... Bleb6 anb Oboerbationo. Fr RUSSIA. e As we do not admire the prevailing cuistomn of giving news in be. one part of our journal, which is contradicted in another part, M we shall say very little about the movements and intentions of Russia, for the simple reason, that we know very little of either. rio In this ignorance we participate, however, with writers wvho do g not on that account ...

... L:(JNDON,q WI N~SA VEIG past H 8pasf L cm s'C. M d The Drawing room to day at St. Janms'a has been oae of the rmost splendid and rjirntrus witnessed in tihi country. It was atteisded b, d persns of ale praried j t is d runoured in plhucal eitcles , and I .eliere Cortey .ha tihe Ditki d Wellington had jjrat 0;culty in gewiiig SiI Rolan Ferguslan preseeted, in consequence of the prejediees ...

... DOMYESTIC INTELLGENCE. De LONDON. th x xsn R, April 6.-Yestcrday aftemrocn, the King, F. :cornpanied by the distinguished personages forming the i oyal Household at Wl'indsor, paid a visit to the Castle. at 2arl and Countess Milountcharles, and Lord and Lady or -trrathavon, came in open poney plhutons; but his Ala- of etv asnd the lord SteWard occunietd a close travelling ~-:rriage. The King ...

... O--- F C O --1 ?? ?? - I LUJJ11UAdr UV' ULA5ttUtI. Immediately after the oat crop is ofil, I plough the land tj intended for them, and let it lie during the winter. In the tA spring of the year I clean and pulverize it well; 1 then put t three horses abreast in a plough, and plough it as dvep as we can, harrow it well, and make drills from 24 to 26 inchest wide; then put in very short well ...

... ENGLAND. Ar The weather has been generally favourable for the opera- tions of husbandry, and for forwarding the growth of all the Jal earth's productions. A few inclement days have checked Le the fruit blossoms, which were. previously in a state of the Ca utmost luxuriance, and retarded temporarily the progress of vegetation. Absorption of the superabundant moisture of Jal the autumn and earlv ...

... ASTRONO~iiCAT. INSTITUTION. Ito On Monday last, Lord Napier, presidentaccoptpanied by the U1 Secretary and the Treasurer, hail lie honour of' an interview a?: with his Roval Highness the Lard 1I igh Admiral, when they Pi submitted to him the mninutes of a very ntil erous meeting of' tit the proprietors, which was held in Fcbruary last ?? it was resolved to solicit his Royal Higl:oess to become ...

... - Constantinople, Feb. 25. The following is a copy of the firmnan of the 10th of ja- nuary 1828, for the expulsion of the Armenians of Angora from the capital ._ TO THE ARMEN!AN PATRI eRCIT. The Ravas of the Ottoman provinces have, fromn titte immemorial, been forbidden to leave their own country at their own pleasure, and to choose other places of abode, especially to cone in great numbers ...

... Wedniesilay having been appointerl for the Spring Shoke oJ Cattle, a- considerable nrnrmiber oi' very fine anirmals were bromight into Mav's .Mrrk-et-place in lhe mnoining. By twelve o'clock, there was a tiumerous assemblage of Noblemena and Gentlemen, members of the Society, many of whonl came from a great distance. -This was extremely satisFactory, as it manifested the interest they took io ...

... - LONDON, APRIL IS, 1828. WE refer to some extracts under our Foreign head, announti t formal assumption of authority by the new PRESIDENT of G t 'which ceremony was attended by salutes from the English Fro th' and Russian ships;, in the port of Egina, where the ceremony t I place.. We also learn by a letter from Zante, extracted by the Freed papers from the Austrian Observer, that Sir ...

... loootocrivt* FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZEVTT. YOe thi fatl AR-0FFICE, ApriL24.1 i61iL Foot, El Brevet Liellt..CColonel Henry Bird to be CC 1 Ljent..Colofltl, without purchase; Brevet 11.1 aor Thomas Derenzy Turner to be Al a-re jor. vice Bird.-26th ditto, Major Charles Stuart Cap to bel to be Lieut..Coloonel, %without purehase; Captain T W~m. James to be Mlajor, vice Camp~bell-491h ditto, it m1ajor ...

... x Ieep r ' I HOUESK) LOFIORDS ?? MiO~bAY, ?? 011-The DIAke of WeRMO~iftf lialdoihe oawov'efor certaen ptap~rs to bcelaittbetoie- their L.ordsahips, with a nvew or- showing their: Lord.- Whill tha operatioti of the Act 6t last Session, witfih tes.. .. btth~ric6ns6nipttonl of corn. In doing th ibi -~o~akngtlslaLordships' aw itt of the opieration of ihg ct o loo iesion-it ?? HSi. ttentron to eX- ...

... HOUSE OF COMTI)ONS. nA.!flAV 4 -v, 9T.I A PScat number of RJONDAY, A 'uTuL 21.1 A great numberof pc. i 'itQns were presented tgainist the 'Bill for the $egula. I ot of Frieiidly 8ocicties. I Mr. B~irs~e .Uartin presented a petition front tite 'Trnlstees of a Tnjnitikr.road at Portsea, ))raying the Mouse to manle new regulations for pa ssing Turnpilp r Mlr;. Peel presented a petition ftro;n thc ...