... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oGRET BITAI AN IREfND 6REAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. '7 HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, JAN. S1. a D aron Durbam, late Mr. Lamfatho, was introduced by Lord Auckland and Lord Holland, and took the Oathb and his Seat _ as Baron Durham, of the City of Durham, &ad of Latobton Castle. Mr. Smith, from the Bankhupt Office, presented an Account ' of the Nnmnier of Commorissi ns df Bankruptcy ...

... THE NORNING CHRONWICL E. LONDON: .RIDA Y, IEBRUARY 1, 1828. It has been stated, with something like confidence, Ithat it was the intention of Ministers to propose, this Session, such a modification of the laws against the Catholics as would place them on an equality with other subjects, with the exception of the admission to either House of Parliament. Our readers will observe, from four ...

... teThe fo~llowing Regulation has been Issued by the Secretary ort at War;:- te War office, January 29, 1828. DP- Ins pursuance ofteKing's commands, communicated to as me by the Marquess of Lanedown, I have great Satisfaction in on. acqusistilg you, that his Majesty has heen grariottsty pl'.soed lres to direct that a retired allowance of Three Shillinws a Day s a shotild be granted to the ...

... THE JATrLE OF NAVARINO. rFseM THE LONDON MAGAZINE.] lst. What a grand thing is a battle I First, how grateful to a Christian's bowels the olicial acconit in the newspapers of the circumstances of the slaughter ; and next, how still] more accept- Able to a gobe-miouScke people the inundation of lies which Hoaw over the journals and fertilise the regino of vsih glory with anecdotes of gallantry ...

... GEtMXAN PAPERS. The following extracts from the Continental Papers contain the gloomy accounts of the affairs of Greece, which are pe- riodically published at Smyrna. SMYRNA DEC. 15.-The Oi iental Spectator contaiss the fol- lowing letter:- EGINA, Dec. 14.-The confusion prevailing in Greece daily increases, without any prospect of its terminration, without will and power in the Government to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... IRISH AFFdIRS. Ise- It is a well known, and at most invaluable rule of our lsw, light that in leases (if ordinary d uration rio tenant can suble t any ind it part of bis farm without the expreks coosent of his landlord. wise TIhe good policy of this law has been long obvious bath to land- frois lords and tenants, The lanellurds are thusR enabled to inquire mil utely as to the capital, ...

... FRENCII PAPERS. [FRtOM TTHE GAZETTE De FRANCE, DATED TPHtJSDAY, JAN. 31.] PARIS, JANVARY 30.-We extract the follorwing from the Augsburg Gazelte:- The Protocol of the Confere nces onthe questionof nter ventien between the Ministers of Russia, France,and England, was finally agreed upon on the 21st Dec., anid the uleasures were concerted which are to lie taken, to advance the work of ...