... 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 ...

... CIVERPOOLj, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Xg, 1828. I Anniversary Dinner of tQe Liverpool CUwral Society.-Thel I anniversary dinner of the Liverpool Choral Society took place I. .. . T- *at M. H ldens --- -_mond'r-_ , on Tuesday se'ninight. - Up~ el 'arsi wards of forty gentlemen partook of the excellent fare provided' w~by Airs. Holden, on the occasion ; and, after the cloth wasS *drawn ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LSTTER. iFRIDAY-FEI'RU.lAY 29. ADDRESS TO PROTESTrANTS. W~e are no alarmists. Wl'e woild nlot withoit cause even attempt to disturb tire caieless traiin pility of the public mind, but our conduct is sanctioned by the prudential principles of ordinary action, vhen we imperatively call upon Protestants to make one great constitutional effort in support of their political as- ...

... \ . CONSTANTINOrLE, JAS. 12o.-Even tthe least hiforn- eed are aware, the t all Musselmen naturally hate the Ir-I t fidels, and that tiie Infidels on their side are the enemiesI of the Musselme, ; that Russia abo've all has a particlei c lar hatred of Islamism, and that she is the chief enemy of the Subline Porte. For fifty or sixty years ?? _ (jalkiise) to put into execution her gulty ...

... THIE REFORMATION. It is truly exhileratlng to behold the lively interest which Protestants of all denominations, at this moment, take in the.progress of the Reformation; and though it must with grief and pain be confessed, that saes, either despairing of success, or, perhaps, little alive to the signs of the times, who ought to be at their posts, either stand aloof or remain entrenched upois ...

... PROP OS a4LS COBBETT'S POLITICAL REGISTER, F&om its commencement to the present tinte. I HAVE several times mentioned, in the Register, my intention of tutdertaking the job, described in the above words. My am, lives must be pretty manifest to every'one: they are those of gaining money by my Ia- boors; and nex~t, of standing fairly before the eyes of posterity. So much labour, of this sort, ...

... AD)M!IR.sI. SIR. IUCIIARDI JOHN STRACH AN. i hlis gal PenIt offiwce, whditparte~d thi s life, at his house in Iaarso, 1 uII.01 cx 1 ri.t U a 3d nat t, af iter short bet se- ?? t astl..e strof Uclcrateint Pa~trick, Strat-han, avrthe fifth it:i rlwt, of' that tainit, on irioso dem ise. Al -i'cetrtiac Q?. ?? ire 4uccee'di-i to the Baro~netage. Sir' Il chard Strtah:~ a it lonit ia I evonsit rc, ...

... PPIVAr TB CORBBESPJOX7/,rNCCE. Lordon, Feb. 25. ''The publication of the TJurhish Man ifetou ?? PI greater efflet onl the I tn(is than oliaht have been an ticipated, colt idion g that the existence of thc dlouinme it, and itesg- oera! tellor, ha3d been previously announced in the Att'rs ?? Gazette. This is only to be explained by the ?? subseqiuently thrown onl the aultheinticity of that ...

... THE APOCRYPVA CONTEMURSY ; L.ETTERG OF ANCGICANUS; CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTOR. So long aS the controversy which is at present raging be- as' tween the adherents of the Bdritish and Foreign Bible Soci- 1 aI ety 0il the one han~d, and the great champion of the Etlin-h burgh Bible Society onl the other, was confined within those a] limits of decency and moderation which gentlemen, not to n say ...

... PRI VA TE CORRESPOfrDRlcICE'. London, Fehruarv 11. By our private acc'unts from Barcelona to the 31st nlti- mo, we learu, that the Ceparture of the King of Spain from Ithat city to the capital had beeo delaved hy a fresh and vio- lent attack of the gout, which had precluded his Mnjesty from any exertion or exereise. These letters fully confirm theaccoinits of'there-assemblinig of the insurgent ...

... I-HOUSE OF COMMATONS.-Feb. 18. tOIM ITFILIA I. FT'tt'AKNATIOtt5- (Cot? iv urtd faces, ouri lest Private Corea'ri'adeascre.) Mr B ITSK ISSON, aifter roturning, tha-iths to ?? Nor- mannhv for thle opportunity lic haid afforded him of jusi~yitg his coundct hit the recent irnsinsltions, and ohsersing that in what lie hqrd now to state, whatever impression II olsr- tiorrs might make on the H-ouse, ...