... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... TE~ BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. FlRlDAY-FEBRUARY 15. REV. FATHrER MNAGUIRE. A conlsidrable portion of our columns is this day oc- ipied with a report of the final proceedings in the Court of Exrheqjer, relative to the setting aside ofthe va-idict in the case of Al arrahan a. Miaguire. The v, mict Is. been set aside under circumstances, which 'vill no l mnbt ?? serious impression.,s Ol the public :id ...

... - a iE DP. PARR AND THlE DISSENTERS TO THT, LDITORS. w GENTLE1)TEN,T11 correepnndent who contributed to vourne paper of the I11th of January the article heaiel 1 Methodis or nD Demncracy, must, I think, be under a mi.talre in stating ScC that Dr. Parr used facetiously to call the Dissenters 11Nou cotrns. It appears, by the Reverend W. FieDo's Life of the c Doctor, (a very interesting and ...

... 0riginal. TO THE BDI7ORS, GEtTs.EMsEN,-I have lately returned from Paris, Wd, with much difficulty, whilst there, procured a copy of the poem off which the following is a translation. It had been suppressed, I by order of the Government, but was privately circulated through all classes of society.-Yours, T. W. Prelson, Jan. 31. vePN9tATION o0b A stLvPReCS5tD ?? Poz3, AoDrsarD ro TlhIt SON OF ...

... (from Angelo's tueninisaences.mJ 'rThe two Thompsons, bachelors, brotliers, and music- . sellers, who so long resided on the north side of St. Paul's; at were great patrons of the Queens Arms concerts. At this fp time, all the favonrito old songs, set to music, were print- pi ed on a sheet, price three half-pence. They were publish- ers, too; and those who sought in vain elsewhere for any m ...

... _ _I | i~i GREECE AMD TURKEY. b Seral Gre-k shiips bloi k ci 3 Missolongzhi, under the coIn. n mand of Captain IH iztirgs. Vassiladi is a 'O blockaded by the c is Grecks. General Churchl is daily expected. - The Turks? osir deor Aides-TIhe folloswing intelligence haq n te been commuricattd in erivate lcerss If it be correct, it will 'A t. serve to show that the battle of Navariino has rendered ...

... IMPERI AL PA RLIAM1ENT or GREAT 7B IITAIN AND IRELAND. III- HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY, FEB. 14. of Mr. Hlulmres presented a Repr~rt from the Commissioners of Ithe Port of Arundel are M. Msatin, frtim uut.- East India Conmyany. presented an Ac- t~int of the Ilensiouua, Gratuijies, and Salaries granted by the aFn Company. nts alS Tr.;'l' AND CORPORATION ACTS. ere EalSENCER presented it Petition ...

... LIVErtPOOL ELECTIONS. We have just been favoured wi h a copy of tire new bill for reglating the elections at our borough. We have not yet had I an opportunity of perusing it; but we shall take an early op portunity to attend to the subject. Tie title of the bill is as follows:- A Bill for providing a more convenient Place and making certain Regulations ibr thc Elections of Members to serve ...

... IjrVERPOOLC , FIDAY, FEBRUARY, 15, 1828. Important D.ce7ion.-AuCtI m Dtlty on tue Sale of Estatel i ho!o,'inr to Bi ?? an action brought by the Excise I againt Messrs. Tho. Winstanley and Son, Auctioneers, of this P town, for the non-pavmnent of the auction duty on the sales of the extensive estates of Mr. Thos. Claughton, a Bankrupt, and mort. o g'aved by him, and whico action came on for a ...

... 15 INlnjority, eS. WEDNESDAY, F.b. 13.-General Gascoyne presented a peti ion from the owners of steari-vessels trading to the port of Liverpool, praying an act to regulate pilots. there. He also presented a petition from the trustees of the Belfast and Antrim roads. Various other petitions were presented, praying for emanci pation, the repeal of the Corporation and Test Tcrs. and others of no ...

... LONDON-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11. The motion for the appointment of a Committee of Finance has been postponed from to-miol row till Friday. His Majesty's ship Pylades has arrived at Ports- mouth from Mexico. She brings about 900,000 dol- lais, and 260 serons cochineal ; the value of the whole about £25o,ooo sterling. We umiderstald she has land- ed a great amount in specie at the Havannah, on ac- ...