... POR1'SMOUTH, FEB. 28. The Nestor transport, Lieut. G. N. Wesley, agent, arrived yesterday from Jamaica and St. Lucie, with invalids, and part of the crew of his A10atsty sloop Harlequin, which vessel being found unfit for service, has been appropriated as a receiving ship at Nassau, New Providence. Tbe Nestor left Port Royal on the INth, and St. Lucie oa the 20th January ; at the former were ...

... DUBLIN, FDR. SS. [sRs A COBRitsPOtiEN] The Ipeech of the Duke ot Clarence, on Monday, has produced a most rowerful imnpression here, and if the suttject of convetsa- tion in all circles. His unqualified advoctcy of the proposed relief bill is regarded as decidive of its cismplete success. The hostility to the measure is fast decteasing; every Indivi- dual connected with the public offices now ...

... PARLIAMEIVT.RY PAPERS. [(ABSTRACT.] COURT OF CHANCERY. b A return of tbe tetal amount of the ettlcts of tbe suitors of thes H1ighb Court of Chancinry, in the ftlloitijg years, iz.:- t Years 1819 £33,798,708 3 7 Years 1824 £38,585 812 3 3 b 1820.. 34,208,785 8 2 If;25 39,174 722 8 7 1821 ..35,643,623 1 1 1826 ..39,i73.489 lb 4 18 2.23662,921 15 9 1827 ..3Y9,009942 14 4 1823. 37,938,369 30 ...

... NATIONAL REPOSITORY at the RoMAL MEWS. This Institution for the iznmbitlon of speeimens of new and improved productions ef the artizars and manufacturers of the United Kingdom, though founded vrwih the nmost henevolent intentions, we are afraid will not succeed. We are all so in- tently occupied with the pursuit and adoration of wealth tbhat no other vanity can fitd a place in our hearts. Th ...

... WRENCH PIPERS. rFRON THE MtSONITEUR Or FRIVAY] PARIS, FEB. 26.-In a first voyage Io the Vannifolo uslands, Cqptatn Peter Dillon, Commander Of an giglish ship, fon4 on those islands some remnains of the shipwreck of La Pernuse; and in a second voyage, undertaken at ttte griflce of the Eog- lish East India Company, the Captain procured several other articles which evidently belonged to tha ...

... TH.E MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MOND.4Y, A1RCH 2, 1829. We received yesterday German and Brussels Papers, from which we make the following extracts:- VIENNA, FE, 18.-Lettersfrem Bucaurest of the 2d last. an- nounce that Tournoel was vigerously bombarded, and that count LANGERON daily looked for the surrender of the place with the greater confidence, as the Turks at Nicopoli could not easily ...

... itt ita rapid interease of Sir R. Inglis's majority on Friday, r obVioUS to the friends of Mr. Peel that such a coali- 1tibl L. . Bud High Church bad taken place against them I PO'If hope could be entertained of final success. Accord- PoS tsrdar morning it wasresolved in Committee, to keep I'loPnnyl oasnl&u~ghltgivthosegentlemen who bad dtteir intention of coming from1 town an opportunity of d ...

... MR. OfCONNIVELL AND SIR PETER LAURIE. 1 TO SIR PETER LAUJRIE, KNIGHT AND ALDERMAN. WoSITHY Stit Par~si-There it. one point on whicb yviu and !Odare agreed-heiartily ag~reed-would that you were a Blaronet adnot a nice City Knight ! Ouly think, Sir Peter, of the aw-ful dilemma in which I am placed, compelled elbher to address a City Knight, or to allow seate most special nonsense to go with vat ...

... IRENCII PAPERS. ,Oos SJHE MUSSAGER DES CHAMBRES OF FEB. ej CoI~ANTlNOrLE, JAN. 24,-After the first conference be- tiro 3. Jdubert and the Reis Effendi, the general opinion ti tat the props3ls offered by the French Agent had been cPled, and that ruI kisb C Mmmi~sioners would be sent to one tJ; tbe 1,uds *,f the Atrchipelago or to Smyrna, in order to tte't of the prcification of Greece. It ...

... OXPORD ELELCTION. * Solem quis dicere falsun audeat VI Tie general accuracy with which T he 'un has given the pro- ceedings at the Oxford Election, makes it highly desirable that its statement, the contest was, from the beginning, fought as the Catholic question, should be openly and positively con- tradlcted. Upon this pcint, the declaration of Sir Robert Inglis's own supporters, will, in ...

... MAYORii'S COURT-MODA.i; MISTAKEN GENERALSHIP. SIR TIIOMAS YATES, EX-SIIEKIFF 0o DUBILIN, FLAIN4TIFF: PICKARD, FEtGUa ON AND Co., GARNISHEkS; OOCcrox EDWARD FICKAHDD, DEFENDAN1.-This was au snrlion for the recovery of 3721.15s. in the hands of the garnishers, as trustees to Doctor Pickard. Mr. BOLLAND stated, tiat tbis vas ratiler a singular case. Ilis client, Sir 'bhn is Yates, was a creditor ...

... 'T'H MORJiIN\'G CH ROCIGLA . LONDON: TUESD..JY, AL4RCH 3, 1829. All manner of rumours were circulated yesterday, re- specting the wavering of the KING. Among other re- pons, it was stated that Lord ELDON had been sum- moned in haste from the evening service at St. George's, H anover-square, on Sunday, to repair to Windsor to his MAJESTY. Of course, there is no foundation for these rumours. In ...