... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... UULE St .Ai `1 KA.IE63 . The piracy of the Greeks, according to the Austrian ii- server of thc 2711r ultimo, seems to have considsrablv di- atinished in tie months of November, 1)ecenibar, and Ja- nuary; and a pttblic marhlet which harl bcon establishecd by the pirates at Syra, has been checked, if not wholly pie t down. The foll, rving partictilays resprcting the ?? ?? mnay be inucrr sting to ...

... - 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 ...

... TI ARI ,; Nathaniel Burton is appointedi to Sitr l Gaor ?? of Canada. ed Ilr-al ichrc he duties of Lieu- rraloeg Period dsirc '11cc .isfor a t 'ner the rnost satisfaictory. S.r I -eriO l\VNrreI will succeed Lieutenant-Co- tttC1: ?? QjartertOstcr-General of the I ?? ps trct Englan.d. Licutenant-Colonlel Ward Cores g0 ,innerom Trinidad state that 76 of the 1st t ,C5ol W'rlajor Wetherell of the ...

... D Ca~e;Sa c~rurp. EDIN BURGMH OiNo D.x-f APFRIL 21. Dispatceis from St PetcrsbuTgh have been received by pririce Lieven, which are said to announce that the Russian any has crossed the Teuth; and as this is just whlat every btavexpected, nobody doubts the truth of the report. But i: is not in the present as in a great variety of other cases- ,e n5'eot pas iei le preaier peas oui conite: it is ...

... The Merchant Company of this city, on Monday last, unanimously approved, of a petition on this subject, to the Postmaster-General, prepared by a Select Committee,' and submittedito the Company by the Master and Assistants. The Master was autharised to siign and for ard it forthwith, -and at the same time to, transmit copies of it. to the Right Honourable Lord -Melville, and. the members for ...

... 1. AGRICZt'TU tPt. This month, which has been pecuili-r for 'aricev nad re- sr tremity of weather, has closed in a cold drou;ght. Upin thc .I w hole, it has been favourable for ti.e impor t otrea-tio.. incident to it * and oats and beanis have been lai! beneath the clod under promising circumstances; this s rt of work irt may be stated as finished, or ?? sm. Some sipots of bar - ley have bcn ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-ArmLO2L The Duke of GORDON presented a petition from the th subscribing landowners of Aberldecni against tec importation - of foreign corn. ca The Earl of CARNA RVON presented a petition from C Mr Isaac Goldamid, of Dulwlich. in the couinty ot' Surrey, a ta gentleman of the Jetish perascc, don, coruin ilainig of the in- troduction of the words on on the il ih of ;! C hc ist n,' ...

... - Caltbonian ;fflmurv.. EDINBURGH. ATONDAY 14iPRIL 7. A rsmoir has been circulated, on the faith of a letter from Germany, that Ibriahim Pacha has received orders from the Porte to suspend for three months hostilities against the t Greeks, and that, through the intervention of the Austrian rod Pressian Ambassadors, the Sultan has teen induced to concede all the demands of Russia, with the ...

... lI GM-U I:. Ioy]S MARINE, 1£1V'e MAr'S' I - . ?? I. . ?? ;, ~ ,~ e , ' i 1.tstiifltis, :?ioi. .Airlachlh- ,t inlltsir 11 tile i'c't, Vro ta Alexandria, writeS fiomn ('egltat i, `ndIr- bte ,t the bria o ,;I? stant, that hie had been in Pr I ,lo I t1e ?? t Iari, aold cOU 110110(1 b5p thle Fltelcih I there, t;tr vine Altrin Cordirs were crU Siilt routn tilet. iianil of Sur- dinlia. ...