... I f lnDo11I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1828. - The Paris papers are received to Mon(lay's p date. The Jesuitical as well as the liberal party haveI bdec disappointed by the circular of .Al1. de Vafismenii, I Geand Aliaster of thie University, and Minister of Pub- Si lic Instruction, whose nomination caused great dissatis- in faction, as he. was considered affiliated to the Congre- gation. The ...

... .11 I o = =I;% all's ClIVOINI O 0 t0 ozIpe§a13flftS0000 TnItSTE, JAw. ?? D Cocllralle is now crtnising off Na- *n wvherh flmiiygrcatly distrews the Egyp- y jitceceptiflg thecir 1,wvisions. It is * thawt lraliifl las re0olved to employ all llt arce tilil lit for sea to codtvey his troops Cttider tile protestiot of onc of tile ,s,)tice wias tordsay iven onl our Exchange, 1dl been reevismtl from ...

... (IUSE OF COMMONS. Nve^llw I -- -r_ heM , ?? q§, CvJar;) %J tUZ jI VINrUMO. P*OEDNESIAY, SFEO. 13.] Petitions, from the , ?? of Honiton, Dorcheater, Maldeon, ItCh- and other places, against the Test and (or- c ?? were ?? Exchequer BillsI rUOt2*000 Bill; and the Transfer of Aids Bill t tWOW! Wereyassed through Committees._Adj. if PHl A E, EB. M4.-Mr. Bynag presented a tl from tile Duke of ...

... 1# W- v -- A- .. FIUDAY'S LON ONBa2 GAZBTTE.. I-u1S Grizctte contains san Order in Council, suspending the, calling, out 'of the, Tfiilitla for thle priasent .year.-Also. the Ap. Geo Jcksn,}2e. o e hs ?? ,Yuge t iera Lon, i th rom fD. M. Hanuil- P~~s~ fr th prventon f ilega txaficin'slaves. BANkRtUPTS- !~tepfier Htall, White's-rour, Ifiteend, Mid. tallow-chlrdsedr JohniHayne ?? Fraucis Haye6, ...

... n ,.CDIX ~ta 5 a x e s a t l l l ~ a T AVflrt, p P J i tied Fr anct, dialed f Tueldoa, Fel,. 5.) I Trr06Ae7 P. ts1, FEDa. O ' ,fJ tiFlii~. iS nit is ;nficiai cospy of the i fspeech of the 'king of' France, dliv~rd ?? on the oienintg of tle 6ession of the Vhalibers- 1 Ct tihe same satisfaction that I see you A It is AtvYs with le Throne, amd that I come to make ut es ted with te sitation of ...

... ,lieviteoval)J:V & OJrO i . FRQM TUR8DAYIS LO,7NDON GAZETTEB. - A pia Ad WJUitlTEU LI, JAIT. 20, 182Q. I O TV i Jl E Kitg ltas beeu1 pi'eased to direct. et letters patent tobepasesed under tire GreatSeal by of the United Kijrdoth of Great Britain and r Ireland, for granting to the Right llon. Wm. an Carr, Viscount Beregford, a.CB. the office of Alaster- tp Cenraml hf i.Wi-lgj3esy& ?? 'of ?? ...

... RE-BtCLECTION OF MR. HUSKISSON: His reasonsfor -joining the present Ministryn a Yesterday.mornuig the election of a Member of a Parliament for the town of Iiverpool, vacantbytheap.. pointment of Ar. Huskisson to the office of Secretary i of State for the Colonies,took place.-Mr. GLaMDsTosa d proposed the Rt. -Hon. Gent. as one who had ever been their zealous advocate, and who, with soundness ...

... a^ p a0 crofts. . so ?? r~nnp ?? (From 6i6 Gem'tte (le FJ taue of Sof urdt~y.) V lwE.VY,4, JAq. 22. RIV AITLE letters froni 'rieste aflirm that c p he ~'~jltitt)lCTS °f the Allied Squadrons in the 11lderuflei~hae declaretd all the. U reek ?? - lu-tbre5sss rhich are in -the hands of the a S.e of blockade, antd that seveell ships Sf s 'lendY cruising 'efore Patras, Mlodon, o war arc Nasrie, to ...

... ?? ?? J00to - w alneorisplo &'ODUTODAI) . I I ? - o I ? I ?? FROJI TUESDAY'S f5ONDON GAZETTE. WISITEUALL, FFi.. 4, 1,28. ., ! HE King has been plegesedto, ditedt a N * letter to be passed funder the Seal appointed by s a the Treaty of Union to be. made use of,,in the t place oftfie Great Seal wo,. C;tbl~f nii~LD pa5d- appointing-' NO raece orge ul .oruont GC.B. to be 1Weeper of the said Seal. ...

... 1IOUSE 0!? COMMONS. -1- ?? . ?? - I ?? ?? . . . ?? lUONYDA'A. Feb. 18.1 Various petitions were pre. i vented. from bodies of Dissenters, praying for the re. i peal of the Corporation and Test Acts. Mt1exsT5XTcI:~rX I I' ATl *SJ.-Lerd N'ormenty teose to ass the Right lon. stember tfr Liverpool (htr. E Mlusuinscni) for an explanation f some partG in thmet Streece edI had tnade to his constitunts ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? - - ?? , - . - - j. V iAll?- ,iDag),o WRO -- j F G i t 'Iac de ?? Frtc', dao' I( st!l. 30.) C'° sTAN'TIN 01'L DtF,) . 31. FX-EsRAL ilersolic have Intelv b'cefl rx- t: traai ,,ha c ta!, thtiy are chily ,tillisl Ress lit St . ariats_ or LhratisT, v. ho in eans si LY J .tsui1*iic~tceaavppc d drcd dltbttfil to the n-agisX .1 Ail tibce eiiiviilu als, to the nimber olf ?? ;ru~r ,e ;. ...

... WEp~N~SY F 4 20, 1828. MIiaSTZtIAL 4XPLANATIoNs.-An explanation 1 was given on Alonday night in the Houseof iCom1mons,P b 'ir.lHuskisson, in reply to a call made by lord N9t4 ih for ei 1aniat-i's as. to ie cau es of the f disolutpn cf Ihela4st' (gvernme t, and the repotted f difflrence hetween the Dake of Wellington's statealent and Alr. Buskisson's There were two charges against fi | 4r. ...