEqght, for the Kingdom of HanoVer. HANKituPTS. jnmei Wilde- Saddleworth, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manfr. John Lee; Leeds, ale brewer : iehardp taxter, Htoghton, Lancashire, cetten spinner WilliamnI,)w- Aylsham, Norfolh. ...