... But, gentlemen, landowners and farmers, be reasonable gentlemend You have had svbat you wished for , you hare prevented, thus far, reform in England; you have re- stored legitimacy in France; and you are now giving a drubbing to the Yankees :,and , will vou not PAY for this ? 'Do you think, that the soldiers and sailors and contractors c and commisarlies and pursers and paymas- ...

... ATTORNE' S TA;. ~nttablel ronosition. that It is an indisputable proposition, that the more equally taxes fall upon the community, in proportion to the property and wealth which individuals possess, the less obiectionatble thley are. Judgintg by this propbsitiopn it is nanitfest that tie att-rcy's tax is a very bad one. Every writer or attor.- ney, of a certain standing, who practiscs in helC ...

... SIUTTBR FD'OM TME CONTINENT. l. ?? I - ' v lo l l ?? Cg 02N! THIA, CCGVN'XT J AND) CU If, A- TA 1d- ti it- R ' ' ~ ftr 1 er 7 K ?? f A N D ?? ?? onl lycitiosra itintintif, tile 29l1I ?Mitnchi at o ' t 'l I n* t th e t' , C o f ot P aris diiijvieli' , ssiih Iti ct jro ' t0 f~ I Odirg thri'e days amo ne.t,i us 113 b Illt 1 M ite * 'c re tttrevcroutes, ffeim Lyann to 1'1111'- I ot. y t. sod ...

... *Irnc taia V Uamnt'.. HOUSE OF LORii.. TuESDAY, FP3. 19.-Thie Lord hancelkir, the, Barl of Shaflesbury and Lord E6l4loroeii'as his MLjesty Cmoamissioners,'gave the Roy1'Aseiiit tid hb Twelve.Million' Exchequer Bills B and the.Approprlati~a 'Bill, . 'Sevetal petitions were present'ed from 'vaions quarters-en, .bebulf 'f ?? Cahslic9of.ir'ela'isd; and the Protestant 'Dissenters of the '6Uite4 ...

... MONDAY, FeeRDURAP 25, 1828. T he LUleqy of the Press is the Paladium of all the CiOil, Political, antd Religious Rights of ar Englishman.-JuNIDS. THE explanations, which we so anxiously Poked for last week. have at length taken place in the House of Cons- mons; and although they exonerate beyond the possibility of further impeachment, (at -least as connected with the dowufall of the late ...

... FIGHT BETWtEN NED BROWN (c TIaE SPRIG OF.AJYATLE) dND SOL. RAUBEAS. Y A good deal of interest was excited yesterday among tbe e milling fraternity, by a fight. which took place btwese tL e above fatic heroes, in a meadow on the Barnet read. The stakes were small-being but five pounds a-side-but the fame of the i e men rendered the conrest attractive. Brown is well knswn is a star of a minor ...

... THE MORNTINVG CIIRON'JCLI B. L ON 1) O N: SiTURDAY, FEBRUARY23, 1828. It was expected-that the Marquess of CLANRICARDE, in consequence of what fell from Mr. HuSKISSON on Monday night, would have followed up ini the House of Lords last night his statement of -Monday, the 1Ith, that Mr. HusycissoN had declared, that nothing should induce him to take office with those who had pursued with calumny ...

... FRENCH PAPE4RS. PARIS, FEB. 19.-All the efforts of the Speculators for a rise have been at the Exchange unsuccessful to-day. The Public Funds have had a most decided tendency to a fall The disas- trous news from Constantinople has been the cause of this decline. [FROM THE AlONITEUR OF TUESDAY, FEB. 19.] OFFICIAL PART. ORDINANCES OF THE KING. CHARLES, &C. Desiring to establish the military ...

... . I ..i.nna Feb. B, in f/se Evening.-The accounts -direct from Constantiflople confirm the previous statements, that all the subjects of the ttc mediating Powers, without exception, muet leave the Turkish capital ; the poorer individuals were aheat v put on board ships, and, as %rell as the lonians, were to he con. veyed to the Archipelago. No intercession of the neutral Am- bassadors had been ...

... ?? CfTAiUlTr' woNHOUS ?? tUti t L I' A ?? Ott ?? ritiarterly mueeting wras held of, the general maln :1501 of this ii stizuicin. t hae liar. I) r Julio Inuglis in tile chair. It lils 1)01 t llitlilV ttenid 0. The miinutes LOS ere road liy Ali Wattgh, as'it It a vory lii arst ignod sat isfacto-ry report dr'awo upl by Dr i-loter as to thle state if thle i2 Iann or, Lit totic Asv ni-ur ttaoh ...

... A SE Tir. public has been entertained for many days past with what are called ex$plan2ationzs; but, one thing I am very happy to perceive, that is, that the pub- lic entertain towards allithe explaining parties, as well- as towards the whole of the set, who call for the explanations, and the whole of the body,: up stairs aP1 down stairs, their repeorthers included; just such feelings a. the ...

... The intelligence from Constantinople is of a threaten- ing character. Contrary to every reasonable anticipa- tiorl, the Porte has in a great degree declared itself, and hostilities are to be the consequence. The equanimity which it preserved after the engagement at Navarin, was, it seems, but assumed in order to gain time; and that as soon as measures were properly concocted, it might give ...