... 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 ...

... till HOUSE OF LORDS.-FBRUARY 24. wh ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Cl The Earl of SHAFT'ESBURY presentetd at Petition from thetw Inhabitants of Kingslarit, Hereford, and its vicinity, praying S',, for the Abolition of Slavery. Ho Thie Earl of SAINT GERMAINS presented severall Petiti'ons to tile sime effect, from different parts of Cornwall. The Archbishop of YORK presented a Petition with asimiltir ...

... mETlING A'1' 'til. AN'SloN-JIOU SE. onWedlle.~ida ni~lit, anid Vrri, Ye~t-r day aworririrg, c~r. Wvl M-int round bv tire Lord 2da.Ir to beveral Of Coiclitir Alt -rebhints atrid otirer. (If tire (City, of Lonidori, '0:tllr i Iiii'et Ws-'terdiv [IIiortrjirg at tile Mawirintl. l-~~~,to d:i'Ci'' 'in. pirtprioly ot el rilt.,ri Allem-r~~irl tio Go. c:i j~it*; virfr relief ii r ire prLnS nt di., ...

... 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 ...

... /t- ,,'it, j,/ />Putnleutty,/i Lass Page.] I'Rt)\iSSORY NOTES. -*r. i \11; -'ei wiether it wavs tile ifitention of the Cian- r ,t 4 1 rx ti9 pr occTd to-miirro m (this day) with ,l;i tl; o(f the EXCHE(U ER replied, that the 11 iiANILESlk ', ttiiin W u1ld hiv .ut-llwd ti prtceediand i-*ll , vhether tim.e wvoutild remiain fur proteed- .iifli tI..i lromiisnry Notes lull. IRISH PRISONA, &-c. Nir ...

... 'THlE JlOiR Al. ( (1111 i N It I LO0 N ])ON: IOND.4V FERRUJUI 2 ';, IS',;. We received last night the Paltis Paperi of I ! and the Pktoile of Saturday. It apP;;n's flon tbe (;(I-eli nfLyons, that the Manufacturers of' that Ct'v are n pi. - sent in distress as well as our iwn '' The wlilillernlis fatitres ivhiih h 11ave itllpertd on e, tiw very unsatiiftct ory news re( .ir-d ft tli '1atlea, it1 ...

... F'RENCII PAP'ERS. FROM 1T LIE ET( ILI, DlA.E.D stIL ItlI)t' I I in .2k. PARIS , IiU. 2-.-Thie NMirslial D)uke- of lagInsa I, A Inibal.adtlor ltr-krdiii try, to Ie presint' t at tlIe Cor. ,te;1tn ;, t 1( tihe Etnlperor of isIhsa nit Moscow. Whltent the AIc!, iF j, I 3ill4nnli of E.'te reaCliCe i thwe flriiiiia tr' ,r' h n, lh et eil e , thiing prepared for his ret cpl t ko t ; 1',): , I* g 1, - ...

... I OPENING OF NEGOCIATIONS FOR AN ARMISTICE 1h3TVEWEN THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE BUR- MIESEI FOGWES. S The intelligence by the Malcolm, from Matdras, is interest- Isg.Tule dates from Itangoon are to thle 1tofSpebr e ndfrunm Madras to the l5th of October. They communicate It tile hews of the opening of iegrlctintions forthie cessation of lios. tilities is4 tile Burmnese territ~ry, but the accounts ...

... THEf,/ M0}?INGT' L\JIIGt.O(ACLE. L ON 1) 0N: IVEDN.ESDAY, FEBRUAARY22, 1826. AVe received last night the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the, toile of Monday. Addresses are pouring into Paris against the proposed change in the Law of Succession. The elder children and fathers conceive themselves bound in honour to the other members of their respective families, to reject the proffered privilege ...

... IMPERIAL PAltL1ANiENT C REAI' M1ITA1N AND IRELAND. IMUSE O 1 [A),IS-.FFBRHCARYf 27. TiePr fARO; ITlfN OF SLAVERY. h ThRa fIOS'EIBERY presented a Peitirin front th T 'wno 0 Kilxtortie, in Kincardine, pray lng tor the graduNal Alt oof'Slavery. 'Thle Eat 1 of H A RDWICKE presented a similar Petition, Ii,' I' ciould not estlt r (tie namre of the place it caime frtit. 'ri- Ilis'llp Of lfAT'H ainil ...

... FRENCH VA'FRKS. __ [IFRO.M TIIR PlOTR orF SAFAUii)tY, FERUAmit 25°..] AuGsaaeRG, FeBRUIARY 18.-(Pialte LetterJ.-Notwith- is standiug the magisterial tone in which M. P'lot viideavotirs to tb impose on his riaders tile opinions which he is charged to pro- er pagate, we are not docile enough here to approve, withomt is: reserve, fit all tbe declamnations, wviCh it h pleases to nitter ag-aiist ...

... THBE MIORNI VING CHROAYICLE. LONDON: S.7'URDJY FEBRUARY 29, 1826. uit We received this morning the Paris Papers of Wed- 8, nesday, and the ltoile of 'Ihursday. The \Vednesday's Papers are nearly filled with a De- bate in the Chamber of Deputies, on a motion against y the Journal (ite ( omnmerce, for having stated, that the k indemnity to the Emigrants was voted by a Chamber, 8, chiefly ...