... coneinuedfi-om page 2. 1 HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, FEB. 4.-The Mar-ti qf Co- r3oeqain brought down his MaJesty'sanswerto theaddress of.the house, expressive of his satisfactloni thereat, svhich on the motion Of ?? *r iel'dngtoe was ordered to be entiredlon the journals. LOrd King, on behalf of Lord Holland (contieeed to his house by the o011t) postponed tht motion on the affairs of the East to ...

... 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 ...

... FIGHT BETWtEN NED BROWN (c TIaE SPRIG OF.AJYATLE) dND SOL. RAUBEAS. Y A good deal of interest was excited yesterday among tbe e milling fraternity, by a fight. which took place btwese tL e above fatic heroes, in a meadow on the Barnet read. The stakes were small-being but five pounds a-side-but the fame of the i e men rendered the conrest attractive. Brown is well knswn is a star of a minor ...

... PI IS PAPERS. [FRMNI TlE GAZEErIl, DE FRANCE, DATrD SATURDAY, FEB. 9.] t BUCsIAtir.tr, JAN. 8.-Si!,ce the departure of the Ambassa- dors trom Contantirlople, tile tate 4f affairs appears to be as w litile changed there ais in the ntiighbouring States. The Go- C verunteut continues to order military armaments and ineasures calculated to revive the spirit of the nation, Tae Russians are ...

... A DetachmlDt belonging to the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards marched on Friday morning from Westtainster, for Bristol on rou'e t9 Netvbridge. A Detichment beloiging to the 70th Regiment of Infantry marched on Friday morning from Westmiuster, for Bristol cr Au tDetachmeto belonging to the 73d Regiment of Foot marched on Friday morning from W iestminser, for Bristol, on ronte. t Blittevaut. A ...

... THE MORNTINVG CIIRON'JCLI B. L ON 1) O N: SiTURDAY, FEBRUARY23, 1828. It was expected-that the Marquess of CLANRICARDE, in consequence of what fell from Mr. HuSKISSON on Monday night, would have followed up ini the House of Lords last night his statement of -Monday, the 1Ith, that Mr. HusycissoN had declared, that nothing should induce him to take office with those who had pursued with calumny ...

... Avo tic LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Feb, 12. FOREIGN-OFFIlCe Fesa 12, 1828. The King hab been eraciously peased h' arppint the Rihtit Honourable Jobsn Lord Potrscibynow his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinsrry an. Mitlistir Plenipotentiary to the United Pro- ?trice of Rio d I a Plata-to be his Majeasts Envoy Extraor- dillry snti Minister Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of Brazil. Tie King has also ...

... SWINfLING. Yestertiday Is Fnain s [d i, a I 13' sit elCiattif it:-- pear-cec, antid wilt, lvt-i (tie a ,Iwthtol if line trot' tile highest feitaracter attiottent !er funtttercsn ftrifett!s in' thle pan-ili of Mtiy-It-lssrnel-v lretisv'I,t touer'r Mr. ltihnsvlntri, at ti', mItiv-lta hoifluIt ffit-, onl i cliari- tiE swin1it- Wu. -NJ . 1 II, Ai, i Nit. 4I, Valdinltgtoio -ti eer, a Ititiearid his ...

... FRENCH PAPE4RS. PARIS, FEB. 19.-All the efforts of the Speculators for a rise have been at the Exchange unsuccessful to-day. The Public Funds have had a most decided tendency to a fall The disas- trous news from Constantinople has been the cause of this decline. [FROM THE AlONITEUR OF TUESDAY, FEB. 19.] OFFICIAL PART. ORDINANCES OF THE KING. CHARLES, &C. Desiring to establish the military ...

... ITfkYMO Ul'H LLECTION. . . SjSCOND DAY, Fin on ,e Polling comrtmenced at nine o'cloek itis norning. The mus- )f ter of the partisans oif the two candidates waq grerstr than that , on Saturday; kind tbie nise antd elamrour outbide of the Hall ,eproportionably rore 1fiisterus. An interruption of the peace d of the town was expected, in conseq ience of the arrival of a IC large body of ...

... SEIAMEss'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday a Meeting of the Subscrihers to this Charity was held at their Rooms, 19, Bishopsgate-street; Dr. RUDGE, tu the Chair. Mr. HARLEY, the Searetary, read the Report:- Seven years have now elapsed since the establishment of the I Hsepital for Sick and Diseased Seamen in the Port of London ;` and the Committee cannot refrain from offering theircongratlritions upon ...