... LONDOK, rIErU.RSDAr EVNiNGvjza, k DrcER-sE.R 11. f We fied bh letters from Constantinople of the 31:1th ult. thot the Sril- _tan continu's busily occupied in the orgaizaltin of a new armly for Lst:Ic (opening of the springeaoipsign; for which purpose he has ordered tile formatuior of military schools, in which the. pupils are to receive in- _ Stortion nit only in time duties of their ...

... (Cont~irnudvf0rwn oulr la/st.) A. D. 1S26;. Jan. 4. By account of the ?? ending this day, there appeared a decrease of £233,940, ns comipared with the previous year.-6. All shares and schemes became priceless. Upwards of 400 bills were this day noted at the banl.-1I. The frost was so intense, that half the countrv shops were kept c!oscd, oysters could not be opened, and the butchers kept their ...

... .CRONOLOGY OF THE REIGN OF GEO. IV.| (Co nt*1wcdzfronsl our lolst.) A. D. 1827. .Ton. 5. H-is Royal Rig nuess the Duke of York expired. -2. The Dke of Welington apit nderin ehicl~Thb.TheB~hopefIncoln died froni cold caught attr nterment of ?? b l, ?? ar o or rant of fo9,000 atyear voted to the Duke1of TAdrneyinalve7 aord Liverpool attacked by a stroke of c5 pop.I exy.-21. Will of Mr. Rurdeel, ...

... F A RIC11 MENDICANT.-A gentleman seeing a miscrable looking beggadr sitting on a ste, tying his ragged clothes togethler, and comnuserating his shuation, gave lhim Some money, at the sa~me time telisi bins lie wa.s sorly to see hint so poor. Poor!' cried the0 follow, nffoctisg a look of surprise, ?? don't you see I am collectin/g my rents2? A RETOaR.-A person seeing a gamester playing ...

... LEGAL REFORMIS Ea loi ne dispose que pour 1' avenir; elle is' a point d' effet retroactit:-Fr2 ch Code. 1 unc pro ?? Hocus pocus.-Bro7iganz. 110ceyrefaus tob adbl R0ul alY SIR, siAM having, in his speech in tbe house. of com- ons, ?? some of the rchfinenle ?? of our laws to be a hocas pocus, fitted only to Puzzi i th orlte ared, one seibldiifled topoeini out to the public someoof the minor ...

... 4- F,.EWE tB politial Regiter NVE know very well, that thle issue of paper-money, if ispeople wvill take it, will create an apparent prosperity; hut We know also, and 'it is here sh~bWn, that it must produce ruinl in thle end. Paper-oioney is s0 anitWh. borrowed by thle whole community in which it circulates ; and, as the alicount is of it must be paid in real money, orlsinutpodc Inrin nteed ...

... THE pRESS AT THEU CAPE. h . I - hv~ t-o ICn1-I The Soudth Africon i Advertiser was ?? b two ge tle.rien of tire nigcs of Greig anid. Fait bair, in Jaunuary, turn to theCoaupe, andresulinetily occupied with articles oF dvisufair, oromi of i bfrtiong p tetaed rind ag ricultueof tire coosy, or w tii su ch etract f had r lj nl band booknsto reputation, as were ie to o bintrast iog and instrletive ...

... ASlITON-UNDi RLYNE. PET'Y SESSIONS, TO-wN-IALL, MoWDAY. DIX, 15. ' IDefo~s'-4.:Astley, -sy,. Alfred Pooth was charged by William Rose, a Iratch- man, with~lavillibeen ibcastly.drunk on Saturday nighit, be- tween the hours of eleven and twelie. Rose stated, that he lilted Booth up several tiales, and wished bihn to go hom1e ?eacpsibly, but he refused, and be then ?? Hill to the lock-ups. Booth ...

... julu a&rnb tI1ryatiolto. RUSSIA ANDi TURKEY.-Thie French Papers., contdfUC t eive accounts of sufferings of the Rusianig arfl5m, ai u raours of movements and action~s, but without dates or airy i other particulars which can give therm a -title to* belief.- * t Among these rumours it is shaid that GnrlCi~~ a been surrounded in Calafat, and hss rodde several vain at- 1 tempts to cut his way ...

... DUBLIN CkTHOLIC ASSOCIATION. The Association met on Thursday, Sir Francis Macdonnell in theieleair.-Mr. SecamTriaY O'GoRsMAN stated, that in accordance with a resolution passed oil the last day, lie had presided at the ballot for nine gentlemen to form part of the mission to England, and lie now rose to present the result, as reported to himii by the scrutineers appointed to assist on the ...

... - , . - , , - , I * st'Z rle ap lications, on Saturday, to the mag-strate (William h Grant, esq.) by thle poor for relief, were made chieily by persons rcsiding in Tottington Lower End; a usual thing at fr these sessionIS and in nine cases out of ten which come trom that township, the magistrates ordered the relief praved ol ?? thc applicants, was a very decently clad, and h cleauly-looling ...

... NEW BAILEY.-MoNDAY. Six ?? in the employ of Messrs. Peter Evart and Co. were this morniing;; brought under warrants, to answer a charge of leaving tiseir employment without giving the regular notWce. Tuhe circumstances are as follow. lin the month of June last, MIr EDvart caused ?? manager to go round td the men, and inforus them that in future he should require and give a weel's notice ...