... 4 , FRIDIMZ JO~r GAZE TTE. I ?? h~derick flackerlt (0f1' idtittwstreet, Barton, Crescenrt, tinti Gray's inn- 1 3 aIe, billt now of TIothnrgten Parli, tiorusey. raitti ?? liratio lloctit, Ieo isge~tre bitt row (i Pn1ted, 'ewttlilly, dealer int] ittstertt )Iilie. itdite BSrat. inltate ol'Ctpilnfifl, shilil clttratier. f~t 1 oper't, ow T~ower-ttill, 'teertittWitin 1~Wtl~Woodehtester, ...

... - V, ?? Q 1 ?? 1 ?? . MONDAY, FEB. B.] The Lord Chsanelflor gave In notice that it was his intention to lay on their Lord- in Phips' tab]e, IaI a few days, a Bill respecting thce Court fu of' Chancery. a T~he Eu,'I of Shafiesrbury ioved that no petition or private bill berteived after W'ednesday, Matrch25; and( p1 that no report froms the Judges Le received after Ilion. ci clay A pril 21.-4 ...

... HOIISE OF' CONMMONS. MONDAY, FEIB.8. Mr. A4derman Woodmoved for several returns relative to the growth of hops, the ?? of themn, and the exportation of beer and spirils. He alto presented a petition from a Mr. %,hite, of Plymouthl, praying that a provision be made in all turnpike acts fior a goo foot-path for passengers. AISO another petition *om the same individual, praying that a sinilar p ...

... 3 ow = (From the Messager dcs Chamabrcs). PAMS, FEB. 8. I T is affirmed that the expedition agaitist Algiers was resolved upon in the Council of Thursday evening, and that the Spanish Ambas- sador immediately dispatched a courier to his Sovereign to inform him of it. It is believed that this courier is the bearer of an application from the French government, In case the expedition should have ...

... X4lONDAY, FEBRUAR Y 8. 1830. .. -1 . E . - . - . -. Q I .. A e ~t al ihpprs to the :31st nilt., tat ntid a ?? 51ail, with pflpers, to Friday,. have come to hand. 'lfie tororer relate cbtelly to the South of tvi L.uropiC, alid statC that, iii the provinces evacitatetl by tile Russ~ians. the ijuhiijatnits. ss'tir'ther C11iristianls, jewvs.o laotemsCttflC mIII mitt onily front punishitentit but ...

... WLolltaon. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1830. iof0 The French Papers of Monday revive the report Ear of an expedition to Algiers, which is said to have been E nc at length resolved upon in the Council of Thursday E evening. 101 We have received the following from our Cor. ofhe respondent at Paris, dated So PAnis, Feb. 10, 1830. elee Letters from Berlin state, that the State Gazette of has been ...

... L-? ? I I la -oll 0 ? - ?? ?? . 4 . a ?? 1? joto I 1, I FROM TUrES'DA;YS L ;ZBTTR.EM .FlC E B. CRLOWITVN OI C RE A. - , ELMBILa retu~ned to serve in this A present PARLJIAMENT.-COUSt~Y of Linme.- --ric¢-L~ieut ?? Standish O'(;rady, of' > Ca2hirguillnsmoec, in thle said County of Li. P nierick, in the room of Thouias Lloyd, Esq. decease'd. ot B.ANRiRUPTS .b Thornas Ievvis, Oarrett-hntr, ...

... JUGot0 -a a tauroba'r# ioet (Folai the Jefernal des. Debats) WARtSAW, JAi. 4. E leavii fror nt Coli4tAtn tilopte that M. de Butitlnek?'lias Succeeded in obtaining from tle .Iorte thic firnllns which he re- quiretforhe natvigation of the Black Sea. i' The ex.chaigeof cotrriers between l~ondon, Peters. bumrghnztd Paris, is stitt iery frequent. What piarti- cirhrl V engages theattcrition ofdhe ...

... IA BalYe8l. 30 FRItlDAY, FI'£B'UARY 1D, 1830. . . List night were received the Paris Papers, toge. ther with the AAlgemeisne Zeitung of the 12th, by Express. Of the foirer a considerable portion is de-, voted to the naval preparations in the principal ports of the kingdom for the alleged expedition against Algiers. In the Allgcifeine Zeilung there is an extract from the CoW7'ser de SMrayi'e, ...

... HOUSE OF COAIVONS. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17.1 Mr. Litleton gave Wv notice that, on the 20th of this month, he should movea for' leave to bring in a Bill for rendering more eftectual the Lawvs requiring Payment of Wages in -onley. . p. Daiies gave notice that lhe should on the 13th tl Mtarch move for leave to bring in a lill to regulate the u mode of granting pensions and sup eranuations. , a On the ...

... WEDNESDAY, FaaB. 171 The Earl of Shaftes- bury took his sent on the MU oolsack in the absence of I the Lord Chancellor. i Some papers from the Irish Secretary's office relative i to the state of gaols in Ireland, were laid upon the l table. The House then adjourned. THURSDAY, FE;. 18.] AcnICULTURAL Dis. ?? Torringtone presented a petition hror tl.e town of Tuobridge, signed by 450 persons, ...

... -=Z! Z rONDON GAZBTTZ. OFFICE, FE13. 10. t * Sreturned1 to serve it) this Ci ~ LI A lEN T. Borou.9k of fnartes. Henry B~rOlgharh, of ktill-strcet. - y~aqurire, in the County of Mliddle. romof tile late Right Hon. George, o 4 n linmihesca.John Williams, of' Gro o Middlesex, .Esq. in the room of HiuryBoshm Esc1. who had accepted the Uhiltern BO~rOs*91 of Calne-..Thorras 'Babington Ma~cunilay, ...