... F'RIENCH PAPERS. [Fno 11 TE PIltOIE OF IV EDNEtDA', IFI.. S.] PAR I, Fii. I.-tWe Ieann from Bitlii, th at the lnk Ing- ho(Ise of tienecke, Brothers. had j ust stoppeu payinent. 'his event, it is s ,id, has eauased ad extraiordinary sensatiOn. The news fro Greece continues to be more and more satis f~letory. The dete;t tile u'lrks and Egyptians liefore Nliuo- lougagli, tile tva.l victory of ...

... IAI2)ERIIAL PARLIAMEN IT T or . G ;tItAT BRJ;IT 1''AI5N AN11D IREt}:lA ND. HOUSE OF L0l{D8.-FE1lARV~Y 6. The namres of their Lordsliipq irere .'alled over to form the ballot for selectinig their L'irdbhips to attend and( hear thle Scotch Appeals. Several of their Lilrdshipa were excused on account of agte. acid souse otn account of ieing engaged abiroad in hi.4 Nlajesty's service, and amongli ...

... (ruoM TNE TYNE I O 1. I NORTHUNABERL &ND COUNTY ELI' We sterted in) our t last trat Lord 1'liaW tandil the H nT.H. Liddell, had '_ -Is tott Of Ear Grey, t s'fll(e acanicy in 01tt Irepes'eniatioln in it.!is Cony ci. sionetd by the deathl of Air. LraridlIinni. Ol S turdly, nOrljc.a larst aninthner, candtidante appeared, ini the person 01 M~ttliew Bell,' F EFq. of Woolsirigtoti, and this had ...

... i STHE ,MORVNIVG CHROJNICLE. L R NUR D 1 N 2. sAirURDdY, FEBRUJRY It, 1826. DISSOLUTION O1 PARLIAMENT.-The report that Parliament will be dissolved before the Easter holidays, receives confirmation from the unusual circumstance of Ministers announcing that before the CHIANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQUER'S Resolutions have been agreed on, by the House of Commons, the Bill founded on them is to be ...

... I ST, OLAVE;S, HART'-STREET. Yesterdlay af Ieetinz of the Inhabiltants of the r'ai-h of St. Ofave's, It ar1-t. sre et, wi1 I. ele d iii %'cstr y, Ir orte purpose oft co, IHiieri If 9the d Taught ot thle Petitfion til ParlIiament, w I iIh it I% po re solIved it t Ihe latoot eeting Sshould be trawn n tp by the 'r'ithe Coloinitteo. Dr,. OWEN took the Chai,. as fit the form 'r Itet-ting. ,f Mtr. ...

... TSHeE JIOI AWIN CHRllONIt'CLE. I LON DON: 7'UESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1826. Mr. MIABERLY brought before thle [louse last night .au1 the Revolutions in Property, caused by the constant in. terference of' Government with the MNoney M1arket. By inundating the market with Exchequer hills at one time, W and suddenly %withdrawing a large amount it another, tile they lowered and raised pr-ices at ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE ofSaturdaay, Ferb IL I DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY- Frs. 7.-RICHARI) HORNE, of No. 47, Holbr2nlhi! anid afNo, 18, tt A igetn-plaeo, Bristol, ohoemaker, that he i5 if) ISOlft v iesil istances. and unab~le to meet his enga,iitem, ,i-th hisi creditor'. Ftsn. 8.-HENRY woolCO~mE, la e foeit-gate, West-ham, formerly of Dtnke-street, Aldyate. t,~ elr thlt he0 i' in insolvent ...

... rFROiM TrHE ElT0LE, FEB. 21.] b TI'AGANROGs, JAN.11.-Yestcrday tIhe funeral precession Whictl is to crouivythc miortal reiltailisof the euperor ALJXAV- DEAL to St. Petersburrh, left this town. After Divine Service, which was performed by the Bishop ef Ekateriurioslow, it set out froin tihe Clhitrch at eight in the morning. Ihe proceastsi c Uas led by the Deputies of Taganrog, Itostatf anid ...

... l i trot the LONIY)sN GAZE'rTEof Tuiesday, JaM. 31.1 At the Court itt Wi ii (isor~, ItIhe Nlo h of Jantuary, IS '6, preerit the KInIIg'sI Mitst Faci lent Mliie~t) it) l'ouelil, S IIIt IFi FS aoI politil IIe Ilii* Majesty isntounlci I. fort Ithe Year 1826.1 lisiwo Roii,o i S P-il-hert EIottM, ift Oiidiietou, E~q. H ic t~ii II i t i; -G;o rge Itirili 0 i,:i I ie'Ieii Piirh, tiaq. CA. ti iiAND Ht ...

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... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF CONDION.S.-ER 8. II id The House received several Reports snd Petitions relative to can.- Lord HUTH-AM presented a Petition frorir the Town of stl Lectiniste.r, against the Slaive Trade. Smali Lord J1. FlTZ Uiy Presentodl a, similar Petition from the rium- Town of WVood bridge. pn- Mr. DICKINSON presented a Petition from. -., in ...

... 1iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF, 6i,jj. X l BRTINRt.S AND IRELAXND. lfT~LOF L0)RDS.-IFEBRUARiY 17. of I. l\'0~l( I Lrinuvedf for an Account of tile i - B i St!nil, (Usrltrirlmnlrigh those whirl were Tidl and I ' it,,- the nuatruhrr of J'i rtn ers in those riot 1lii Ut oti'iii wa s shortl i ~ fterIva rds presented at -Ithe Ii ''0 :it' bvr. Crav~fir'd, fro n the Treasury. (, \1' 'A\ I.SILK 'fRAI)E 11(I ...