... LONDON, MlODAY, Fji2TRUARY 10, 183. Paris Papers of. Frilay liave i ?? I majesty's Speech, and the debates which arose on it ad, reached the Irench capital, and they are noticcd il thiese l'Paer; * but not a ,v~rd is said of Lord Liver- poool's condiemnation of Friace, and his defence of S;stiin. It is stated that ids Lordship rnade a very mo- derate speech, and Mr. lrouglhan a violent one ...

... Ul v. .U- 1;p, - THE PORTSMOUTh CAUSE. IfFBEEIASON'S lLT., Wednesday, 'Feb.12.cMr. ?? Pitinan was examined by Dir. TyxDAL. Hle sf t ated tiat he was a Su:rgeon residing nt Andover._ !C Wtitness bad attended thsepresent Earl, 'prcAssiorely, itiveitly years. His curiduct wea very singular at thnos, handws oft, idisrespectful. M'itncss sJW Lord Ports- miouth about ten weeks ago; he was in the ...

... :- - ,nrynn ,- 0 SATURDAY, Fn. ii8. At four o'clock the Speaker piceedcd to count the Hbusc, and their being only six Icmbers present, an adjournment took place till Monday. M.T7cucril, ed(ie Fs-uuurwii, 1823. Resolved, That this House will not receive any Pcti- tion for Private ?? alfter Friday the 21st of this inst. Resolved, That no Private Bill be read the first time after Monday the 24th ...

... LONDON, FRTID 4g FEBRUARY 14, 182. ore U ps- j The French Papers of Tucstlay state, that tb chtwo papers which inserted the version of thle speech of 2 :CS the Minister Viliele mirdc in a close Committee of th IDeputire, aind which represented him as declaring that a5 the Administration hadl incited the civil war in sp#.in, 11-axe about to be prosecuted. The journals in question are the ...

... HOUSE OV Ct IMAJONS. . WE'DN SDAXY, `Flxtxue'uAY 12'. ilr. CanmlilF arid ldlr. Herries took the oaths and their scats for slarwich. 'IThe Marriage Act Amendment Bill was ordered to be read a second time on Friday. ?4r. Alabcrly presented a Petition fromt Abingdon against the Insolvent Debtoris' Act. The Irish Yeomanry Bill was brought in, read a first i:t-n, and ordered to be read a second ...

... alo j?iltllvoalllo Vooto. ?? I -- V- 11. I C PPAnis, FEB. 1l. tit King, to the Address of the Chamber of De- cc TlIE following was thle rep~ly of the e T stie- I I receive with the greatest pleasure p1 ?? the Chamber of Deputies. I til shell be faithful to the engagements which ive con- w ill traed but ,I whteve may happni is from my inti- in S mate union with the ~legislative Chamnbers that ...

... [ERODI TIlr DUBLIN JOURNAL.] It was rumoured on Tuesday the 11th inst. that three gentlemen in the immediate service of his Ex. cellency were dismissed from their situations, on account of the part they took at a late convivial and political meeting in Miorrison's tavern. On inquiry we found this report confirmed. The Chamberlain, Sir Charles Vernon, Captain Stanhope, and Mr. St. George, have ...

... NUEhD HOUSE O MF COMINIO, J'RIDAY, Feb. 14. AGRICtITUiRAT, DISTRESS. dk N the lteport of the Committee of Supply being 1.X broughllt up, Sir T. LETIIBRIDGE alluded to that pars of' the Royal Speechl which had declared the Agricultiiral Interest to be the most important, with 8 vieV of expressing his regret that the senti- ment was not followed up by another paragraph, expressive of the ...

... LONDON, FEB. 21. In the House of Commons last night, Lord }t John Russell. moved that a Committee shouldI d, be appointed to obtain returns relating to the lo Charter and number of voters in each borough sending members to Parliament. The motion R was negatived by amnajority-of 128 to go. Mr. Broughain mentioned a report which had got R info circulation, that a fleet. had sailed from Brest ...

... LONDON, FL'B. 18. MULTUM IN PARVo.-His Majesty com- pletely recovered from indisposition, the weak- uess usual after gout only ?? small parties dined with the King in the course of last ?? of York continues to feel the effects of his long indisposition. I His Royal Highness rides out daily mn a close carriage- the medical men still in ?? of Glocester gave a grand dinner party yesterday Iat ...

... ~~XFOUP, Saturday, Feb. 22. Thursday, Feb. 20, lthe following Degrees were conferred:- a,51STERS or ARTS. William Wilkin Stephens, psq. St. Blaryball, Grand I Compounder. Rev. J. Gould, Blalliol college, Grand Compounder. Rev. ,James Thomas Rbiund,'FellowOf Ballil college Rev. Frederic' Winstanley, St. 'Alban Hall, Rev .Joshua Stratton, f Chapiains of New college. Rev. John Walker, BAcULI ...

... LONDON, ?? ?0 LONDON, FE-B. 120. The Paris Papers of Sunday last are chiefly occupied by the proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday. A Report was presente by the Commnittee of Petitions, which gave rise to discussions of great length, but altogether o local interest. The PapalNuncioat the Cour of Madrid arrived at Bayonne on the 7th. It is stated in a Marseilles paper' that a ...