... condition the lands were in, plentiful andi 'bsldandt crops may be expedled. From the late frequent frosty mornings and cold north easter- ly winds; the fruits-trees, both wall and standards, in exposed situations, have suffered much; and the smaller berry-fruit ...

... Such -has been the general increase -of the ilt lerwoollen. trade of this country, in the.space of fry ourtt yearstat the Easter returns to the o ars Justices tat .Rontefrad, of the quantity of the A rn- maanuffi ture in the.,iidirg ?? in.which Is. it ...

... House of Commons. *o* Mr. Benjamin Pullan, B. A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge, son to Mr. Pillan' of this place, was ol Wednesday rise'lnight elected a Fellow of that Society. e; Isaac Leathani, Esq. of Barton-le-Street, near Mal- ton' is appoiited ani Honorary ...

... sounds otbers as' rotten'sdust, Iying in a variety of direitions, have been met 'vith. -'The above circumstances have-given rise to a variety' of spe&da.. tions as to the probability of'the wlhole.of that imrnense rnburd, being the produdhion of art. ...

... Reniies, its ro Britany ;at whicb latter lolace, it was i ott le ails ialst, aI kenown, that thle allies had ent~ered Paris. Oit Easter . Suitday, lie 10th I ites. hal inhuabsitants of that Part of al France, anid thle Enghi..h prisotners, were issformned of ...

... RioipidoAloor- holise ion for thle night, nit a quarter utile distaw ' tle agsai fell wiltin a few yards cttle posIl, eotilo rise non ore, 2id scotl becane iajsensiibli In this stat lie -s ESrpc-sed to eli tie thorrots of thie nighit, till 'trenl o'clock ...

... for thre generous support they riceined in thle late Lottery. for- whirls they ivnre 'Contractors, and respetfurrllyr inbrmn rise p)ublih tli-rt 'I'fckets and Shares Ihe a New Lottery, tile drawinin of whi ch coinosences on the, tiethi of May, are n1ow ...

... same extremity of esrs a lie never again occur! fmauemy lie' The Budg~et is no' to be brought forwai'd until after re the Easter holidays. Fromt Mr. easnar' ttemnt fit l iie ppears, that by the; operksiong of the Sinking, Fesid, there se had been a reduction ...

... quarters, he felt the propriety of postponing his intended proposition with respect to the Duty upon Coals until after the Easter Recess. Mr. Biln g presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of the pa} iris of St. George, iliddleses, praying for an alteration ...

... Chariton :Lundon: Iltill'Packet. Giern rBiull: Now- castle Tr ader, Easter. Ynrmiouth, ;uoots. Perennifi., Sawdeil Bridbiaitoui: Douglas, W Iletr, Biasri?, oraI ke4 gswps ma~te- I :riseds. iSIdydosie,, ~iitch'i l'fitbouth: COimwc u' 'v nis!' ?? :mosuth, ...

... abreast, whichi gave rise to consi- i dernile airns thiroughotut the toiwni. No violence was, how- over, ofered, atid at ?? o'clock, the whole liaving returned to the barrack, confi.letsc seas restmr'd, toid all wss tranquil.- C/easter Papawr. P¶X.1Gtrveous ...

... AfNording Se tl~e gencral cataloguc of the Easier Fair, thle number of wo'rks there offerod for sale was 52,and that in the last Easter Fair wa,, 2907 :the nomber of publishers who I ave sent their publications to this fair was 592 ; ti thle IMNs falir, '1.1 ...