... 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 ...

... We gladly insert the following calm, and, as we have ample reason to believe, correct re'buke, of a few ungracious lines in the Examiner of the 19ih Feb. on the removal of the Rev. Robert Hall from Leicester to Bristol. TO TSlE EDITOR OF TIE EXNAMINER. MB ExaiNrER ,-Allow me to say, that the motive insinuated by your correspondent, in his ' lines on the Rev. Robert Hall leaving Lei- cester ...

... Amiongmt the various Establishments of more, or less import- -nince, Whikh have been created by our excess of capital-iour d-~ire ,f competition-our imitation of our Continental neigh- b-or-r our national spirit (if improvement-noeic seems1 v~inire worthy oif thle success which hAs attended its exertions, tri~a thle BAztar, in King-street, Portrunt-square. We call now purchase our Tells free ...

... IpROPOSEI) I M PRiOVEMENTS AT CHARING-CROSS AND ITS \ICINMIY Thre outline exilsainti by Mlr. Arhuffirot was a. follbw we purchase the whole track of buildtngs between thle Kinl, and St. Martio'e-laite*, and also the still larger track is& wretched courts a nd alleyi), bounded ott the north by etreer, on the siu~h by thle Stranmi, on, thre west by S' %~ lane, and on the e as, by the paved ...

... From the LOND)ON GAZETTE of Tuesday, March 14.| BUSHEY HOUSE, MIARCH 10, 102. His Royal Highnees the Duke of Clurence ha-s appointed the Rlevereod Heory Josenh noone Nichilson, A. UI. to be one of his Royal Highness's Vunietdc Chapvlain-.. CROWN OFFICE, MALRcH 11, 1626. M)litFltA. RETU'RNED TO SXRVR 1IN THIlS PRRSENT' PARLIAMENT. CtOU NTy OF 25'( lTttUManRfLAtgD.-Mlattlhev Bell. of Woolsingto ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesdiay, `iarch 14. A errat itany petitions were presented from nil parts of Scotland, preying that no alteration might hb, msade an the curreocy of that couniry THE CORN LAWS. Lnrd GRosvENoR, in presenrog a petilion from Saddloworth anninst the Corn Lavs, declared his opininot thlit tho e lons should be altered, but thol-iht it would be inexpedient to make the alteration in ...

... 1 (From a Correspondent,] People may cant as much as they like about the heedless enthu- siasm of youth, and the danger of forming any opinion or taking up a particular view of any question without sufficient knowledge of the case to warrant our adopting it; and apostates in politics, and rene- gades in religion, may salve over their consciences by talking of a n more matured judgment, ...

... Tais gentleman is incessantly at work to endeavour to cause -some diminution in the public -expense. Nothing can be more -.inremitted Ahan his efforts, no- thing can exceed his industry, his earnestness, and his zeal; and no- thing more fruitless -iban all his labours. He has not been able to cause the deduction of one sin- gle farthiug i and, while he is en- titled to the thanks df the whole ...

... trom ke LONDON GAZE TTE efrTsmd&e,, March 7- LORD CHAMIRFRLAIN'S.OPFICE, MAPCOV. The10 Lori Chamberizirrof his Maje t 's Household boo 3ppoitntedl tile Honourable and Reverend Arthur Pl~liip Percevisi, B.VL, Rtector of t East Horsley, Chaplain in Oridinary to the King. itt the rio' alofthes Rev. Doetor Charles Luras Ethridge. deceased. t CROWN-COF~Fhr, MACew 7. tI MW5R.5 RcTURNriD TO SERvit IN ...

... TIrLE M.lONL 1.X-( CIHG R sONICLE. I * LONDON: N ONDAY, MJiWH 27, 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the E-toile of Saturday, from which we have given extracts. ?The Courier Francalis gives the following singu- lar caie We have before us a printed Menmorial of M. DFPLAS Rovi EL, t'riet at Castres, which is an Appeal to public op)inio ag kinst the denial ot juiStiCCe of M1. ...

... I Yesterday was appointed for the decision of the pugilistic i match between Donovan and Jennings, both of whom are I trom the sister isle-Donovyan having taken his degrees amoigng the corps of tie Fancy is Dublin, and Jennings hav- .3 ing studied the art of self-defence, at Castlebar, In lie c uny of t Mayo. These heroes, it appears had a priva'e quarrel, w'hich t they determined to setle In ...

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