... I Q-- LONDON, JULY 10. HAMBURGH Papcrs to the 8th instant contain the Capitulation Articles of the Acropolis, with some details of what occurred subsequently to its surrender. The fortress was evacuated on the 5th of June, when 2,000 persons, of all ages and sexes, the greater part of whom were ill or exhausted with hunger, left the place, and embarked on board the French ant Austrian ships of ...

... , ..x SU A 0 ', SATURDAYV, Nov. I9.-' --: HALDON and LOWNDESti Booksellers and Stationers, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS- JOURNAL, 6 Will have for Sale, on Tuesday next, Nov. 22, TH1E OXFORD AND ALL OTH -11 Ala ^n.taeks aand Pocket7 Books, For the Year 1832, a 'in plain and elegant Bindings, and in the greatest variety. C :' At 'a Meeting, holden in the Audit Room of the 2 gwn Hall, Oxford, on Tuesday ...

... HOUSE oP LORDS-o1VeOday. Viscount STRANGFoRoD, in presenting a petition from Woodstock against the importation of foreign gloves, gave Al 1s notice that lie would move for a Committee on the subject of Apn the glove trade on Tuesday, March 6. Ast Earl GrEY, in answer to a question from Lord Aberdeen, Ati admitted that our Government had received informatidn re- Bai specting the French ...

... SATrURDAV, DEC. 24. BRASENT-NOSiE CO(LLEGE. l' A FELLOWVSHIP1 is vacant, founded for Priests,I Gradluates of the University of Oxford, not exceedling( eight years fronm thc day of their matriculation, with prefercnce, for this turn, in favour of natives of the county of Lincoln, duly qualifiedl by their learning and morals. (Candidates are requiredi to announce thcmsclves to the Principal ...

... LONDON, JuILY 17. An express has this morning been reccived from Falilouti, announcing the arrival of the Fibebrea~d front Lisbon, bringing advices from ;the Britlsh squa- t (Irna in the 'agus, which place slie left on &II evening f of the 9th instant, and at midnight of the l0th fell in Ivitli Don Pedro's squadron lying it anchor off Oporto bar. A boat, with officers from the Dvna A'Thra fi ...

... To the EDITOR of the OXFORD JOURNAL. nd Ss,-I attended the highly respectable meeting, held on tP- Wednesday the 29th of June, in Exeter Hall, for forming the of above Society. I attended with rather a sceptical mind, re- Lb- garding the object of the Society, so far as I understood it as ids Utopian; but I came away corrected and convinced that we ies have in this institution a mighty engine ...

... The latest accounts received from Brussels state that the National Congress was convoked for next week; and that Colonel Borremiians, who, it Will be recollected, has been convicted of creating a disturbance in Brus- sels, had been sentenced to five years' imprisonment and degradation. Fresh disturbances are said to have broken out at Lisbon. A letter from Antwerp, dated April 28, which we ...

... 3fbS TSA7RI P2i. .i . . . S r 8 . . 1,O2NDON. Drc. 4. J I rn1(.,'t Mteail which arrived last nitht, intelli. ' x. 1 et recci 'e of the coneltsion of p ae, betveen . Its iit i . NliOr, ;intlw Thud / ayl Eenringiv-- Thc jtttntion7 of p~ ~c, i ^trlCe o R the Stock Exchange this Wiorning hIS or| ,ritfld I'P thle neeting d the o 3ank Direc Vr. in lc: ov e, rports were curralet s ri tile result. -; ...

... POSTSCRIIPT. LOND)ON, JAN. 21 The Russian forces, by the last accounts, amount to So,000 men, of which there are no less than 26,000 caalry. I'heir plan is said to be to cross the Vistula, oud attack Warsaw from the west, thus avoiding the suburb of Praga, which is strongly fortified; and upon wviich the Poles place considerable relianece. The l](ules are stillburning to take the offensive in ...

... HO- 0 e F ?? Tefrdd), Mlhreb 27. The orde'r of the day for the fecond reading of ei1e Volunteer Bill being re Id, Lord Han-J:gR-y role, ard entered at conhfider'bie length into a dicuftfion of the objeltse and.nl-eritj of the fyftem. Havinvg takine a vies of the different Ats paffhd in the laf, Seffron 'of Parliament for the defence of the country, and organizing the voluntary force,'he ...

... L O ND O) N, February zre The Gazette of Saturday night contains a perroiflion to import into Newfoundland bread flour, Indian cornu and live flock, from any of the territories of the United States, for the fipply of the inhabitants and fifhermuen thereof, provided th:tt fuch articles be imported in con- formnity to the roles and regulations lpecified 4n thre orders, viz. in Britifh thips, ...

... L 0 N D O N. ND'JCe7ber 3. The French Minllfer of War left Paris on the 14thl of haft month, to infpe6t the preparations onl the coalt. Thle Firtt Confunl and the M4inilter for Foreign Affairs were to follow on the 2Sth. The Paris papers, withouit comnitunicatinig an? details, aliert generally that the preparations f'or the expedition are carried on with unabated ac- tivity, and are in great ...