... HO us- ., OF LI'ORDS-F--- 2~ H°-A v G- ?? U 2i v~ tit L(>M1tu7>-razz IN¶r Brogden omn bogtn the '-xhe°v e And oihers from the Comofns h boill thte .dr bills bill, the Irish Court ?? h bll 5' * ivc duties emeodment bill, and the transfer aids ;ich were rerd a fiIA time. Pe marriage Pct amendment bill us committed, ard C Aeered to be reported tomorrOw-Adjourlnd. __.s r ox I ...

... I PB London, Feb. 27.. b A letter froan Paris of Wednesday states that dis- S patches hald been received by the French Ministry h from M. Hyde de Neuville, the Ambassador to Lis- p bon, dated the 16th current, and announcing that he il had obtained the consent of die Portuguese Govern- tI ment for the re-exportation of French merchandise ri since 1819, the sale of which had been ordered some ...

... HlOUSE OF (cOMiiMONS-FEL r23. ?? ?? 1A OANl. AUrrAN LOAN. sr The report on the Austrian Loan agreement was rad and On the second rcaolutiton being put,hicovtonha ape Mr HUME rose, and repeatedhicoitinha.ape loss of L.90,000 had l'een incurred feotf the way in vi hich -tI the payment of the money had beer aae.wt Mr, tERRIES solid that the Honourable Gentleman minl semdresolved not to ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY, Fr BRUARY 27, 1824w ?? of - - he The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday fs lid are received, but they contain nothing important. . 0 . Dutch Papersto the 25th inst. arriyevd last t al night.- They have brought intelligence from Odessa to & the beginning of the present mofifh, statipig-thit Loid re Strangford had received instructiomn from .Eng' land to h continue the ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE *LIST-Feb. 124. asg 'A ;NA E. (>and EyHIBITION ?? OF TerE TE SIR HENR.Y IRAEBURN'S PICTURES. rE IE BITION willhe opeed at S2. YdMncon o i l ~ l n r d a y t h e d M a c h .R o t illSY Aldmitt~alce SS. And in the 1 ftti ma etlen sd S anld ?? l from. se en till ten, '4liittInCT 3'h reasoi inclulilg day and evening Exhi- =, STLAiND FOR P.RPAGATING 5OCIrTY CTIII ISC'IAN KNOVLED)GE. - ...

... LON DON, If RDXESD.I ?? FFBRUTRY 2j, 1824. nd. 'lie ?? Ijoceedhigs onl Monday ore hiigit, is of such a naturc Ias to engre'5 all the interctsa of the t.O last days. Thc Chancellor of the EXClic. ure Iouer's statcienn-tof the Financial contce.ns of tbeycar, the 6r what is callcd tlie Budget, is armost gr.atiying vaS display of the wealth, tle lumee, aml the prosperity of tn a the ?? no chaci ...

... I I I-- ?2% rt wootor 01+, dl? ?? . I~SATLreDArS LOhDO.V GAZETTE. S W-MiTVHALIJ., IFEB. 2il, 11.24. f iE Kinig lt:s been pleased to appohit 7 ire Gener Sir John Oemdd., a Knight b (iranti Cross of the Order ot' ihe lBa9h;-Also, a -to appeiet Geo, Colinan, 'sl. Examiner of I all'lays, Mni every other lintertainenuent of the Stage. C .llIis Royal Highness the Duice of Clarence has beer. a ...

... fHOUSE OF L.ORDS-APPEAT.5S EL-LIOCr . POTT. This cause was ordered by the Houqc of Lords to be f heard on Friday, in consequence or itc connection with the Queensberry cautee- Mr Adam and Mir Brougham. o,. the part of Sir WillitIm Eilliot5 ?? the ca-e. ,Mr War. a ren and Mr Wigham, fur the teaant, stated that this was L the strongest case of bo1ajifide possession that c,,ult oDecor. a Here ...

... CaIacoai ¢ urp. EDINBURGH. MOANDAr-MlAicnu ). Mr Abercromby's motion respecting the representa - tion of the city of Edinburgh, which was brought under the consideration of the House of Commons on Thursday night, was negatived by a majority of 9.9 to 75. The chief ground of opposition seemed to be, that it was ini fact a motion for parliamentary reform in general; that it was bringing forward ...

... THE MOR:ING CHRONICLE. d. MONDA4y, MAC , 84 LIt was generally reported Yeeterday, that Lord REDRSDALE, L ord GIFFORD, Sir WILLIAMI GRANT, and Mr. BELL, are to be 'nthe Comamissioners to investigate the abuses in the Court of le Chancery. The appointmentofthe tvo latter individuals would giveumivcrsal satisfaction, providedteheysvooldundertake indus- - Striously to sift a~lmatters complained of ...

... MONDAY. Fnser. 23. A great many Petitions were pczese~nted praying for ?? of the Coluis. ?? Gascoyne pre- it'nted a Petition from the. T..nners, Curriers, &c. Of' Liperptool, for tie cet~oitjntoatee cf the Leather Tax: they state,. that the pi'htic had no benelit fronterthat part of tile Lc,ather Tax Which had Lean taken off; bitt the whole advantage of ilis re'ilttcti had gone inot thle ...

... ,SW~ITZE1IALAN77.. * ihe Frankfort papers econt-ain the foliovving import- at docurments respecting the ivecelt measures adopted Bwitzerland, with regakid to the ?? of foreign- ers troin the Swiss territory. The letter of the Kinlg of France and the ordinance appeared officially i1ttte Gazette of Soleure:- lEClrtEE. 1. Every foreinner shall, within ?? hours after his arr,vai in the canton, ...