... GREECE. Srrt,-Seeing in your paper oF this (lay (Feb. 26) a letter from E. Tre- lawney, dated Oct. 20 (five months ago) calculated to throw great damp upon the spirits ofall well-wishlers to the Greek cause-the errors are now passed, and unity seems to be gettingr the better-permit me to hand youL two letters, written this present swal, trom the seat of two very brilliant actions, with the ...

... BRENCH PAPERS. U5 VM ETO ILE, JDATED bU NDSY, MARC . PAiRS, MARsCr 4 -We 'Irae just received by an extra- rdirrrrecli ,,,e theg,)owiug news from Madrid, dated the 27th of Februaryv: lsbensurroonded bly the R~oynilist iTir baird of BsIta ait ee h Volunteers from Mirrra and Orikuela. Thle two brothers Ba- rail %frrer taker' sri te 221 Feb. with 19 of their adheretnts ; six others, includitig ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT ERIlTAtN AND IRELAND. eHt HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 1. The LORI) CHANCELLOR, the Earl of SHAFTES- ny, BURY, and Lord MELVILLE, as his Slajesty'sCoulmissiou- a er gave the Royal Assent to the Transfer in Aids Bill, and tile er. TA Millions Exchequer Bills Bill. Pe- Ar. Hymn,, from tile Couonmissioners for the Reduction of the Ror National Debt, presented their Annual ...

... THE INNKEEPER AND) Till- ELEPHANT. PARIS, filu. 24 -Yesterday the Tribunal of First Instance was occlpied with a cartse arising out of tIre pranks of ttiat gravest of alliffials, an Elephant. It wats an actiOn of de1inage, brought by arn innkeeper named Potier, agirin t AM. Gtrineis the owner of the Elephant. The plaintiff's Coririsel tinade tlie following statemient :-Towards tile end of last ...

... THXI 1 , AC FIVE, SIX 420oo0o PlUZE4S1 BEING T;IE LAST Jft'UNITY BHUT TWO FlQk ADVENCURING IN THE LOTI''ERY. T~IlE M16lLVl~VG CII1iOXICLE,. LONDON: W'EDNVEkSDAY ALJWCH 1, 1826. 51 f.1JIvAL.)LJ5 I ,,a~,, *8 The Bank has at length agreed to advance money on goods, as our readers will perceive from our Parliamen- tary lReport. Ministers have laid themselves open to attack by their manner of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-AIARCH 2. . '1here being no business before their Lordships, they ad- 3ourned at five o'clock. _ HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Person from Greenwich Hospital presented an Account of the Receipts of that Establishment, from the Sixpencesoutof the Wages of Seamen serving on board Nlerchant-yes6els, &c.- Laid ol tile Table. PRIVATE PETITIONS. I ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT of GREAT BRIlTAIN AND I RELAND. N HOUSE OF LORDS.-MVARtCH 6. Sr Thir Lrsishadwtessearined in the Divorce et, asteElofLmoe.th Cuntess of Liscmore. The fi. Doae oneso imr asmxaiitd as% a Witness, and 5e ben odce noteHueb ord Sh'annon, took her seat wihnte rFrhrhaigof the: case postponed - tIl Wednesday next. OF ~~ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Lord KENYON presented a Petition froir ...

... FIRENCIi PAPERS. ,t Thr inixr, ZA ITIUSA'rrf DAY, MsARPt CH 4]. WI 'ei ,g OCAw has bca received troutr Madrid, dated ;rnxr rrY Courier, a;spatchcd from Alicant, e! Yi5uteirn ttlat on tihe 19.11 rf this iiicilti, U l ot '~t ~' '-11 fni i 'ttical Ctief of Vatericia, and an i i~deitreit blid Ajusn landed at euidrdaoial, a I ort iitivit ieagues frum A.rk2nt, at the head of abeut iOO :O~rif; m, j ...

... I E .ljowinginlteresding ex ract% are trom tbeSupplement -5i,u tfa Goveynmeltt Gazette of October 3 :- lp, r-Dispatche, have bren received from Brigadier- ' A CNtIn-ELL, at Pronke, dated the 7tb, 14th, and t' seteiribie I w 'lclrantain tile fellowingL inttlligence:- ;', ,e eveniukz of the Rti1 of Septemiler, a vrhavl i, metresented itself at thie advanced post of tbe British i:tbe Ir1aulddy, ...

... He was sorry to see the day arrived, that SUlOWED MR. COUBETTS ( PROPHECIES TO BE REALIZED, and when, in fact, they were ' threatened with the FEAST OF THE GRIDIRON. The Prophecies had 1 been realized.'-Mr. Hui;m's Speech in the Hos6 of Cohnnons, 27t1 Febragryi IS26. He was persuaded, that,-without an amicable, or, if he might use the ?? wesds in that House, an EquitableAdIdjusftent, ...

... Ou Saturdiay preparations were muade fir tihe dissecti ,ur of the reailitlis of tbis animal. In tile afterinoons piliars of enorisrlors size were erected oa each side of the deni, to suipport a btrllg cross-henalit, froirr which a pulley, capable of rassiwg ten toi's, was suspeuded. These preparirtiosis weo'e noarly couirlet: i, when a ianesdsge wIas sent by Sir RichDrd Birlie, to tile l roplr ...

... MANUMISSION OF' SLAVES. re- The following is curious, as a specimen of the new muode of re, proceeding adopted under the regulations introduced into Tri- nilad, and which the Ministers have endeavoured iu vain to ,d get adopted in the Colonies possessing independent Legisla- tures, to enable elaves to purchase their freedona at the ap- u praised value:- /'b [tefore his Honotir thle USSitSF ...