... r5'IRTHFR PAI'AIrCULARS.] he H ULL, Nov. 8, 1826.-A msn the I:-asetigers on board the YUnited Kingdotn, Whidch WasV cn her Way frein London to Scot- ath I were thet Farl of Elibnn, and Colotnc', Howard (brith!ar l's ;iw to 'Fir 7~'!lliarrn Rae, i ird Alt-rvnate of Sc~otlrurd), who ommreanded tilo 2~d Dragoons lit the battle of Taltevera. Those od gveullemen, t~t tbe moment of the arcideist, ...

... GEfRMAN PAP-kt6. AU6SOVRGCu, Fes. :3.-The follolwing Cabitiet Letter, ad'- dres-ed byhis Majesty the Kinr of Prussia, to his Sereinj H iehness ?? Prince of Sain-Salhins, has been sent to us for insertioii:- f'riBirmts, Drc. 9, 1826-The re'sfi~s assignel in tin letier a hil youu hive Sent Ite, adl w hich have in -lced ?? to 1uit tl:e Rim art Catiulic for the ?? Cuitrelt hnre so peru in their ...

... fil1oN ,old three Levers, yester- , in Arlington-street. At )eputaiinn of thirty of the others, who were prCesented 4ssde Pahoella, tire Por.- Ila Real, ChAnmberlain to his elvd a Levee, to receive the lra' attenrd-' l, hy Vi scull it I tin .. kissont, Mr. WVynor, Vi~scoiunt 1.His i, .,,itiss rtecireil tlie NMiniiti'rs ii ,jng-roiom, which hail teen set aiart for that pur- ,.nvreeseil wIiti ...

... V'esterdgy a Meeting of Propriettrs cf Shares in the Thames Tl'nne: was held at the City of London Tavern. William Smith, Esq. NY. 1'. in the Chair. Tht CHAIRMAN said, it was nut necessary for him to take mcp bic of the nive of the Meeting, as thcy were acqiainited wilth the rielal choly accident wkich was the cause of their as- scciblilinc. At the last Meeting a lresolution was passed, that ...

... SWINfLING. Yestertiday Is Fnain s [d i, a I 13' sit elCiattif it:-- pear-cec, antid wilt, lvt-i (tie a ,Iwthtol if line trot' tile highest feitaracter attiottent !er funtttercsn ftrifett!s in' thle pan-ili of Mtiy-It-lssrnel-v lretisv'I,t touer'r Mr. ltihnsvlntri, at ti', mItiv-lta hoifluIt ffit-, onl i cliari- tiE swin1it- Wu. -NJ . 1 II, Ai, i Nit. 4I, Valdinltgtoio -ti eer, a Ititiearid his ...

... SEIAMEss'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday a Meeting of the Subscrihers to this Charity was held at their Rooms, 19, Bishopsgate-street; Dr. RUDGE, tu the Chair. Mr. HARLEY, the Searetary, read the Report:- Seven years have now elapsed since the establishment of the I Hsepital for Sick and Diseased Seamen in the Port of London ;` and the Committee cannot refrain from offering theircongratlritions upon ...

... FIGHT BETWtEN NED BROWN (c TIaE SPRIG OF.AJYATLE) dND SOL. RAUBEAS. Y A good deal of interest was excited yesterday among tbe e milling fraternity, by a fight. which took place btwese tL e above fatic heroes, in a meadow on the Barnet read. The stakes were small-being but five pounds a-side-but the fame of the i e men rendered the conrest attractive. Brown is well knswn is a star of a minor ...

... SI. PAUL, COVhN7'G3ftDLEN. Yesterday, thle conutested election for the ulijce of Vestry Clerk of this parisd terminated, when the state or the poll was tdeclared to be for- f ~~~~Roche .. * M.ROCHE maid, Gentlemen, I ain proud to own ...

... Avo tic LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Feb, 12. FOREIGN-OFFIlCe Fesa 12, 1828. The King hab been eraciously peased h' arppint the Rihtit Honourable Jobsn Lord Potrscibynow his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinsrry an. Mitlistir Plenipotentiary to the United Pro- ?trice of Rio d I a Plata-to be his Majeasts Envoy Extraor- dillry snti Minister Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of Brazil. Tie King has also ...

... ratw- This morning arrived the Orestes, IS, Capt. IV. Jones (c), tiOn ;from the North Asnericin wation, to he paid off, having been ,vo or three yeasr and at half in commiission. She left Bermuda on the U 31st tilt., when the Hussar, the Tyne, Acorns, Columbine, Con- es for test, Coromandel, and Aurora, were lying tbere ; the last- UP a namsed shin was to ssil on thte Ist instant, on her ...

... THE MORNTINVG CIIRON'JCLI B. L ON 1) O N: SiTURDAY, FEBRUARY23, 1828. It was expected-that the Marquess of CLANRICARDE, in consequence of what fell from Mr. HuSKISSON on Monday night, would have followed up ini the House of Lords last night his statement of -Monday, the 1Ith, that Mr. HusycissoN had declared, that nothing should induce him to take office with those who had pursued with calumny ...

... ITfkYMO Ul'H LLECTION. . . SjSCOND DAY, Fin on ,e Polling comrtmenced at nine o'cloek itis norning. The mus- )f ter of the partisans oif the two candidates waq grerstr than that , on Saturday; kind tbie nise antd elamrour outbide of the Hall ,eproportionably rore 1fiisterus. An interruption of the peace d of the town was expected, in conseq ience of the arrival of a IC large body of ...