... HOUSE OF LORDS. bronday, Feb. 11. In answer to a question from Earl Darnley,-the Duke of brings gforN again declared that Ministers had no present intention of bringing for. ward any measures regarding Ireland. TURKEY-LATE CHANGE OF MflNISTRtY-CABINET DISCLOSURES. Lord Holland being still prevented by illness from attending the Hlouse, the Earl of CARNAsRvos. rose to make some motions of which ...

... Frem tAe lONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Feb. 19. ST. JA MES'S PALACE, FEB 18. Tbte Kinir haK beeu pleased to aippo~int the Duke of Mnntrrtse, Lc~d Climu clarmsi of his hiajesty's Household, in the room el the Duke of Devonshire, resigned. WHITEHALL, FEBi. 18. The King hus Isfrn pleased to direct Letters Patent to be Passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ...

... 0o .- I a i a ate doofdgeni to mrXlemp ~goTWSBY8S LONDON GAZETTE. NSOLVENT. ,Geotr~estreet. Mastsisn~house, coalstnerchan t. DtAN C II5 RU~PTCY SUPERSEDED~. 2,Loe5r, W~ooIlwic, linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. r~ebiiild,~ Sheffield. merchant. Sols. Thomson & Co. 1 rm ya C olemnan-street. 0lieg)s NirwSpainwharf, Earl-street, Roman cement-maanu- fillsWO Sets. WVilde & Ce'. Coalfirge-hill. facoberls ...

... - IMR. HTJSKrSSON AND THE GUARANTEES. In consequence of the distinct and unequivo- cal contradiction given by the Duke of WELLINGTON, to un assertion respecting Guarantees, said to have been made by Mr. HusKilssote, in the speech delivered by Ilion at Liverpool, *ve think it important to comnaluni. cate the most specific information on this point-anmt it happens, fortuliately, that one of the ...

... (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, ...

... MAARINERS' CHURCH. ridarits On Sunday morning last, the building ~rmrlev in. ndias Ebenezer Chapel, situated on the Junction Dockd- Q r, as it was opened for Divine Service, according to the itaI the 23 the Church of England, for the accommodation ofi l dis- mariners of this port. It has be n recently fitted cp, civil undergone several necessary alterations; and need; r civil the addition of a ...

... 1-hal ll?Ad, - ;inrn? a. ?? ? f., s - - , , -? -- Pelrrhea,', Frh. .-ihe f dhoe tie tistrrssin. accourt of thr IGSS eI the 9t. T. ,orec, of Green i k, i1d part of the crew, has been '?avnsn.i'ted bv thc Dgent to LI-d's6:-The vessel leing froern t11fast. bound ioZ Grecnock, Ilien wvith grain, founderet' or sun k at Fs a, On the 16th ult, about 300 miles to tbe westward of Shr;Ie::d. The crew, ...

... BATTIE e OFNAVARINO. TRINSIATPnN OP A LETTER rnROM tCOUNT DE NESSELitODE TO COUNT DE HELiDEN. ted St. Peteisihta, Nou. 11, 1827. feit Matlinleir Ic Cotaee'E,-WoC have ,Juist leceived bis ,.II, way of oltny anto CoeSia:coiaople, the first Inctelligvcre of thce me- f tr- 'oreitte battleof Navarih, nod I Imn eonun nded to hose notime in despactchincg to you licO Courier, boarcr of tilhepresent, ...

... VICARIAIL 'l'TITHES. Weo last week i ntimalted thamt thle renewed ?? between the vicar of ltalifax tinsI Iis parishiotters, r~irtrreretei bly thle central Commroittee, host torritia~ttr' ususccessfutlly, intt sir nrsw subjohlr the documoents consfirming tltot statnlt s.It' reply to the Vicar's Isropoitkiot to 11contruirtt for ever, by act of Parliatmr'tt, tire Vicarial Tithes, Easiter tites, ...

... . 28th Re-iment-Gent, Cadet George 1:. Potter, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hobartb appointed to tbe Itoyal Staif' Corps. Last year at the tithe audit of the Rev. Mr. Kirby, of Barham, it was stated to him by Mr. Borley, a farmer, whilst paying his tilhe, that he expected a tenth child before the next audit. The expectation was realised; and this year ...

... X _ _ _ C (FhOir THE ANCHERT~ t COURIER, FE1. 2.) We have recently had our attention called to a subject which is. new to us, anid-we believe equally so to most of our readers-we suean the estalishlsinent of sick clubs in Sunday Schools. We have been presented with the Fourteenth Report of the Bennett-strect Sunday School Sick and Funoeral. Societv, which contains statements of tile utility ...