... WEDSR8SDlAV. ?? PETIT1ON.-Mr. Djenison, in nres~nitnf thi SURREY PETITION.-Mr. Denison, in presniting thi ipetition complaining of the weight of tithes nnd taxes, ?? r praying for parliamentary reform, general retrcichtiient, &e. observed, that there was one point omitted which in lbisopi- nion might have been included with great propriety, and to which he attributed the present end former ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRE,1U3T 3BBTAIN AND IRE, LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FE7s. 28. n The House met at ten o'clock in the morning, and proceeded din appeals. Lord Dormer was introduced by Lord Redesdale and Lord > Colchester, there having been no introduction of a Peer of this s'title since the date of the Patent of Creation in 1615. The pre- r vious possessors of the title were all Roman ...

... TIHE MERCURY. Evr,>xy fresh arrival from the Continent tends to confirm the belief, that War is inevitable. Military preparat ons are unremittingly continued on both hide-: the l tenth Millistdos persist in asserting tile 31:xessity of invading Spain. and the Spanish Govern. nent fully expects, tat the mcnices of France will te cardied into execution. In this state of affairs, it is very ...

... .Ii.~V - - ~tll, den i iing EDINBURGHI in II- ?? er- &IT'URDA1yf.lARCH .co ne- b Ing- Paris papers have been received by express to the a' date of Monday last. T1hey contain a long discussion, oles which took place on that day, in the Chamber of Deputies, on the subject of the Spanish wvar; which to t be was opposed on very strong grounds, by-various mebinL J bcthers. It was strenuously ...

... LONDON. FEB. 28. In the House of Lords last night Lord Li- S verpool declared that the Govermuent enter- tained no intentionof repealing the Hop Duty. a The Annual Indemnity Bill, having been agreed to by both Houses of Parliament, re- d ceived the Royal Assent yesterday by Commis- a sion in the House of Lords. This is the very r, first Bill that has received the Royal Assent since Parliament ...

... AFEDNESDAY's & THURSDAY's POSTS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FEii. 24. AGIRICUI.TURAL JISTRESS. AR L SOMiERS presented the Petition J complaining ?? Distress, &c. agreed to at the Hereford County Meeting on the 17th ult. at which Meeting his Lordship presided, he having agreed to summon it pursuant to Requisition, after the High Sheriff had declined to call it. His Lord- ship said the agricultural ...

... In the Hous2 of Lords, on Monday, the Archbishop of Canterbury brought in a Bill to suspend, provisionally, all the embarrassing clauses of the New Marriage Act, so as to place the law upon the footing on which it stood be- fore the late Act passed, with the sole addition of the clause rendering marriages indissoluble. On recurring to the view of the Public Fi- nances, given in the Chancellor ...

... ?? EQUITABLE . ADJUSTMENT,}' THESE two words express the subject of the contest which has now actually begun between the land and labour; on the one side, and the jews and jobbers, on the other ?? petition of Mr.Tfoosoxpraysforan iequit- able adjustment of contracts; prays for that which has been more abused, than, perhaps, any thing that ever was proposed in this world. I will first insert ...

... PARIS PAP JOS 14 SPEECH oP VISCOUNST Scl CIAThEAIUBRIAND. MsfNTS- 1l it TER FOIL FO'REIGN AFFAIRS,1 flevh CHAMBER Or I he l)EPUTfES, Fxa. 25, 1823. r n. E I shall go through the series of objectldi&2lls lredy presehted from his tribune; they aie numerous as well'as difrrent: that I may p, hit iot embarrass mnyself Iin treating a sUbjet& of sudst wait sitefit, I to -haill arr nge them under ...

... E-DAY -PT - TIJESDATCS POST CONTINUBD- HOUSE OF CO1MMONS, FRIDAIy, Feb. 21. TN a Committee of Supply, Sir J. OSBORN .k moved for a vote of 25,1)01 seamen, which was an amount of 4,000 beyond the vote of last year.- This addition he considered necessary, on account of the disturbed state of the world, and particularly of the American colonies. It was also to be borne in usind, that 80,0001. for ...

... Jfrifat)) P:Git FI~UR DAY its lte Hirire of Lotrds, tht A rchbisfiop of T O (ANTEBrtry moved cilt tie tt'orii readring o [if tir B3th ;lodt eedrcr by hitirtilte pst r'r'irrrg dav, fttr roinrg awity 4 trrtam jilovririrts of tire late NMrtr'ia,,e .Airf. ILorid ?? that this Pill Weout direetlev to releai till lmthe clart,,'s of ?? lute. Act exrept .111o, ?? it wolltl al I :rrrt le lrr'vtsirrrs ...

... LONDON, FEE. 25. MULTU\X IN PARVo.-His Majesty returned to Brighton Saturday-Ministers held Cabinet Council on same ?? Ministers said to have failed in an attempt to get the Spanish Government to make concessions to procure peace, but to have succeeded in preventing an offensive and defensive alliance between Portu- gal and Spain-Lord Bentinck gone to Madrid' to make another effort-Mr. Jackson ...