... ?? OF CONIAION$S * ~~S D ~AV, AICCU 5.] Several petitions a e lVated, on tile lalt Actst, the Test. atid Caor~. wtae Pt th Wiool, the Fisheries,' and Catholic haS i to Marquis of Chandospresented a the1 Wra~trtes, owners, and oectipiors, ofri piof til7e lul~dretd Of' Newp)ort, Bucks, praying for I ,I nd.in the Poor Lawn. Ii sbedi fixed1 Tulesday insteaa; of AMondayP1 I' deO of the Test and ...

... iHOuSE OF COMMONS. t1upobi VrJ ?? DIONDAY, FEiI. 25.] Mr. Tyner Slinton brought up the Report of the Imperial Gas Committee. Upon the question that it be reed, Mr. Ilavte opposed it, on the ground thai the Company hat violated their engage. snents_ with toc pudblic, they ha.ving woll out of' the Futndsfe one-eighth of their subscribed eapital, which waslintendco as a security, to meet any ...

... FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 182a. The Journal of St. Petersburgh of the 11th lttillasbcen received this morning, which contains two Iimprrunt Lrti4eie; the first being the Declaration of the 1l4aTTOrF ?? upon the memorable manifesto of tl) Vorte. It expresses in strong language the regret of auiatt attn)anifesto, and her determination to re. q.rts 'Ih Ltai speedy reparation tor all tile wrongs rli1s51 ...

... ?? E I - , D, . f.0pSE a F'LOIDS,. ORPAY, l cc .] Tn Z - Cttcrt lratilil 4iAm wxexre zentedi. by thle iiarpuis.0f BrginSo0, A'r~ttI~r kdrt mpndw; 'bY the Lie1afQ- dlQ 54sI4 Jhimsillf to be upcooneci.ed with' any of' the m g the pettiolls, ?? those frotn Salias j aci the .peLttiorlers wele of the ~OaeOSL eapcta~lit. arid coniprised iperaotna of all ~fl~t2OlC) ?? SalJ~uoy, fron, two placee i ...

... . J - - --S tIDOUSE- ()F Ut)MM1NS. DWONDAY, 9 I itcult S.1] Nunmerius9:Petitions were !r 3re ted respecting the Ayr and talder Navigation; ' NOe Waltelielti at i Ferrybridge canal ; aneontl~lfl- I ing of agricultuaul ?? House went into a r Comrnittee on the East lictford lsisranchlaement Bill. t) Somo6f dthe witneses examine l, proved that2O. Ad w rometinlc.a Gt guineras a vote were given by ...

... IR'00011#? ?? FRIDAY, 1. -1 There have been no iriiivals from din e Con- tinent in the thrce last days, oidng'to the prevalence of Easterly wind s. 'A cor!dmn to the last aceohnrfti t'rom, Vi-I enbn, the Austrian o indstremjin-otel y,'which encour. ges the laopee thti the next mntplligerocefr'li £he 'East eilp he more paciiic. It i's n .w lrnowl that thei very' strong tone of the T.urk~ish ...

... 11 ;P, Ito' Introball-0 voots. .1 Itto;?' D 11 11 11 - ?? - PAISs, MAacti 2°. , ConRid(ole lele~v of seamen, for our Sihip' owar, is to take plhce. All the CCountS p. trun l ?? speak of tile native military l jL ejecie anti ?? of -troops in Prussia, i t the~rvr~sl cRhite. 4 eaere ?.qjihe7rch 1 e have letters from u pje (Itb Iith Feb. which state, that a tof the Allti'ser% of Austria and ...

... qvmhmm J . 0'''¢ W teii'lv'tftv' 'tve & - -- - - ;- 1e ANIKRUVT7Sfj'hn BPiruett, ttels- mot, Durbl~cii crer;-.Thorm H twanEII. Lun~tti4, kaehney _OZ toae prpreor.-.Jol:fi~tqutl ouse, @uuWcnr-~ iirer J uhn it1ksl Lightfoot; Liverlponl, mwrehaft.-Gco. lrtp Gco. Grirnes Lrowu, and Edwin Jackson, Caxbrook, Cheshire, and Manchester, caliko printers. ; ...

... HOUSE OF COMNIMONS. WE'i;DNES8DAY, Fa. 27.] THEI IALT TRADE. _On thc moetion ot' ills. Liltleserr., a return xvas ordered if thu raniber of licensed inaltsters in the Unitel liiu;dsrsr. Severnl Petitions were presented frcnu New.- uy andother parts of the country against the Aait Aalmparsel last Session.-The Ca/resnwnllor of the Exc. cheqner said that the present regulations of the nalt tt3e ...

... DtICNDAf, M1ARCIH 17, 1828. TIhe poii~s pljeier of Fridav- andr S aortlay wi l. Letters frorn Tostouse turd Mariejllcs; ~fet Ine '_already received of the preparations IIoni ttenw' taran expedition to the Al'lditeira- ?? %Lijirjllred that the Freoch division will leave .tl d04thOF Al ?? The infantry will be con. b4il 0 ?? an d Rochofort; thle artillery and ,elea 55i1~satsthreojgh Madrid. cnan ...

... I wepinotlawo.'k 11 ?- 1: -01 FRO.Al 7TUESDAY'S l6ONDON GAZrTTE' -t COeLOIAL OFFI&r, MARCH 17. | W'%IFIB King has been pleased to apbnt 4 31ajor.General Sir Jsqiies Lyona l to be Governor and Copnimder.i-1Chief of the r Island of JBarbadoes. . WIIXTEHALt. a M~arch lt.j The 1King has been pleased to appointthe Rlight H1-on. Sir /eo. Cobrl t OtAehtt ollasq, Lcomrolnl vctalledarl ?? n ?? ?? Is.W ...

... I a geg -sg ?? VAPF fiSA 'W OUEGOWI ?? 2r- ?? 482 F39fi1 ~ Z~lDO' GAZZTTTF.: to IaPtintthhe Ion Francis Regznaldt rbes, now 'ecaetnry to his iestv's 3Smbassy at the _ ,CartK of isbon, to be SecrteayY to his~ -ia~tsZ ity~s flmba~ssy at the'-iioart of Vienmna iandJohn- He~y J~latdcyi1e, Jitqg now a.ttached to I his 1sjetty's Emi. passy olt'Pitn4 to be S~ecretary to hits ijaesty' s hn. passy ...