... iMPO Pa NI FO R The,.POOR er To, t tdieor of .tde Oxfos4.Journalt.- se ISt ;tlke: ~veryjuvlicitoins remarks of your B;afibury X- Coriespondelit, Cfitaitidil sit your Papeir of the 14tb tilt, are ot the ?? tsati:ida -iportance, atd de- ut serve the serious corniideratioii of both the Legislature lit anid tile Countiy at iarge. 'it ir; a wvel-known 'fact irn that for a long time past a large ...

... MUoLrTU IN PARVO.-Prince Regent held a Court Saturday, afterwards a Privy Council, to anieod noiniinatiolis of Welch Slheliffs.-Sunday his Royal Highness and brother York went in state to St. James's Chapel-Archbishop of York preached-two Royal Brothers, seated on chairs of crimuslon anod gold, received the sacrament- Queen and Princesses remain at Windsor.- Princess Elizabel h's maarriage to ...

... 4dav ' de- e I511,day's and Tluesda~y's Posts. LONDON, DEC. 15. ~ 'lfromil Iulollod has furnished us 'vith A~ papers to the 12di inst. The anniversary .r t(,e 1irthi-dutv of thle Prince of Orange was a t thp Iliaume ott the 611h instnt, %wit I tierecings lid cer m nsc c tieul~oseiyofpealsin thle 1province of Lux- I heaCpanPrisse. Triey are found (IC lie~ i te' learypart of a soft of muscles, ...

... OSXNORD, ISaturdaY?, Nov. 17.. HALDON & LOWNDES, Booksellers and Stationer;, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS JOURNAL, Will have for SALE on TUESDAY NEXT, THE OXFORDSCD AND ALL OTHER Abhnanacks & Pocket Books FOR THE YEAR'1828, In plain and elegant Bindings, and in the greatest variety. Two Exhibitions founded by Mr. Charles Harris, and two Scholarships on the Old Foundation, in Balliol college, are now ...

... O x r O R DI Sattrrday, Afareh 15. On Thursday the following Degrees were conferred:- BACIMELOR IN DIVINITY. The Rcv. Win. Jackson, Fellow of Qucen's, MASTER OF ARTS. Rev. Henry Currer Wilson, Lincoln, BACHFLOR OF ARTS. William Doveton Philpot, Lincoln. In a Convocation, holden on the same day, it was agreed, that humble Petitions be presented to the Right Hon. the Lords Spiritual and Temporal ...

... WEDNEIDAY'S AND THURSI)AYS POSITS. HO0 U 5E OF,- LORB -Peada y A TRsom-e Pietitinis, atnd bthier iniscallatteous bu- A FstoeseR, the thlird readling of' thle Spring Guns Prohibition 11ill wats propose'd by Lord eanlte;and, after a slight oppo- sition front bardl Ellunborxtugh, carrie!d by a mojority of 28 to 19. T~he Game Laws Rcforin Bill was thecan re-emumitted ; and thle Honse continlued ...

... Saturday, Jan. 5.. The REGIUS Pitorrsson of DIViNITY will begin a Course of public Lectures, at Christ Church, on Monday the 4th of February, at Twelve o'clock. On the,24.th ult. Messrs. Joseph Anstice, John Ellison Bates, Edward Hill, and Herbert Kynaston were adnitted actual Sjudents of Christ Church, in this University, hav- ing been elected from Westminster college in May last. At the same ...

... oXFOnD x Saturday, June 21. On Wednesday last a Convocation lwas bolden, in which the Rev. Joseph Carter, B. D. Fellow of St. John's, and Vicar of St. Giles's, in the suburbs of Oxford, was unani- inously elected Lecturer of that parish. On Thursday last, in Convocation, the nomination of the Rev. Stephen Reay, M. A. of St. Alban hall, to be one of the Sub-Librarians of the Bodleian, in the ...

... Poff# LO V D O'N,Y 7ya , KT El TpER of ihe Hamburgh Mails due this 1N morning, nor that which thould have arri- ved in regular courfe ?? laf, are arrived. Little intelligence, hoIwever, comihg throu gli either of- thefe clanlels1 can be of any intereft, Coapa red with that which is furnifhed by the arrived of the French papers vefterday, down to the date of the 2d inftant incILuive. It appears ...

... IL 0 N D 0 N, September 25. _ ' .. .. - ?? .. .. 'A Cabinet CoOVncil was yefferday'heid at -Lord Gren'ville's O&fise on the difpatches received frons thie' Cojjrt of Vienna; the fame Miniftiers at. tendedas oh the preceding day. A anelfenger arrived yeaferday morning with 4difpiatclhes'fromLord Minto, his Majefry's Mi- nifter at ?? of Vienna. Mr. W-indhiimi -the late Brifihf Miniffer at ...

... L O N D ON, Yanuaty 29. .. I. . . .I. Thle public accounts do not afford any expla- nation of the flraige article which appeared in the PCterlblurgh Court Gazette of the 3oth tilt. (fee era fiji page) and which has produced fo ?? fpeeClatiol1 here. Various are the cir- cuinflances whtcih *ave it birth. The followving ftatenitent is, however, faid to be that on which tihe ,rcatett rcliance is ...

... L 0 Ni) C) i\ i4pi-i? ?; W~e uinderffand thlat the late Cliaffceilor of the Exchequer mneans to propofe, .foonl after thue re- cefs, to brinig forthl fome ,uxiaterial- reguilations tnigto reftore tranquillty.ninlreland. If we ere~'t ,'everal };omiflh chaipels in the difiricis in- *labited by the 'Papifts, with] a limited simunber oF zu rates or Prielts, chofen andi fitpported by Go- verumlent, ...