... Ete 1POt o~of 1Zthrtsb) aml frjtiap. LONDON, FRIDAY, FFERUARfI15.- 1 The oalise assigned for Lord Cochranesijlreturn to his staive country is, that the Greek caus.so far as re.ar' the contest with tile Turks, no longeei needis his slpp'ort. being at an end both by sea and land. His Lordship con. siders the effect of the battle of ;Nqvarino up)tn all the ibelligerent parties tq haye beeei T,,, ...

... liiY BRIE A - . DOCIEWt OF 0OOTLAD,: VOT ED IN l !) t Si'.4- VUiT'i!D IN ?? '1'11: ()l3.1E(I'TS .1 1 ?? INSITVI TiTJUN, ?? ?? ?? ?? 'a V ' ?? A i. el 27. - ?? ~, f 'To Mr. t.e,. Jac1 li ,ti Plaiintrs'e stimtde, near Porln If llv21:cl4 triV 1h04 O,.~IL ditil Cutuitre of Cliver sind RI-- it I ?? at ith Sn %:iot..t.i of itiort to' and It.L F its, tend.I ;~o shoL. AV 4 itiVj~ in o !l oL Ih~t I ?? ...

... lmvrvial %parlialltrut. IIOU4 Or LORDS, MONDAY, FninUArY 11. III A seeconfedition of the Londi.1. Sit) of the above L date enabled uis, last wekck to present our readers si with the proecce lngs of bo0th ]fuses of parliament tl1 tlip to seven o'eoeok that evening. We-ow sub- m join what trasspired after thie reporters for that A paper left. We. understand that the Edit 01 in ClILNARVON, for ...

... ha I THE B3ELFAST EWS-LETTER. I TUESDAY-,FE13RUARY 19. -- - - ?? thle Hou-se of Comnmons, on Thursday last, Mr. Ilobbhouse brought for ward his mnotion fur a vote or thanks to Sir: E. Codrington for his conduct at the halde of Navariti. It was introduiced with a long speech, of which wve gil-e hut ~z it outline, because it presentedl no 1feattlre of that pecuiliar interest which is likely to ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. AR-_ HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, FEB. 15. _ TEST AND CORPORATION ACTS. T. Lord AUCKLAND presented a Petition from the Congrcgl a as tion of Protestant Dissenters of the Saint Thomfls-square Meet- tih ing House, praying for tite Repeal of the Test and Corporation 5 eActs- Earl FITZWfLLIAM presented similar Petitions from tbe _ Protestant Dissenters ...

... joiner, Spring-Row, was i lately delivered of Itree children at a birth-two boys and a, girl. At first, they were all thoughlt likely to live; but two of them died in a short time, and tise. third at the end of if of a fortnight. The same lady, on two former occasions, pi has had twins. d e HULL, FLORAL ANM HIOtTIcU1TU'RtlAL Sncra'rY.-At the fo e annual general meeting of this society, held on ...

... R-03cupool V'ricco C5?llrtfat. Tkarsdcy, Febroary 14, 1828. ' Denotes rising. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUcoAr,1l.P.perewtt.O.r.) 5. d. ?? dry brown .* 661 0 .Middling ?? 63 0 Good ditto ?? 64 0 Good bright ?? 68 0 ?? 70 0 Very fine ?? Datla and very brown 54 0 al2d nmoistened ?? MorLASSMc, per ewst. IVct I ndiot ?? 27 0 Cocor, per ewt. (Fi bond) West India ?? 40 0 Brazl ?? .28 0 ?? no COoFooe, per ...

... COPY OF A MEMORIAL TO HIS MAJESTY'S CAOINET MINISTERS. To - The humble MEMORIAL of the undersigned Owners and Occupiers of Land in various parts of England, SHEWETH, THAT your lemorialists have been informed that it is intended to propose to Parliament, an alteration in the laws regulating the importation and sale of Foreign Corn. That your Memnorialists do not presume to occupy the valuable ...

... 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 ...

... ILPBRlqL -SAJ LIALENT. her HOUSE or LORDS-MoNDAY, FEBRUARY-fl* the )TM glun be The Earl of DARNLEY asked- the Duke of Wellington tia whether he proposed to bring forward any measures for aind OL the relief of the population of Ireland, and avowied an a Is opinion that a committee of inquir asto the number and In state of tine Irish people'would be productive of advantage. Poo The flDuke Of ...

... (Feom the. rql. . liters, JouryA) I - --s flat, cz?it.*CAL 4*axctpLTvvAL v*xwniT'h4 Id. 2 -- -- - ? 11 tled AUDiRESR TO THE OWNEUCs Aki)OtiCCUPIER6O ,.I H ted ~ xsenosiOF GREAT! nIIITA'IN AND IRtELAXI). Uhe OXOwwhs H'oel, palacp Yard, Loniln e.1,88 h ~The. Committee assemmled for the purpose, and for .the sole les, Purljose, of the protection of British Agriculturelfrom, an injurious eit iport ...

... rHE BUDGET. Not that thing& about the taxes, 'bich is us1y calld. the Thjdget but tbe idget of4 EXPPLANkTIONS relative, to the resignation of Jo:GobDsRIcn and relative to the GJ6ARNTEES, which Mr. HAUSKISSO told the fools of Liverpool1 that he had received from tbe On Monday night, in the House of TLords, LORii GODERICB, in consequence of something said by LoBD CAERNAk_. vON, stated the cause ...