... February has presented us with a continuation of the bu same kind of weather we experienced in the preceding in, month. Its general character has been moist and mild. Some of the late-sown wheats, in wet situations, or in retentive soils, have suffered considerably from the over- ac abundant moisture of the season. In spots the plants are pa killed, and whole fields, in such districts, look ...

... I40-abal t-litc1liftolle. at it SHIPWRtECKS. i to Advices have been received at the Navy-office, London, bring- ard ng thermelancholyintelligence that the transport Amnelii, bound and to Malta, with Government stores, valued at £60o,00, had been and totally wrecked near Lisbon, and that all on board had perished. ieg The intelligence came by express from the agents to the Navy der Board * and ...

... O x r O R DI Sattrrday, Afareh 15. On Thursday the following Degrees were conferred:- BACIMELOR IN DIVINITY. The Rcv. Win. Jackson, Fellow of Qucen's, MASTER OF ARTS. Rev. Henry Currer Wilson, Lincoln, BACHFLOR OF ARTS. William Doveton Philpot, Lincoln. In a Convocation, holden on the same day, it was agreed, that humble Petitions be presented to the Right Hon. the Lords Spiritual and Temporal ...

... - Ci- Yesterday morning,'st'an early hour, the Old Bailey, in front -re of Newgate, was crowded in a more than ordinary degree by I'l those who came to witness the execution of the sentence of the nt law upon the bodies of Ediward Johnson, aged 37; Henry Ise Chapman, aged 39; Jeremiah Sullivan, aged 28; William Melford, aged 21; and Charles Melford, aged 18 (brothers). srs These unfortunate ...

... AND C'ORPORAlTION ACT'3.1 It ?? IOa ecctel ei info the uiattbitanlo of the town and h. irugt or altton, inl thle county orf ok jrc ing for the eetteal of the Tost anti Corptrtiroini A ets. 'TheNoble Lort obsoecs LI, Hilthat ?? dii lait come fmon person.5 wh weren tteitisceite intetested! tO tue ?? of' these arts, bitt teas - the resulit of' a coiitielitiiouo cititictitilt itllitti their Itarts ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oF GREA4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-WEDNESDAT, MARCH 26. The Lord Cbancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbtury, and Lord Melille, as hit M5jesty's Commissioners, gave the Royal Als sent to the Annual Duties' Bill, thle Annual Indemnitt Bill, and several Private Biits. The Westminster Sessions' Bill was read a ibird time. The Steam Vessels' Bill (Ireland), and sereral ...

... WISCELLANEOUS. 'It is verv gpneira1ly undersfood tImt; the Spoa~cqr wiU he callvd to the Elouse of Lprds at Easter; and that, ?? after the recess, the Heuse of Commons will. bake to choose his successor. . - Ibor& tdcbrlizo ha~lcs t't town. for .bris} in order, to: ergage the Greck Commnittees of tile continent to promote his ?? for ?? anl ed to piracy ini the Mediterruaneu. Pre- .viqus to his ...

... LONDON, MARCH lo. I Papers have been received from Van Dieman's Land to tile 23rd September. They state, that an act, imposing a duty of 3d per shect on all newspapers, as also an act com- pelling printers to take out a license, had passed the li'gis- lative council of the colony. Ten other acts, of various import, were'also in progress. Tile natives still continued troublesome. Great ...

... NEWCASTLE, MA{7.' .:1 The'dtiibtz wvyicl existed of the 6uthentlcty q1. the Turkish manit'esto,.hlme n owvajcarrly *.anished; but itis-it- saitted on all hands that it is only ,i rescript addressed tothr Sultan's own subjects. It lia., bowsevsr,excitedl the greatest' apprehensions in the ootinries likely to be tbe seat otfigar. It has not yet bee'lipublished in the Austrian papers; a nd Autria ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1823. Sa'~mizn .-A correspondent of the Tuesday's paper is very laudably endeavouri)g to persuade his readers that every man may foat on the water, if hie has but confidence. This, however, is not the Case. Floating, like every thing else, must be learned. The human body, indeed, generally speaking, is specifically lighter than sea water; and if a person would ...

... oPARLIAENTARY4 STRACTcomauedfrornpage 2.| HOTUSE OF PEERS. MONDAY, MARCH 24. Several peti- tlons OD the subject of the corporation and test acts, and the Catbolic claims, were presented. Among the former was one from the Golden Square Chapel, Berwick on Tweed, presented by Lord Tankerville. Lord Wallace, in answer to a questionI from the Earl of Darnley, stated that a general report from the ...

... I MANIFESTO OF TFiE OTT'OMAN PORTE.. Constantinople, January 12. Evell the least ?? Rre awarc, that all. Misselmeirt, nIa- turally halte the Iufidels, and that the Inftdels onl their side are the enemies of Musselmien that Russia, above all, lirs a pri'- ticular hatred of lslamismr, and that sihe is the chief enemny of tile Sublime Porte. FIor fifty or sixty years, anxious to put into ...