... ,n As nolicod in onr last, an open meeting of the above Ass cia l Ce ;ion ?? held od Tuesday ?? W heeble, Esq. it ti st the chair. 0 n. The Secretary (Mr. B11umni) having read various letters, and of the minutes of the proceediin of the committee, and given ?? n as .iate of the f vnch of the Association, Mir. Rosson read tine pel- s ,iin in favour of the DUcs-ntere, givel rin our l::st; and ...

... SitB JAMES SCARLETT has declined to accept a number of retainers which have been presented to him by professianal gentlemen in Yorkshire, since his deter. minalion to resign the office of Attorney-General was an- nounced. The answer is, that it is rot the intention of s Sir James to return to tlhc Northern Circuit. a WVe understand that, by an order from the Board of Excise, a very Strict ...

... - HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUrSDAV, JA2. 2B. be Tirs being the day fixed for the meetingofbt hoeso a' to- Ilanreupt, the -avercuies leading to tbcnm were from an early hour an croirded by srricoulasprCtators, andi great exertions were made byr T,- masny to obtairn places, far the Purpose of hearing, tine debatft Whrich are were exprcted to occur on thit Important occasIon. The doors of toit the ...

... TITE JIOItIAING LIf ()' ICL;.-,' L O N I) 0 N: SITURDAY, 1'EHRUL4akY2, 1828. Lord HOLLAND gave notice, last night, of his inten. tion to move, on Monday next, for an Account of the State of the Relations between this Country and the Ottoman Porte, and for the Instructions given to the Admirals of the Combined Fleets. This will put the public in possession of all the facts of the question, ...

... IR ELAND. The following lines, we regret to say, express a feel- ng ing which, int young Irishmen of the present day, is almost II;universal. The Irish have been taught to expect nothing A from the justice of England, but every thing from her ne- , 1P cessities. It is useless to shut our eyes to the fact (which several of the DWpular orators have not scrupled to admit), IS that the young and ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S;POS' S. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. T HIS being the dlay appointed for the meeting of Par- liament for the dispatch of business, their Lordships began to assemble a little before two o'clock. Prcciscly at half.-past two the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Shaftesbury, ?? Lord Ellenborough, the other P~eers named in the C~omzmission for reading his ...

... I. . , .1 I 1 The Brazilian Consul has sent an official notice to Lloyd's that the Captains of all vessels bound to Brazil must make oath to the particulars of their cargo before him, in place of the British authorities. This, we believe, is a measure in execution of the late treaty. At a meeting of the inhabitants of St. Olave's, Hart- street, on Friday, it was resolved that the petitions ...

... HOUSE OF a OlVIM-ONS-TUesda-r. A T ten minutes to four o'clock the Speaker took the chair. A The House was then extremely crowdedMr. Planta and the Solicitor-General were the only representatives of the existing Administration present. M1r. Broughaiti resumed his seat upon the opposition benches. The Hon. Member sat beside Lord Nugent and Mr. Charles Wynn. Sir F. Burdett and Dr. Lnushington ...

... __ To the Edifor of the Newcastle Courangt. S*Rs-Tile peruinacity of your Trutbi-tdlingcorrespondent imposes upon mn6 ihi, irksome titsk of still tarther exposing his artfice, in traducing the character of two mininters, -who, it seems, have incurred hlishigh displeasure. He hus the hardillbd to cling to his originial charge, that, MMtil the Apocr.ypha controrei-s eoninenced, 1hey Ivere seldom ...

... OPEIVING OF PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-tainuary29. This being the day to which Parlianent was prorogued, th Scesion was opened by Commission. At ten minutes past two o'clock the Lord Chancellor entered the lHouse, artd took his seat on the bench usually occupied by the Lords Co-mmissioners. The other Lords Commissioners were, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord ...

... UNITED STATES OF AMTILRICA. The Speaker laid before the House on Manday, the following communication, which was reati, and laid ein the table:- Treasury Department, Jan. 4, 1828. S SIR-I bave the honour to transmit the annual statemsent ef the district tonnage of t:i.e United States, on the 31st of Decem- ber, 1826, with the letter of the Register of the Treasury, 1amountirng to 1,531,190 ...

... APPEHfENSIlnx OF A GAXOG OF POACHERS, 1 AND THEI COMMITTAL FOR SHOOTING A GAMFKEZPER, A gang oif Poachers, named George Baker, Wma. Field, Geo. Edwards, Samuel White, Thomas Hunt, Samuel COup, Wm Waters, henry Burnett, and Henry Turner (the latter oit whlina has beenr admittel King'. evidence), ias been examined before Augustus Shltz, Esq. a Berkshire Magistrate, at the Sunning Hill Wells ...