... f-OiXSE (AF C()MMONS. ?? ,i I .; A l ?? ?? r THURSD-Al', Apt 0 E:tx Gitl JDoij?. in presenting the rellort of the Enigiation Dnmtiittee, reccolnfelmeltd it to the aerizbtsconsidleration dl(iovernment, anld trllsted that, Itiatever they intended wdo. they woull do qitlicLly. It wilts tie more neces- to to do BO, as, the subject lad excited great attention. 01 tooth speettlatiott diffli erelt ...

... (FRtOlM A CORRESrONDENT.) i WVe nre surprised that the London Newspanpers thave not noticed more particularly the splendid and s umeuotios ettertaiitlCit, which was givell on Mon. day 1 e;- tewldai it:hness the Dule of Clarence, I by the Members cl the Royal Naval Club, on his ap- I .plunent to the office of Lord High Admiral of the ! II 7nited Kingdiom. 'Their own house, in New Bond- n street ...

... COLONIES AT WiOME.'n-AW Allol. X W.7 --trn htrm ?? --fnen htte ha fhrz Fln 8I 1db We extract from this htteresting pamphlet, Iby tho abovome' nto benevolent inosibti of the Society of Friends, th` 0lti~I to) ~ ot foe admtini~teritgirelief to ila dtjtreliacd inhabitanibti N. uld sdc'dil lie 170os In consequence of anl erronteous openioni, that rrcp, Df a there is a surplus population -in ...

... TO LORID YISCOUNT GODERICH, , Frir.t /ord Commissioser of his Ma;jsiy's Treasry. I ., . - . . - ?? Rig lY Lour),Tbe sale of Naval Officers' Commija. a sitv, Mnsrt, on. a lletrview, appears daligerous to the well being of the ,ffi profession, as there is reason to fear the promoiontlss wouald fall !hit entirely, into the handisof sona of meao of foirtune seed interest, to the total exclusion of ...

... '0000-.; I aaaffleara q iVII.ErII^ALL, JrtsE 178. J lBE Lord Chanicellor has appointed CliarIcS Roweliffe, FfS'tin ioli LPuntJ' _ of Somerset, (3enlfg bi a the 4nIth l obl. Lo be ,Mie roloeful, rb EoY Ml',selel from the Sfth ...

... a=- zz) == glftititglt~~~:- W .V ~ ?? 5 FROZ Tu svAY1S LOIDONV GAZETTE. T tbe Court at.St. James's, thei16tb f dayofNovember, 182f7,7Present, The King's ]- ?? Excellent 1ajestyin Co~ucil,.Whereas the depredations which have for 'omne time -been comemitted upon the. xcmnierce of his Majesty's spbjects in the- editerraiaeart seats by armed vessels, -by 'illfbhl8T>;slider the Greek flag,. ?? of ...

... . ilt- ?? I ? .4i 4vqo !it) 03.Wo Paolo.- I U t- a ,v ?? ifl An I a ( L~~rl It froln i te Islan:ifZntt dated ?? :id of .Agutt, says- Admiral, I CL hroane, a2ter having burht thlt 'Egypt .an b borig betorAlelaxndrla, land enaried ?? into a' the emeY' cojintiY. h-a ret.) riled to YOro). I esterday W a little frigateo 0o S6 C,11111 ,.altjd a stehioner 1 eb~t¶he ?? £eet, pdh-ed nour rslda:i -br ...

... 11TEDNESPiAI, DECE.lIER 27, IMeG. The Paris Papoes of Mowin0ay are reci-ived It does not appear fieon themr that the rebels are any where making serions progress. According to the t~tie- iidienetc, which is the o'gan of these who suppiy arnd stimulate thcse rebels, the insurgents untcr the ?? quis of Chaves, dliksl1'ointed tin an attempt on Viara, anrt fearing to al tack ( 7poro, Ilave marched ...

... >1onDoU, If'lDAY, JUNE 3, 1827. Tile Paris Paple's are r'eceived to Wedneg- dr v's datlc. Letters fronm Msdrid c6ontinue to notice the ; ltps,;eurance of CoustitutioTial (iaerillrts in Arragon and ?? provicnes. The lfdadrid Gazette at length atidnits thle ixistence of these corps, and acknowledges i that Whuln beatern and dispersed, they re.alssnible and c tale the fieid again. The sailing of ...

... 11OUSE OF COMMONS, M! ONDAY YApril2.1 M.2fr. Estcourt gteve notice, that he 5shuld, on AlondAy next, move for leave to bring in a bill relative to the Licensing of Alchouses. ,3?r. Curleis prelented a petition from the Owners Anid .Occuvers of Land in the ilundred of Foyden, ;ufSs, praying for agricultural protection. Sir' C. .Baerrell prcrentcel two petitions from the in. ieabitants of two ...

... 11ol'sN 1), 1,00S A MR netise that Ihe mlitortd. s 'Iraa rt Trove' 11t !h, j2rrit.s 'if the House be give. ito t~he Naval and Mliiizary fines, ice tneir recent, C1evrattotn ai'. t Ii~t4 lto ur soore. Thbe Earlf bre' irw~~ it~ ~ni Pa.. !serIIi the Counoty of Aberdeen, P1raying for prIltce- jo Aelriciithure T'hie Bill to rate(1 the alaw ofl pliiiY 1s'eu cliroughr he committee, ard wVIAS ...

... f t-?'Djp 0 ARD ?? ?? . . .. . I -. I (I,,ofl) dw ti: dl: d liedi.>di. Op.d 1 C ,S l'AN TI N 0h)LI:, Al.t ' !t. V1 s IatTl aiisietV excitec! by tike }Sg} a f rI d the ?? and In?'ghsh 11iiisters, has risti to thc }thihest pitch Tlhe Porte, an4l pszichu~LrY the Sultan, will not iteer eit k- uog 'ho Pucictt.on of ireece, or, of the lnterveption or the 'p ri n powsers on thits CubtCst and the ...