... IJOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, F 11. M.heiff Stable presen- ted a petition from teLdMaoSheriff's,- Alder. inen, and CommoConiofteCyofonnn ,common Hall assmld raigtereelo ,h Corporation and Ts~twihhdbe dpe td a Very nurperous meting When theewr ol.tre bi or four dissentient voce. Ar Aiehcriod Gad he petition was one of the most rpinsrcable instancesli Pfwhates called the trarch of mjind, fo in 1790 ...

... I f lnDo11I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1828. - The Paris papers are received to Mon(lay's p date. The Jesuitical as well as the liberal party haveI bdec disappointed by the circular of .Al1. de Vafismenii, I Geand Aliaster of thie University, and Minister of Pub- Si lic Instruction, whose nomination caused great dissatis- in faction, as he. was considered affiliated to the Congre- gation. The ...

... .nreic (E rOXIO q I lIOSE OF COAMM-ONSi. lRA F'e.B 9.1 NAVi' liSTltATES.- peeo 'ijd tiithl e Navi E tilnlmte. for the cUr- me tj l palt into tlh bends of the diflerent rt he ~eitiole and cotopttring thern with * °he ltetar he was surpriketl to li:ti that ir p~thc tlt' ?? which would, anmount to 'T5ii ?? ?? were to be ected ?? °O.}af the: l r of moet to be employed, maet% 0 of timbear to be ...

... NAVY ESTIA'T'E6-IU28. 'Tle Navy Esthnatki fsr the year 1928 (vivoiii were laid before the House of' Coindons -on S3aturday last). sre stated at 6.9(45,9651. i7s. 7d. Iast jesr they were set down at 6,J25,l501As.0di Thchilbeito0se1'5 n men is tile samne.31,j0, includihg. 9,000 Maarines' This is 12,000 more men thianl the lowest 'numlier that has been ernployedsince'the Peace(1817)jand I 7'h9651 ...

... P (.3 S rr S C R I P T. LONTDON, FEB. 22. The House of Lords was wholly occupied last night in receiving 4 Petitions.-In the 1lou3 of Commons a number of Petitions were i presented for the repeal of the Coporation and Test Acts. Lord Althorp gave notice of a Bill to regulate Polling at Elections. Mr. J. Brougham presented a petition against the City of Durham e Election. In reply to a question ...

... LONDON, FEB. 21t. Itis reported that there is something wrong among some of the officers of the Treasury. The Duke of Wellington, it is said, went to his office the other day, and inquired for several gentlemen, who were all found to be absent; upon -which his Grace observed, that lilwas glad to find that there was so little business to bWdbne; it would give him an opportunity of retrenching ...

... LONDON, EEB.- 19. The letters from Spain state there will be great altera- tions in the finance of that country, particularly in the customs; a new duty is proposed on the export of vvile, and a reduction of one-half of the late duty on fish from Newfoundland. Both of these articles are of much con- sequence to the commerce of this country. The King of Spain is said to defer his departure from ...

... 'WIDNOSDAY'S AND THU RSDAY'S POSTS. HOUFS!E OFd LO3B)S.-Tuesdawy .EVERA L Jetitions vere presented from various quar- 5 ters on behalf of the Roman Catholics o0 Ireland and the Protestant Dissenters of the United Kingdom. ThAir Jaordships were about to atljourn, when- Lord GoieLuicix rose. It is imputed to me, that I werit to his Majesty with a statement that was not coerrct; a sd that the hil ...

... LONDON, Fr; R. 19. We learn from the French Papers of Sunday, that the commission nominated by the Peers to draw up the address ,in answer to the King's speech, had presented, the result of its labours to the Chamber on Friday last. The draught of address thus submitted had given rise to a good deal of discussion, and was finally adopted by a majority of 193 to 15. A deputation of Peers was ...

... U NDAY'S AND TU ESDAY'S PosTrs. I sCcan* j i ; HOUSE OF CO1MB71ONS.-Friday. FINANCE. COMMITTEE. ?? Secretary BEEL, on bringing forward the subject AlV] of the Finance Committee, entered into an elaborate and lmilous view of the present financial state of the country; ob- serving that no good was to be derived from a suppression of the truth of an attempt to mystify the real state of atl'irs ...

... 11'ITNEY, F'IIRUJARY 21. I . . 1 . . . It is in contemplaiuon to esta'blisha .; 'seings, lles k in this place, at a very early season; and it is hoped that the niost iinfluential persons in the neighbourhood, and in the town, will readily con-i sent to become Trustees and Managers, that the confidence of the depositors and the public may be fully secured to the institution. C The utility of ...

... I 0 iie0IJp'0 Oft*. PAIUS, FEB l6 HE H urenzberg Gazette states, that 11 5v it IstacLdingthepacific accounts from', the .1 pis1, fllnder., &c.X' which are regularly re- V ?? in thle /;1ermn Papers, thzeie is little t~qipcac, will h)e preserved. The most valuable tbat,, PC' Ic ofcuse, tbat whicll comes from tile int 5ion vhere ti- innmense masses of lusco- je oltiY re gatherr'l in daily ...