... 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 ...

... ILONDO4N, THiuSDwY, JAN. 31. wolil RUSSrA.-I he follolving is the circular niote of Aer Count Nesselrule. vespeetiig the relations with the thrz Porte:-St. ?? Nov. 12-At the soonsent when the decisive butth! which thne allied squatdrons were _ obliged to fighc with the Tiarldish and Egyptian fleet ill the lisv of Navarino excites general attention, I con- gr aider itias proper to acquaint yoa ...

... THE NEW -MINISTRY. (From the Lotfdon G (zIe; 7;ttidaA,, Jahn. 26 WlllTtIAo.*,, Jan;21.S.-The Kig ha fbeen ple&,sea t) direct ictters-patent to be pansed under the tiret Seal of the United King- dom of Great Britain aud irelauld, cotstituting Rnd appoltting hits Grace Arthur Duiko of Wellingtont, g. G., the Right lion. Henry Goiliburn, 'Graavillol titatles lery Sotmersti, EsM. (commonlY ...

... I T0 'rTIE EDITORS OF1 THE LEEDS IT MEICURY. ; , . I aeverlcij, li0it fan. li8it. !GcUTLEXIE.-wl exiresied a ?? My Iasi crinimltficatiat!tio bit your paper, that fir. Gatisod would take th advicegi%`6I him t .alit part or lil, tact letteryorneins tb this, II anm given Lb tinder. stand,' he says, 1there is a widely splreading opioiotsltsdth ?? Islay -doivi my pen Iiu this aifiair wilts Mr. ...

... ; U ?? -AsJ.& Li At J . L I. will be seen that Parliament met on Tues- 0 day lest, according to appointment, and was opened by c c a Speech fronm the King, delivered by Commissioners. V This Speech, which will be found in another part of L our paper, appears to be moderate and fair. Like i sucs documents in general, it conveys little informa- o -tien; and if it is objectionable at all, it is ...

... LOUGH, THE SCULPTOR. it 'We copy tbe subjoined letter of Mr. Haydon, ly the distinrisiished paiinser, respecting Nlr. Laugh, the E csiclptor, irom the Examiner. The works of the latter rt artist bave already obtained great, and wc believe, well - le merited adiniration-admiatlaion which has been increased st by the consideration, that he owes his eminenice much more E ie to thle force of his ...

... PARLIAMENTRJY i l G l- E PARLTAMENTARY lNTELLIGENCE. yeasr HOUSE OF. LORDhS, Tufasni)A, J.AN. 20. Icea, dit At about a qartter pant two oclock, the LooD CHsANCUeTosR, the 31 Arclibshioir, of CA NTICSII5SO' the Earl Pf SlIAFEftteUitV, ?? nrgn Emr~rLvrorrouor, Ising tire ,orinroeislonerr appointed to deltvtr his I Iltjestyrs Speech, took tiefir seats oas tire! woolrack. Tire rsemerrs tite of ...

... LYING-INH()PITAk, TO TIlE EDITORtS OF THE LrEDS'DIEltCURY. GEIOTIB,-_EN,--TIio llzautri whirhli ngt boon, do.~ aofQ ternitted fillou, for Ohe Pepcvolent purposei of liquidating the debt rrm of the L~ying-in itesphitl, whate it has b~d thei adt ?? of rescu- 17135 Ing tile ?? from Its hitberto coesparatively'obscuro con- told dititlon, ntil. of cailitig fortinimaiuneirable frivnds it, its rouse ...

... UcIt any 3tumbtr ttrcury. IArt~Uv L - TUESDAY, FE.BRUARY 5, 1828. jSegdop Of Parliament coimimenced en Tuesday last. i .,,t and increased number, of ourcolumns, -na - - , n~rc ^ VPrv Amnl .' e - P.1 -- *E ---- abled us to comprise a very ample detail of the pro- to in both Houses, uip to Friday evenrig last. To cha t refer our readers for the discussion which en- Cas- moving the Address in ...

... THE PO611OF GdOLE. . We inserted in our last a paragraph in relation to, the -,N proposed limits of the above,- port, as defined by., tie corn- o missioners acting under a writ issued -from the E xchequer,. R vesting them with powers for that purpose. Below is- a copy of the commission, and the award Of the commis- S sioners tlhereinunamed. Our readers will find the lihmits d pointed out to. ...

... IMPERIAL -PARLIAiMENT. .. ' -l . 0. . I 7 1 - - A -s s N sr T .- on d . . H- EIOUSE OF LORDS, JAN; 29. Long before two o'clock, which was the hour appointed for opening the Parliament by Commission, the-space below the bar was fully occupied, and we observed among the persons assembled some Foreign Ministers and Peers' sons. In the House itself no Minister, with the exception of Lord ...