... MOUSE OF COPN4?tONS.-Tuzsln.Sv, JANUARY 29. ior The Speaker having returned, with the ltnibers, from hear ial ing the IKing's Spetch, took the chair prr;stly at four o'clock a; -He then acquainted the House that he hta lissued writs for Cal. 'ch lisle and other places. . to After diferent notices of motions, from Mr. BIougham rela- .r- cive to the law ; Mr. Ni. A Taylor r elative to tle Crttrt ...

... fe vxiftitm. h. . n, - ve THE MANCHESTER GAZETTE. h. The proprietors of newspapers who dare fearlessly av e' the'causc Of parliamentary reform, and of civil and rel t liberty, and expose public and private delinquency, are i, or with so, many perils, that theyought, at leat, to encoura to is other, and especially in the hour of adversity. For sont td with whicis we are unacquainted, the eaitor ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUeSDAY, JANuARY 29. ity THE ADDRESS. After the delivery of the Speech, which will be found in another t,,) part of our paper, the House was adjourned until the evening, when the Earl of Chichester, in rising to move the Address, was the confident that all who heard the Speech from the throne would vy; see the necessity of maintaining the national faith and commerce ace With ...

... GARDENER'S CALEtDAR FOR FEBRUARY Beans-Early kinds may now be sown, mnd the sooner. this month the better-also plant long pod or Windsor kinds, in rows 24, or 30 inches asundeu, and five or six In the row ; earth up Beans that hate been sown in October or 1m- ?? may be sown about the first r second week, for crops to succeed those sown in August, and planted out in October-an eighth to a ...

... LIVERPOOL, FIRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1S2S. .On Mnnday, at the annual meeting of the proprietors of the Oil Gas Company, the fistL dividend oi' £5 a share on the £100 ?? -- - I .. A ?? -- .1- ?? - :, - . 1 n- A a shares vas declared, to ?? paid on thoe ljL of May. RoZbe/ ?? Saturday night and Alunday iorning the ?? of 'Mr. NV. H. Atkiiison, comfnlssionf en t. 18S, Dade. stAre:t, was broken open, and ...

... LONDON-MONDAY, JANUARY 2-. (CITY,, TWO ?? extensive Sale9 of the heavy Stocks, soon after the commencement of business, pliuced rathet an unfavourable effect onl the Moncy Market. Consols declined to S5%, after having been done at 85; the former is their present quotation. Ex- chequer B ~lls are 00 to 61 ptn. India Bonds 91 to 93. The public mind has already been prepared for the return of our ...

... BELFAST INSTITUTION-DR, YOUNG. It gives us pleasure to state, that on Saturday last, a handsome silk gown was presented to Dr. YOUNG, of the Belfast Institution, by the students of the Moral Philosophy class, as a spontaneous testimony of their esteem for his character as a man, and for his splendid abilities as a Professor. It is peculiarly gratifying to learn, that the feelings which ...

... T J)prFaillelitarp CPI ompenbiltm. MEETNG O PALIAMNTpa NI C an T'uesday, Janiualy 29. Tlia bc-fng the slay to which Parliament was plorognosi, the ]Lt Setaton was opened by Commission. n o 1-OUSE OF~ LORDS. to At ten mitin'tss past two o'clock- the L~ord Chancellor entered ag tbte House, andi too: lris seat on the bernch usually occupied by the Lords 'i nrmis4oners. Di The other Lords ...

... THE JATrLE OF NAVARINO. rFseM THE LONDON MAGAZINE.] lst. What a grand thing is a battle I First, how grateful to a Christian's bowels the olicial acconit in the newspapers of the circumstances of the slaughter ; and next, how still] more accept- Able to a gobe-miouScke people the inundation of lies which Hoaw over the journals and fertilise the regino of vsih glory with anecdotes of gallantry ...

... GEtMXAN PAPERS. The following extracts from the Continental Papers contain the gloomy accounts of the affairs of Greece, which are pe- riodically published at Smyrna. SMYRNA DEC. 15.-The Oi iental Spectator contaiss the fol- lowing letter:- EGINA, Dec. 14.-The confusion prevailing in Greece daily increases, without any prospect of its terminration, without will and power in the Government to ...

... AtErITCAN PAPERS. AMIETITCAN PAPERS. From American papers, received yesterday, to the 83th of Ja-. nuary, we extraot the following information . Colownbia.-Letters, dated Bogota, Dec. 9, state, tbat the differences in Guayaquil have been happily terminated. LYEarth quake.-A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at g Bogota, and in its vicinity, on the 16th of November. A letter nfrom that ...

... AFRnicA. Coa It is said that the Porte has issued firmans to the regencies, calling for assistance from all true believers, when the standard of tbc Pro-phet is unfurir.l It is added, that the Agterirles v have alreadty begun to rnuike incursions on some parts of the Spanish cobst, and that sars1 Colomibian eessis, of which the r crews are Ialiited as Arabs, and healing the Algerine flag, are ...