... - LILYYDS LIST, ARVIA ?? - JiAu 1sVi tie 1, kVA Ars't r I. (Continued frsm our last.) t Wells, March 3.-The Rled )rest, of Sunderland, Wijson, came onl shore here lastnight durireg a h'eavy gale at'NNE. with.losa o'f anchors and cables, but ?? etpected will be got oif. Asleop sunk ?? 1stere this snorning- at hi ?? clock; and it is flareif the crew drowned. A longer, and sltronger c ae has not ...

... I N. _pl. (Feeor tie ?? e de France.) T0 tlhe tinee enrtv~ wiueh the Boy..l ?? At Nvir' tbe *reb ls itl the neri,1 bal:rh ooud of ?? i - he lntuvr IStnn euconrderahie 1oss> and Gen. )hDionnel bad thc opprtunity of experier zing m 11the *tIdeity o' ~his troripli lyhi;e bravery augured ?? lbst sucee!s for his A' ...

... C'OURT MARIIAL. rThonve-G arde, i th Jaytuatry, 1820. -At a Genetol, Court-MartiAl held at Plymouth I oik oui Lb e-Deeeuiber.141J:6 adrid continued hyadjourninetits until the ot' the.same motith, Brevet Ideiaenaut-Colpanel MAexander Hog, Major |ia the 53th, or Westmorland .Regniciit of Foot, I was arraigned upon the undlermentioned charge, Viz: F-Fr heing Drunk on Durty'when tinder Arms ...

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... THE LATE-KING. 0 ~~~Ttii LAI &-AUati. The numerous anecdotes respecting thig roal PeOsonage hith have appeared S4ince his death, all combine to give us a most favosurable impression of the good heartedness anid kind feelings of this worthy |annn. There wdS one exception to this in the ac- Icaunt of the modle in which his .lajesty sti nced to Lord 13atemini his diq mthsai~frcm office, implying, ...

... NEW PARLIANIENT. ATEMI1RE.S ItfTUOlN ED. TTnt-lirph-PRiaht Hovi. William ,Dunas. o:irkrnciltvr-i,;irtl \. y Jo 3 C'rsp Esq.. lIt\ hos 4Asn.ti .rt 1j ' Cotr;E~i>ird Ancaram, Grear S:. Vir Arsn. )Sir J Nicholli.1. Buxton, Esq. ,M)mn ?? ihnlsteY Wailj.iIf ru- NS t.e ii Flu Fe..Eq G. J. Roherts, Eag. , eterbireu! ?? R. Hern Yn.alies ',Larleit, Esq. RV'iods;>r-.J hii 4a, ~h'ttoni Esq., Sir II ...

... SIO.ZA, ,VI1CT 3 I . . The news fronm Spain iiwrely confirm the former J |accounts of Iliego haviiig, taken possession of Malaga, and ?? proce edcd for Granada. It is said that O'Dop1icl1 had enlgageld hirn successtlly three :inec; but, if tbat hial' been the case, lhe would ?? have 1een able to prevent him from taking whatever couise he chose; ?? wished to con- tinue his march noalhward, ausd ...

... LONDONT. From the Paris Journals we learn that on Tues- day the Chamber of l)eputies resumed the discussion of the law authorisiung arbitrary inprisonraent. The Couznt Sinicon, Minister of the Interior, spoke at great length in recommnendation of the proposel law. The argument which he principally urged was the sympathy which was too generally professed for the principles that inspiretl the ...

... UN[I'ED STATES. The public attention in the United States has of late been very much directed to the disgraceful and detestable evils of slavery. The Missouri question, which still remained under discussion in the House of Representatives, had been determined in the Se- nate. The National Intelligencer infbrms us, that that body has decided, by a vote of nearly two to one, that the Congress ...

... (From the Edinburgh Weekly Journal of the 8th. On Friday, a party of Colonel Northcote's regiment, with some of the 7th hussars, having been sent on duty to assist the civil officers in a search for arms and delinquents, were followed stationed at Glasgow, with some of the 7th hussars, having been sent on duty to assist the civil officers in a search after arms or delinquents, were ...

... RIBBON SYSI'EM IN IRELAND. ,1 - -wr r1-r . . ,. ?? (Frow tlie Dieblia Jourflli qf Fr'idae J The County of Kilkenny is considered, generally, one of the most tranqzil districts of Ireland, but .Ribh/onisan has suddenly burst fbrthi in its centre. Within two miles of the city of Kilkenny, the house of a respectable frirmer, namied. Kelly, on tdic estate of' Kilfeara, was attacked, on Monday ...

... - qthe initelligen6e from Spain, tacording to the Frehch Journals, astumes a serious character. EThe following is an abstract of their ?? MAo- niteur states, on the authority of letters from M~ad- rid, that the Iiisurgent furccs before Cadiz, had ta- ken a fort, erected in fronA of La Cortatitra, to defenit the approaches; and that the Court intenfds to super- selle some of the Chiefs ...