... 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 ...

... THE BELFAST- NEWS-LETTEU. FRI DAY-FEBRUARY 22. Mr. Peel's speech on the appointment of a Finance Committee, will he read with interest by those whose attention has heen at all directed to the state of pub- lic affairs. It coitains a lirnouos, uneribarassed statem eitiof 1alculations which have been studiously ac- commodated to the meanest capacity. Formerly, and we mean nothing personally ...

... 4vorropplivence. ries i - the ; ASSESSED TAM ni ;to-- fo With respect to conferring donatives on thprtnee, we may ob. fr serve, that among nations whose manners and political instutions h are simple, the publicas well as individuals, having few Wyants, they fee are little acquainted 'with tases, and free uncivilized states disdain est __ to submit to any stated imposition. Thi ywas remarkably ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN OF IGREAT BRITAI1N AND LRELJAND. LbHOUSE OF LORDSTnUR4')AY, EiB. 21. on bt Lord TEST AND CORPORATION ACTS. Ts ;b odWHARNCLIFFE presented Petitions against the Ts ' and Corporation ActitrsaCog'ag f .~jailr in Sheffield, anad from the Dissenters of. a Papehintj PolmbrokesbAre. Va Simlilar Petitions-were presentrAbythe Miirqueucpf'Citve- ly laud, fromaSouth Shields' bv6yLoril ...

... COUNTY FRE.OFFICF. A General Meeting of the Members of tbis Establishiment took place yesterday, at their house in Regent-street, at which sr Sir JOHN HARRINGT'ON presided. id The Secretary having read over the Annual Statement of Ac- to counts, and the Report of the Directoirsa which gave a very gra- tifyjiag view ot tlhe Affirn of to e f'dice- MC Mr. BARBER BEAUMONT, the Mansger Diree'or, ...

... a4rliamealtaip Somipentbium. HOUSE OF LORDS. of --7- ,fa COiIPORATIO5( AND' TEST ACTS. en THunSDAY, Pebrseory 1l.-Earl Spencer and Lord King I~e pruesetet petitions from the Protestant Dissenters of North. w, ampton and Claphanm, praying for the repeal of' the above acts. 'of CATHOLIC QUtEtTION. e Lord Clifdlen presented a petition from Wexford, praying for ex the unqualified repeal of' the ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY22, l829. The business of explanation, almost the only busineit which has occupied both Houms since the Meeting of Parliament, was resumed last night. It commenced by a reference, on the part of Ur, HERRIES, to what fell, on Monday night, from Mr. DUNCOMBE, the Member for Hertford, who made so striking an allusion to the influence equal to the 1li. nisters', if not ...

... I FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THU ILIVERPOOL MECHANICS AND APPRENTICES' LIBRARY, ,I,& flL)VV lt ?? ANLJ AF-lC ItML £l~l.. JDil~ttlt, flp Read by the Chairman ofthe CommiUee, at their AnnualAMeeting 1mi 'held at the Institution, School-lane, Feb. 18, 1828. ar ke Pe or 'It is with feelings of unmixed pleasure that the Corn- of mittee of the Liverpool Mechanics and Apprentices' ye 0, Library have -to ...

... IMPERIAL PAIItAlYMERN'T. HOUSE OF COMMONS - FRIDAY, FEB. 15. COAT?1IITTEE OF FINANCE. Mr. Sec. PEET, saeid, in tisiug in pursuance of tilt no- tire wvhiclh I have givell, I shall take the liberty, ill the fiunt pjill:., to ue IIV! 1the i:adilg of eliot ?? inl MliY5;jcstl' speelh1, in which lie recomiliends ois to enquire into tho state of the r-seollne. The Clerk then road the following ...

... Riberpool J)rirco TurrClit.. * Denatrs COLONIAL PRODUCE. 0iJOAn, B.P.per cwt. ?? s. -d. s. d. muscovado dry brown .81 60 0 62 0 Nliddling ?? ?? 63 0--. 65 0 Good ditto ?? 0 ..67 0 Oood ?? 0 .69 0 Fine ?? 07 O.72 O~ Very ?? Dabs and very brown56 ,and moistened .. j~ .5 iMoLAsse~s, per cw't. west India ?? ?? 0 SO 00 COco(A, per rw~t. (in bond) west India ?? 0 ..44 0 Brazil ?? O..30 0 ?? none. ...

... lii DINNE1R MAXIMS. (rrom the- dc. Go. Ueaad.) A card of invitation slieuid be- %iritten in thr. eno~iiig be. fore breakfast, with all possible coolness, and after tbe vts. turest reflection. It is indispensable to calculate the place of'*eect guest ac- eoprdinig to his capacity, In order io obtain a:oreplete eqruii- Ubidnm-ib ill parts of the table. - The'Amphitryodi 'an rising from tab t'e, ...