... Rpo- t~ u, nf~to 1b~r ' TESDY LONDOJN GAZETTE. INSOLVENTS. i 1~,15tintlo0 cheesemoflger. S. oalmg e 'I'hurmriaston, Leicestersbire, horse-dealers. S autchCtertilhet, tailor. J U g KiUPTCY SUPERSEDID. wstadfilrdj ixkeepet. Staf'rr :- BANKRUPTS. sen., Whit.street, Little Moor-flelds, horsc- fet ojdfi Soi 1ir. L'ottckett, W ilson-street, Finsbury-square. de pai-eoe, t lmitsbury-square, ...

... , ?? - -- po-r i $ . -! ' FROM' LONDON FRIDAY's GAZETTE. M. Weleher, Lower Grosven ovi rsqu anover-square, lodging, house .keeper. J. R. Ward, of Bermondsey-streed, Surrey, cbeulist and druggist. W. Bradley, Leghtirn, Lincolnlsire, silk-mercer. Sols. Stokes &'Holltngsworth, Qateaton-street; and Mr. WiJson, LsPutM.. G. Barnby, Spalding, Lincbinshire, grocer. Sole, Pearce a Co. St. S within's ...

... Ete 1POt o~of 1Zthrtsb) aml frjtiap. LONDON, FRIDAY, FFERUARfI15.- 1 The oalise assigned for Lord Cochranesijlreturn to his staive country is, that the Greek caus.so far as re.ar' the contest with tile Turks, no longeei needis his slpp'ort. being at an end both by sea and land. His Lordship con. siders the effect of the battle of ;Nqvarino up)tn all the ibelligerent parties tq haye beeei T,,, ...

... MONDAY, FeeRDURAP 25, 1828. T he LUleqy of the Press is the Paladium of all the CiOil, Political, antd Religious Rights of ar Englishman.-JuNIDS. THE explanations, which we so anxiously Poked for last week. have at length taken place in the House of Cons- mons; and although they exonerate beyond the possibility of further impeachment, (at -least as connected with the dowufall of the late ...

... A it'EO4. !JU Wtidniso 0elraghafter' sita~t ogi the.ret~ireent ot :th I~ukce of Clarence~ to ha' rsnfrom thle 'dissatitafactiulhk:o the Dllikd of Wellingtona 'the c~ondi fhi i.H~ies gravely assertstat.Ntthtniga hah ijsy 'b ?? of ClaI?;hd,- and the Dak, of Wellihdilj ?? oz~thebes posile ero~ o afecion and i~tirnaiVo, . The answver given Athe, Adiiiralty toaPphaOIf~' ~onvd$y to En~glishl ...

... FROLI. S IN THOCK-IT. FRiOLICS lN TllE cociurIr. I The following' is it lively accolut of thle ini'tiation of it vouing 3'Iliddly, extracted front a wvork entitled ,The Nsight-Welteb, or TIales of the S~'a. ,,It \via, ,iot dti Ithe siii-iet gun Was fired, tbe ensign wafted Past tile! win tows its it iteseimied the stall', and thle rattle of' chtitrm U arid f ifes iresiou id ed ro in thle ...

... l . , CItORXWeA It E; An accident, . providentially dinaatt-eM,. witl6 fiat A6I sequenees, ocuried: last week at 1'Fiindutb, 0 ii young married woman, wife of John.Poleard',. in the e'niplo't of G. C. Fox, Esq. Whilst iu the 'tot itting-tvl.& cifrbt' a 'driaw-welj sbe unt'rtuntitelr 'ftell snse dIsntntjce.\ iaI'triW ' ,top of 'll'Well to the h urtiu'.o f tie bisthg a tigetK oile feet, w ith ...

... _ ..CORO:WATILIL .- _ - TscciCunnatcv.-Qn.lWednesday.lost a mneeting, called lyK J. P P. eter , Esq., wvas held at Pearae's Hotel, Traro, for the pui pose oF signing a requisition to the High$ Sheriff for calling. a Co itylieeting to reprewrentto Parliameiitthe;inconvenience thit will bessastailed'by withdrawing thi O e.Punn 'notes fiom rtciatiol in Aril nexI. Mr- Pstersiead several letters ...

... FOREIGN INTEILIGiENCE. The meyounits from Tinrkey repeat what has already been so often asserted, that the Emperor of Russia has taken lis final resolh) on, and that his troops are about to march -in all directions to enumtr the Principalities. The exertions of the ?? iba of Egypt to refit his fleet have beau most strenuous, though he shows little (isposition io place them within reach of the ...

... WISCELLANEOUS. 'It is verv gpneira1ly undersfood tImt; the Spoa~cqr wiU he callvd to the Elouse of Lprds at Easter; and that, ?? after the recess, the Heuse of Commons will. bake to choose his successor. . - Ibor& tdcbrlizo ha~lcs t't town. for .bris} in order, to: ergage the Greck Commnittees of tile continent to promote his ?? for ?? anl ed to piracy ini the Mediterruaneu. Pre- .viqus to his ...

... *Irnc taia V Uamnt'.. HOUSE OF LORii.. TuESDAY, FP3. 19.-Thie Lord hancelkir, the, Barl of Shaflesbury and Lord E6l4loroeii'as his MLjesty Cmoamissioners,'gave the Roy1'Aseiiit tid hb Twelve.Million' Exchequer Bills B and the.Approprlati~a 'Bill, . 'Sevetal petitions were present'ed from 'vaions quarters-en, .bebulf 'f ?? Cahslic9of.ir'ela'isd; and the Protestant 'Dissenters of the '6Uite4 ...

... INSPI?161'rolt.ll To the EDITOR of the EXETER. FLYING-POST. Sea, ?? Thle boldest stnrt from public sncers, Afrsid of shamle ketkuo'vi, t otiher fears. The turkey-cock who struts' with affected.iignity before the ad in lig eves nf a pustry-yirl stud drwils by his gobbling the notes ot bis less-garrulous coil paiion4, doubtless teels hiI- selfhighlyexalted by the submissioik auid'ep etful ...