... HIOUSB OF LORDS. 11VLJ.1I3i '.Jx AALL DI TIURSDAY, FEB- 14.-Several Petitions 'were te esente for a repeal of ?? Acts, and othera in faiout o Catiollc Emancipation, all of which were Di ordered to lie otn the table. ° C oax LAWS.-In answver to A question ftom ot tette targyo 5%(levelarnde as to whethr it wa the in. of tenifon 0tthe Noble D~uke at the head of his Majesty's Wi aotlrrinyent to ...

... FRIDAY', FEBJRUARY 1 11120. _ 14 The Paris Papers are received to Wednes- thit (lay's dlate. The only article of any interest they eonr- ' t* ain, is given sir our extracts. IlI ThehPindq at Vienna are said to havic risen in con- 'il t arlence of the Duke (if .Wellington leitig trade Prinme WI .4 Minist. er of' this couintry* Cot it Pi-ivite Letters *fiibi Pasfls state ithat mri M riplnio is ...

... I DNBSDAof 1lD- t. 1828. WIEDN ESDA X, 182. Tle Paris Papers qE Sunday cotitainan ac- gt. count bf 'the first meetitig:eothe Obabsitber of Deputies, es W hich took place on-tie previous day.: A deputation, e, consisting of twventy Dlemibers; vwas' elected to wait on the King, .repa'ratory'to'the;cpening of the Session,- Alore than 300 cembers'attended otn'this occasion. ael The c6rsntnercil ...

... H1oUSE OF COMMONS, - Tjl1TZSikYD , JAte. 31.1 Mr. Denisetei presented P~etition fratto aI 1/ceish icr Surrey, for the revision of' tie ~se loit-At' ?? nrovedrior retilrerts ii ol1o SunS ?? by tote Iiioprioal Parlamcnt, for the pe t 'e EdltCatiott, and thle Cte~Vp Ot f olelrue is Ir unl._t'everal private -Bills totre s 11 up. antd red It first ?? 171 h 'oercl wa fxed onl or the receipt of. oH ...

... .. I 5??Olltvqll. ?J(NI)Af, j,'Ej3RtT A RY II. MS., I '!le ?ti~ l'pet5 F l~'itlay tnod Snaturldav, q ?? adeiv-s it aper, ?? V ,rl AIlh- II ,r~ of Eci.4il1iita, France, and PRus.r~ P. t~~~j retctrn fr Ii Ceorra to Gonstaicti. I erritil brliel prevails' ?? the. Turkish ' JI i IhraI i heuediumtsof Auostriat) has iodti Alliill Piwtd a greater irillirngness, toa t I~elied0r tpexsflM iS ato Cal( ...

... I 0 iie0IJp'0 Oft*. PAIUS, FEB l6 HE H urenzberg Gazette states, that 11 5v it IstacLdingthepacific accounts from', the .1 pis1, fllnder., &c.X' which are regularly re- V ?? in thle /;1ermn Papers, thzeie is little t~qipcac, will h)e preserved. The most valuable tbat,, PC' Ic ofcuse, tbat whicll comes from tile int 5ion vhere ti- innmense masses of lusco- je oltiY re gatherr'l in daily ...

... IJOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, F 11. M.heiff Stable presen- ted a petition from teLdMaoSheriff's,- Alder. inen, and CommoConiofteCyofonnn ,common Hall assmld raigtereelo ,h Corporation and Ts~twihhdbe dpe td a Very nurperous meting When theewr ol.tre bi or four dissentient voce. Ar Aiehcriod Gad he petition was one of the most rpinsrcable instancesli Pfwhates called the trarch of mjind, fo in 1790 ...

... - --M11 lci I{011Si , OF COMMONS. IMfl'n>:h. V Sn Oil 1 3t. CO ?? 1. Ml'1ID,'pi}'!xxy, FtED. 20.1 M~r. Sturqe's fl-'uro tl e'it1bis; ant]l yresented is petitionlfrotm libhbocne. p11pe]l of the (CoTprratisn ad T'eat Actsr._ t;,- t (crrl:t n .r presented shnilar petitfimns fromr the r( ndetladrsot anod i ariaein Congrrgafions at 1ottSI a G ;Otttiiouth t anti Mlr. 1. .aring prescrted five to ...

... THE LATE MUM COLLINGWOOD IIt is a spectacle equally rare anti iteres: fsee the gentler and-more anmiable affection, Of' to life springing up and twining around the hea1t fmctle whose days were almost wholly. devoted to ti, IIo pttsuits of war, and spent amongst boit strt i ners and buffeting waves-. The contrast letwer, th'in Fjarring elements-material and hurtran..ang btte Iquiet ...

... I I Vootoevilpt+ FRIDAY'S LONTDON GAZRTTR. GaowiN OFrycE, FEB. 8. EMB[URS returrned to serve in this 1 / precsn PA a otA Sr flN r.-[JniVeCOats/ of Ox- ?? l]iglt lion. Robert lieel, of Chriet Church, D.C.L.-Beot ?? ?? Right llon. Sir John Beckett.-Borough ofHeairric/-.The Right Bon. John Charles Ilerries. 31aae of his ajesty's Blint._Borvtth of Iin-g a 'oan-The Right lhon. William George ...

... W^iusoa1'4 ez atiutrpWV sft -I PROX TUEBDAY'S LONDON GADETTE. U 1W1ITEHALL, FEBi. 18, 1828. q HE King has been pleased to .idirect 3 M letters gatent to b epassed under tlle 6reat o ^ Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain a rsand lreland~far granting the dignity of a Ba. n *ixet of the said United ERingdon to the fo'lowing t (kadenten~3 zespectivelyi aind tie beirs male oi their bodies ...

... - ja? potocr. qipao * ~ 2l8?rtAY's LO.V)Q4V GAZBrITB b ANIs BI 'ISp . ell tt 'rblu'owe, jon., E '7 l p~wichl Suffok, etrwccer taeA IOO~O D | ho 14lan-street, Kheuit lbtil-Middldiee, shoemaker.- l .n E.iE Xcy, 'vetertinry' ?? I Sj~,'Ei dard.,~ 'saitiik GlamT0r-e es~t~i raiea~i t~ta.IloFe .dgbnstolt. Warwittksblre, mel-chait.-Wri. 11ltI _ ?? o, .i:bielt Watkins qnaw rodi h ltoai beys. .lifuO:, ...