... MONTHLY: AGR;CUt TURAL REPORT. ThIe trifling frofis which have nitherto taken place have-no't giv'ein the le'aff. check to the young vwheats in either the early or: tile late ?? crop, tboth 'ofwhich in- general, apaetr extreintely promicag for t he feafon, The great ?? and ?? peneri&&df the veather during the vhole joifthe niontji :has conttiboted to keep .thecattle ilock lone-er olit of ...

... LO N DO ?? _ I Se-veo:a lett--is ccciv c~i E,; 'e -u -7 maii s-ate, that an en!?arr ! s ' ; the Russian ?? a 3 b - as rigid as tiZ x ci l rance-neitnoinness t ! the ships orianv uatiel Taa f 11 con pci~e co-oflcratioC in tne ;W3 So itsulute is ti' 1usd G C -i pose upon thl sr.5'.jt . th. SL ?? has been supersxid cud 1 n! u11d; ' secucnee of.a suma i facilities al0c 3 ; Ems counltVY . Privare, ...

... - WiAR-a)FFICE-Sepa.- 24. ixo . 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-C-ornlet .Thmas Comber to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Hall, appoint- cd to the 2d life guards. 6th Ditto-W'%'illiam Huifh to be Cornzt, by purharfe' vice lMoriarti. if' Regiment of Dragoons-Lieutcnant P .C. Windforr from the 32d foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cole, who cx- changes. ,d Ditto-Lieutenant R. H. Sitwell to be. ...

... His Majefty's fhip Audacious, January 18. 09.- I The irreparable lors that had been fuffaibed by the fall a of thle Citinmander of the forces, and the fevere wound tl which has remived Sir David Baird from his Pation, bl renders it the duty of ?? I-lope to con- g-atulate the armv upon the ?? refult of tle adion e of the 16th. Ont no oct-afton has the uudaunted valour of itifh troops ever been ...

... PAIZ-'ATS-CO2RRA8POND c. - K -Jj!f . : - , ; .X- VLopidon, Apl 9 6 1,aft'7 3. M. s The' ;ssecju'ent. detail was cmniunicatid :to me, e; ' bv an offiers, 'ho .assisted in pp~rehendiig Sit Francis. .p Bdurdlt. The- *6h of'the ?? soon 1,F afe theusua.l 'our of bretsfat, when. ?? ap- : peared. ii Oerfect compsparae,. :aswid ?? by .his wife. an i family ',Duung,rb kfal a ladddr-as'-, h ...

... jyROM:I TlHtx LONDON GAZErTr-£.Jl i ADMI1RA1,TY-ObltTCE-Feb. 6. isaz. FStr jt of a I.etter from I WILLv V ILiAMt B3A71N- put' u , fq. Captain ofs his Ma3jeity's Ihip Cunilherland, .s ant Sen ior Officer, for thlc tinc being, olf hi- rvlaj- bhe ' Ity s 11iLes and vtfifcis at Jamaica, to EVAN NErziN, l:1ti. Ited at Port Royal, teC Iith of Odtober I 80o. S f4M. I3RILLIANT little exploit was ...

... kluuaz Ur %t.J4VV1yUNb. l A Member having moved the third reading of I a Bill, who had not interfered in its prece~ding l stages, and the Member who had promoted it through.its various gradations, having'signified that it was not his intention to move the third reading, it became a question if this were a fit I .and regular interposition. The SPEAKER observed,.that it-had invariably been the ...

... PrIuVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-May SO. Lord SIDMOUTY-ra complained of a grofs mifreprefen. tation of his fpeech on the Catholic queffion, given in one of the daily papers, (the Brityb Prejr.) He had been made to fay, that the only way to preferve Pro- teftantifm in Ireland, was to perfecute the Catholics. He had never either entertained or expreffed fuch a fen- timent. He did not mean ...

... , RLi ft, ?? Yeiterda.a y nium~roij'meeting of the fire'h of Berkshir. was held iat. t«e T n Hall.: in .Read - : ing. to -coisider. of the condutt of th House -ff toCo- on tsle ie' o ex auwd Sir F./ Burdett;' Parlnxentw Rform,. &c. ? T he High ShrI ePxtva. ?? b ?? n the :qL th'e business o the 5Me 'ng Aeqeui. sh nl sion. He' then- readMe- letter froin- Hon. C. o in liunas: ,one ...

... RT A L RE& QNdE2V F- vel 0 : London, January 09. A pafc 7i;!e. M. HOUSE OF LORDS-fan. 29. 's:,the order of the day for voiing tliaicso ?? tda'm. .1 of &'e &ther-inawU of Lord ?? lgrave'. 'Some c dve r , tzoil toalc place upon 'the fubject of theigerneal'ordess' .'14e~tlto biy Lord*'LiarerponI, in his .fpeecht on ki~lay ,.t lag which ...

... - I 1. . xt .: - 1 I. The herring fishery at Yai'nouth having been te more productive the last season, th'at evei known at any form.6r period, the following account''f the mode in which the said fishery is earried on Ii may not be unacceptable to our readers. The Sal number of boats sent to Yarmouth from the York. W shire coast, was 40, viz. 15 from Staiths-5 from rat Runswick-5 from Robin ...

... PRIYATTE CORRESPONDENCE. I London, Feb. 25, ' past 7. P. M. Letters were this morning received from Corunnar to the date of the 16th inst. bringing an account of t a smart action between Porlier and a French detach- t ment of the corps of Bonnet, when the latter were se defeated, witli the loss of many l;ilied and wounded, Cs and 20S prisoners. It took place near Ribadeo. At Oviedo the ...