... .. 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( ...

... 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 ...

... ?? *atuvaap'* wooto ?? _ ?? dy Ohf L ONDO GAZETTE ~Vvol OF% TVESDAY, Fxi 12. LAET WM DNESwAy, FED. 13. A tle &toirt. at Winldsor, the 13th day A rf Februnrr.- 18t8,-.Preent, the iings ?? Elreellcent MVajesly In (lounciL-Slterills L ypolnted by hia hrdajesty -In (toun1Il for the yea 11 re TllomasBowlei. Esq. of Illiton.iliiL ConMgallss R .rntorhBuller, Esq. Shillingham.. Cormrtagt l~ ngmeedi; ...

... 'ARLoU .A 11 *FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i5; 1828w f . - _ trs t he Paris JPapers to Wednesday's date ar- D rived last night. 'Iey ato almost entirely fillcd with stt . -lnintere ?? pon mere matten of Wfisin h the th V Chamber of Deputies.' The 'oly article worthy notice Iis given under, the bead of -Frankfort, which state that su e a levy of 45,000 -men is about to be made in order to BO t complete ...

... SW1t0ba1'0 $% guro« foto *VROZDM 2'URSDAYs LOXNDoN GAZETTE. pi b POREMGE OFFICE, Pft. 12,1828. Vi rFVIE 1{ing ha6 ?? pleased t to appoiit the Right Hon. John Lord Pon. d _ sonby. to be his blojesty's ?? Extraordi. o ,ry at Dfl~infi~ter10pttir tlch o . tliq.10 8 Poor r-kii1 O'e~eWm. Chad, -tsq. io be Envoy tkantaor~dnatry and .Minister Plenipotei' teD y to the lteo b public .of Colombla; ...

... 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 ...

... iiHUSE OF 1OFiIL)k' lUONDAY, FEu3. 1i1. zD the case of the breach L 6f privileme, by the arrest of Lprd l-larwardlen, Camp, A] the Sheriff's o licer, was ordered to be discharged on re ths puypint of fees. hi STATS OEF 1;tELAND.-ThC Farl of Darnley rose, C snd observeld, that, as it appenrtea to be not the hiten- in ubn of the Noble Duke at dive head of the Government, th to propose that ...

... (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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .nreic (E rOXIO q I lIOSE OF COAMM-ONSi. lRA F'e.B 9.1 NAVi' liSTltATES.- peeo 'ijd tiithl e Navi E tilnlmte. for the cUr- me tj l palt into tlh bends of the diflerent rt he ~eitiole and cotopttring thern with * °he ltetar he was surpriketl to li:ti that ir p~thc tlt' ?? which would, anmount to 'T5ii ?? ?? were to be ected ?? °O.}af the: l r of moet to be employed, maet% 0 of timbear to be ...