... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OT FN G.RLA7 B11ITA,21V .AVD IRtELJUMP HOUSE OF LORDS.-Fits.27. Thie House met at ten o'clock in the morning, and proceeded in Appeals. *Tile E7.arl BATIIURST presented Petitions from the Coun- ties of I lamipshire and [iertlordshire, and from the City of Qne- bec, in British North America, coniplaining of agriculturaldis- tress. The Petitions front the two Counties were ...

... A Meeting of the Landholders and Farmers wsas yesterday held at thc Shire I Jal), in consequence ofite foillowin Iteqisi- tion having beenipresenited to the High Sheriff (J. TimpeonEs ' We, the undersigned, request that you will please to call a Meeting of the Ow'ners and Occupiers of Land in the County of Ilerte, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of Petitioning ...

... IPOSSESSIONS -IN THlE MLD I TRRAAvis \ To THE EDITOR oF TnLE 1IORNING CHlRONICTLF SliIt, ;\lika, Dec. 4, lS21. Considerable interest has latel- been excited, aid sae prtipr:il f the public attention atracted both in l'arlianaent and out .I i to the state of our Mediterraniear Posse-sions. With the t intenrioni, the li'-nisbers of' the I louse of Ciommons who iht called for inquiry otn thik ...

... PARIS PA4PBERS. The Paris Journals of Friday and Saturday have been received. The Courier Frangais of Friday says- We learn that on Wednesday a courier brought the intelligence of the rejection of the Russian ultimatum. The dispatches with which he was charged, announce that the answer of the Porte is given in une- *uivocai terms. PArtS, FEe. 8.-A Deputation of the Chamber of Deputies, at ...

... K -A- - I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, OF GREAT' 1TRUTAIN AND IRELAND. H-OU~tI or LOR~DS, Ft.ins. The Rleturns of the Election of two IRepresentative Peers for n Ireland, in the roomi of thle flte ?? of Londlonderry ?? Lord Tyraivley, wvere, presented front the Irish H-atiaper Office. AGRIIC'ULTUIMLI DlSTiuRSii, Lord DACRIE wished to he informned, whether tile Noblte I Earl opposte inteilded to give ...

... WvESTnIINSTER MEETIAG. PARLIAMENTARY lipl.Foli~lflDISTffESSLD STATE OF THE COUNpTY. A 'Meeting of the ffousi'hrrde'rr 0f Wcatraimtlter NviYJ yoicterdlay coinverred by tile High flailiff; p ?? to a Requisittortprest-irt- ud to hint, for thle ~u rpose of tak ing jillt 0COO ft Ic at irrt tire H;i tresses of thet Cou trOrY, rod rho prop rietyr f ?? I'Vtiri 'ft to i'arliamlrott, prayinrg for a full ...

... We extract the following instances of ontrage in the county of Limerick fron the papers received yesterday. [r Ril THE l.talieclcI itltsONIClItc.I' O SAttURlDAY] A letter from Newcastle, received at our office this morniing, states the following alarming partietlars- Newcastle, Friday Mlorniog, Feh. S. Gentlemer,-l beg to inform n ,you, that the hou'a o:f da'nr Sullivan, near this tovwni, ...

... TwVo papers have within these few days been printed by order of the Ilcuse of Commons, wvhlich n5ore than any tlisig which |has hitherto appeared Prove the rapid advance of thie country to I'ruin-inevitable esin if the course pursued be permitted. i These Papers and the Annual Fninasice Accounts for the year 18t9 sheaw that from the 5tI Jan. 11i19, to tie 5th Jan. 1822, the public UrlEsnEEMEDl ...

... MfR. HUME. On Wednesday, ithe 123d January, pursuant to advertisement, a a Isleetitg was held in the Large Room of the York Hotel ,WXil. lianison-squsre, Liverpool, for the purpose of considleritng of the propriety ?? thsanking Mr. flune for his important public ser- vices, and of expressing the sentiments of the inhabitants noi tile subject of economty tottd retrenchment in the public ...

... DIPELIALI. PARLI.AmENTr or GREIT7' BRI7NV AsNVD IRELAND. 'IOUSE OF LOlDS, It Fir-. 5. ()PI XIN( (NIF 'I IF SSST(ON. The doors of tihct Howe wvere opened yesterday, at twelve o clock, and sioon afterowards the Peers' benches were filled by an untusualy spleudid assemblage ;-f Ladies. The wlole of the ar- xarigemeot wits under the management of Lord (fwydyr, thit! Lord Great Chamherlaiti, andi ...

... IREkLA ND. [(lOO rItE THE COnr ?? OF SATURiDAY LASt.] COUNTY OF CORK. Il this immediate vicitity there has been no act ofoutragecom- mnitted since our last, but through the activity of Capt. White, attended by a party of cavalry, several stand of arms were dis- covered yesterday it, the neighibotithood of lBlarney, brought its and safely deposited. We have :;ot heard either of any hcw outrages ...

... PARIS, JANS. 24. I agree with you in yoir fliti Position-the French are certain ly a theatrical people, and the Government has wisely availed ct- self of this propensity in eoibining theiramusemenits with cha- riy, as a portion of their receipts are eet aside for the puslic lisI pitais, -hich, thus annually appropriate a very considerable reve- slue. An Englislinati is sometimes startled at ...