... the Assizes. We have in another column given a brief outline of two important speeches delivered the House of Commons on Fri Jay evening last. The subject was nothing less than the formation of a new Ministry, and we conscientiously aud firmly believe, that Mr. Tierxey, on that occasion, acted in collusion with Mr. Cansixg. The Morning Herald also seems of this opinion, and goes so far as to ...

... His Majesty, «s Haw through Mt. Peel, transmitted llcnfrcw £.lOO, in aid of the fund be raised there by public assembly. The Right Hon. Lord has contributed the sum £50 towards the profits the Assembly tor the relief die Unemployed Operatives of nenftrwsbw'e.- We are informed that Mr. Gifford has bequeathed his curious library to Dr. Ireland and Mr. Heber.— Lit. Gazette. Dr. St- has resigned ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Reduced 3 per Cents Consols for Account 871 Cons.3 per Cents 87i* Bank Stock 3j per Cents. Long Annuities 3i per Cents. reduced South Sea Stock 4perCents 101f| IndiaStoek 258 4 per Cents. Scrip India Bonds 83 94 4 per Cents. (1826) 104} Exche. Bills |2d.) 61 PRICES FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Brazilian Bonds 67J Portuguese ...

... THE DUKE OF YORK Our readers are aware that his Royal Highness the Duke cf York, for seviral months past, lias laboured under severe illness. Dopes, however, were constantly entertained of his recovery, and daily published till last week, when reports gradually circulated, that his health was inevitably lost. The Journals of Friday confirmed the melancholy truth, and stated that His ...

... It is reported that the King has accepted the offer made by the Duke Devonshire of his Grace's house in Piccadilly, as temporary residence, until the new palace is completed : the accommodation, or the no accommodation, at St. Jnmes's being found extrcmelv inadequate to the personal comfort of his Majesty.— John Bull. Royai. Birth Day.—Saturday was the birth-day of the Queen of Wurtemberg, ...

... the name the most Holy and Undivided Trinity. His Majesty the Kin* of the United Kingdom of Oreat Britain and Ireland, his the King France and Navarre, and his the Emperor the Russias, penetrated with the necessity putting an end to the sanguinary contest whirr), try delivering up the Greek provinces the Isles of the Archipelago all the disorders of anarchy, produces daily fresh Impediments to ...

... Lord Leveson Gower succeeds Mr. Wilmot Hor ton Under Secretary to the Colonies. It has been reported that the Duke of Gordon is to be Master-General of the Ordnance, and that the Marquess of Anglesea is to be appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. It is reported that Lord W. Bentinck goes out to Indis with more extended powers than any former Governor-General. We understand that Count Capo ...

... The Court Circular—The Lord Chancellor left town edon after ten o'clock Friday moming, for the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, on a visit to his Majesty. His I ordship armed at the Lodge about twelve o'clock, and had audience of the King. His Lordship took his leave of his Majesty at half-past two o'clock, and came town attend the Cabinet Council. The Marquess of Anglesea, on the leaking up the ...

... His Msjesty will shortly bold a Drawing-room, when the Queen Wirtemburg is to be presented. Afterwards a second drawing-room will be held, when all the individuals of rank who have left their names at St. James's palace since the nrrival of the Queen, will be received by her Majesty. Both these drawing-rooms are expected previously to the prorogation of Parliament. The Admiralty Lord Goderich ...

... HOUSE OF I.OIiDS, Thursday, arch 1. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Lord Rolls, the Lord the F-ckTr.R. und Lord presented several petitions the Roman alhohe Claims. ('DUN LAWS. Many petitions were presented against any alteration in the Com La a.— Adjourned. HOUSK OF COMMONS, Thursday, March I. The interest excited the expected declaration Ministers this evening the subject the Corn Laws, filled a.I the ...

... The Revenue Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue ot Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended on the of January, 102 ft, and dth of January, 11127, shewing the Increase Decrease on each head thereof. Years ended Jan. , 1«26\ j 1827. Increase. Decrease. £. £~. I ~£. I £■ Customs •• 15,194,254 15,760,762' 572,508 Excise 19,524,021 17,749,274 ,1,775,347 Stamps 0,997 0,277.014; 720,21 ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. Holiday at tlte Bank. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. Thomas Pullen, Great Chart street, Middlesex, carpenter and build r—Wm. Reuell, Monmouth, skinner, c—Wm. Hole, Edgware road, Middlesex, wax and tallow chandler—George Krringtou, Low er Edmonton, Middlesex, brick maker, builder, c-John Swan, Alsop's buildings, Middlesex, coal merchant c—George Leyburn, Leadenhall ...