... hreevl - ?? FI RUAR 1,8= DjO.1;DAi', FEBRUARY 18, 1828. JTrenc~~lhl Papctrs of Friday weith the rselle de f'ronce of biaturday's date, have been re- ..,11'vbir contents lrirncipally relate to matters in 5~II*. t-VCTOi~ fel little, interest nerer techuli- ~i ise~tni uonth lte returns. They write fromn TutiS, o te i Fbrary, that 0owing to lie Ee~i ~s, he tatio b I g~.Aieirswil I be reinriorecd, ...

... POSTlSCRIPT. LONDON, F aa. S. The great and indeed the only feature of the business in the House of Commons last night Was Mr. BROUGHA4I'S speech on his motion, touching the state of the Law and its Adminristration in the Courts of Justice, with a view to such reform as time may have rendered necessary, and ex- perience may have shewn to be expedient. Tihe speech of the Learned Gentleman was ...

... (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, ...

... LONDON, FEB. 21t. Itis reported that there is something wrong among some of the officers of the Treasury. The Duke of Wellington, it is said, went to his office the other day, and inquired for several gentlemen, who were all found to be absent; upon -which his Grace observed, that lilwas glad to find that there was so little business to bWdbne; it would give him an opportunity of retrenching ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUES:DAY'S POSTrS. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-Monsday. rg11HE Earl of DARINLEY asked the Duke of Wellington 'IL whether he proposed to bring forward any measures for the relief of the population of Ireland, and avowed an opinion that a Committee of Inquiry as to the number and state of the Irish people would be productive of advantage. The Duke Of WVELLsiuroTG intinmatedl that measures ...

... BATH, JAN. 3U. D~tLA. Is, vex.- etat It is with very painful feelings hiat we record the perpetratibn of a murder in this city. The suffeeer was Maria Bagnall, a young person of about twenty-five years of age, and servant to mrs. Coxe, (of0East.Burnhamr near Maidenhead,) and at present residing at No. 1C, Milarlborougl-buuldilgs. The murder was committed between eleven o'clock on Saturday ...

... The evacuation of Spain has commenced; and, if vie may credit some private letters, it has been already the signal for tumult in that unhappy country. Symptoms of discontent had broken out in Granada; and the roads and mountains of Catalonia are infested by bands of robbers as formidable as the old guerilla parties; An insurrection of the military, which, however,. was suppressed, took place ...

... a LONDON, FEB. 5. rVHE Paris I'Papers of Sunday contain an account of A. the first meeting of the Chamber of Deputies) which took place on the previous day. A deputation, consisting of' twenty members, was elected to wait on the 'King pre- paratory to the opening of the Session. More than 300 members attended on this occasion. The announcement of the appointment of M. de Vatismenil to the ...

... l AlllUjaS ,Ull a . - F To the PRXNTER of te HAlPrsnxRE TELEGRAPH. I The selected passages 1 nowv submit for your in- c I sertion are taken from a volume of Sermons, entitled so Tie Ministerial Character of Christ, practically con- wo sidered, by Charles R. Sumner, Al .A. Domestic Chap- lain and Librarian to His IV ajesty, and Prebendary of M Al orcester, and relate chiefly to the subject ...

... U NDAY'S AND TU ESDAY'S PosTrs. I sCcan* j i ; HOUSE OF CO1MB71ONS.-Friday. FINANCE. COMMITTEE. ?? Secretary BEEL, on bringing forward the subject AlV] of the Finance Committee, entered into an elaborate and lmilous view of the present financial state of the country; ob- serving that no good was to be derived from a suppression of the truth of an attempt to mystify the real state of atl'irs ...

... 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 ...