... FIbe Y FberUool fRlerElt, . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1826. COMMERCIAL EMBARnASSM1EXTS, &c.-AiAongst I the multiplicity of causes whicb have conspired to produce I the dismay and embarrassment now prevailing in the corn o mercial and trading circles, there is no doubt that much of h sile mischief, as we last week observed, may be traced to n that excess of confidence, or in other words, facility of ...

... ?? I t 5.11pevial paviianinit. HOUSE OF LORDS. T/urrrdely, 1'cb. 9. The rilarrljis of liansdowne inquired how far tie sug- gostions contained in tie report ol' thre comunissionits ap- pointn ld st year to cnqlnire into tile stnte of I relanild, lild becn ctirried ;nto elbect by his dae jesty's dilinisters ? 'l'b c .arl olf Liverpool replieli, thut tilc iirst recon . mnendatio' of' tile report ...

... .1t4irl) 4. - T? D-+ The Rev. Samuel Forster, D. D. Rector of Shotley, was lately instituted to the vicarage of Rushisere, near this town-patron, the Right lion. Earl of Btistol. On the 27th ult. Mr. Alfred Brook Barnes was admitted a Member ofthc Ro'sIl College of Surgeons. T1J1ATttE.-It was highly gratifying to us to oh. serve, that the appeal in our last journal to the be- nevolent feelings ...

... TRoe;t. HOUSE OF LO-RDS.-FRIDA'I. P M M YlO S were priesenltedi from -Middlebain anf \.eovtl ii, tigilist thle importation of 11%- rei~lp Leather. Lordi Kig- pre-ented a Petition4 from Leicester, lrt tall like i'it;01il i tilL' Coin LaNws. 'tlt URRENCY\(-tM.IAtJ SNToE BILL. I Ii a ?? II ipi'l,,,t'i~l te leasure of Nv-! thed (lii 't it,I l 1tit! lt i'or Hbie ftiouqc1) iti a in ?? ol e ;, ...

... PROM T-HE LONDON GAZETTE. 9ORE{GN OFFICE, JAN. 2P,. i l he King has been pleased to appoint i'ierd-. 1 su l (alIe the Duke of Wellington, Knighjit of the Must Noble Prder of the Garter, to bear his Msjest'; cegtatilatiois to the Emperor of It issia, on his lr.perial MajeSty5 acres sion to the throne. w HITt t, JAil'. A 21-. 'fhe Kieglhas been plcasedtono9istilte and appoint Lieu- ?? Sir 1 ...

... FROM OUR PRIVATE COIRRESPONDENT. I- I . i -1 , 'London, Februawy 24. The Foreign mails have not been numerous to-day, but the advices in general, especially from Rolland, are not of so-disastrous a characterias calculatedl tzpon ftom those previously received. la Holland money. continued un- usually scarce, and an. immenrse number of bills, upon some of thg most respectable houses, habd ben ...

... 'RESiYRy OF;GLASGOW. . ' _111 venesay, ?? meeting 01' Presiytery -was held- and ?? its butine busines&, it was stated itiat. Mr.Blak hadl been~ eiected--to 'the chapelof.Shettieston; and Thursday fortniggt was appointed for thieioderation -J call; IVlr. Leishmap, of GZvau, to preside on the occasion. A call fro'tlhe' Scoti- Cha.,oe1 of Ne*6astle.upon..Tyne, for John Lockhart, l,. A., to; be ...

... BRITISH CATHlOLiC A.SSOGIATIbla Yesterday as General Meeting of the Member, af this Asas. it I ciation was held at the Crown atnd Anchor, in the Strsnrd afor SI thle purpose- of coritidering the expediency Of petitioning P IrII. Linkimn to restore therm to ttheir civil rights and liberties. At one o'clock the ('7ommitree entered the roorri, and b y una- nimnous coinsent, Lot Id Arundel of ...

... J)mS-RESS IN YORKSHIIRI. A letter, fiontl a very respectable quartet, has been written ti:; wiek to rLord Milton aiid( I Mr. Wortley, tire Wi'ners f-r Yorkshire, tiepirting, in proper coloiurs, tile state of trade and public credit in tinis town, and soliciting tieir interposi- tiona ith the Miniqters of ibe Crown, btr some prompt. aud ethe'ir'li ix ao l. to lie nffor l to tile mreirchante ...

... : I I , . - :- . .. . . TO THlE EDITORt OF THLE LEEDS M5IERCUJV. 111,San Alnerson sigiiing t1ronscflo Ott b arei,,having Vz. atlishedi, in yoiur prltier,.a stuminrsey of 'ihe complaistaomost~frequently atmadei against'the Comncittee. of the~ Iiradford worlinmen, In' tho hope ig. a he say5s, that f119 Cornuitfee Sertr Vill rublish sucifean acrorint m.- of threir prorcedlings an sliali'be 5 ...

... On Thuradaq let, ia inxeitsng o6 1te 'tli hsoI I rt wif d, in the Vestry of She Paiabttsiii, ti-tit mti i'4ihe info W5uideri 'a refads ?? oft mete elsfltuicl~v nctshiojt *lf i7:lest ?? i~ow F. i 'Me UL js R eafn fllacnrssxenwuaa, t4he cinsier e~lsucshstNilleb, in ~tbe'6ji*. ' -..al t. call this metllngowing to ?? rmt lsd:soveiy, ?? I ?? beesn stolen ftem son e of the haurch yards In leeds, ...

... CI3tN~ g . r The Venerable Archdeacon of Cortrvyall WAa. appointed' the Rev. ?? D. Coleridge, L. L. B: Nicae of Kenwvun aind Kea, his offioial; or principal surroiate in the- said. Arch-.. .denconry-u'ice.the-Rleg. Dlr.Cardew resigencd.. . ''lhe .nSalDibrur# packel:, Grjshati ,arrived nt FPllmonllli on Sunday,tfrbam the Mediterranean;'sailed fromi Corfu. ]2th November, Malta 41th, Gibraltar ...