... p OsTs CR I PT. LONDON, JAN. 21. Paris Papers to the 17th inst. arrived last night. Thle sittin of the Chamber of Deputies on the 1 its was most 1thporrn'~t aiill tempestuous. Tile 16 ters ?? to pass to the Ordcr of the D ly on the petititOS presented against tile pro- nosed changeS in the law of elections. The de- bate vas carried on with great vehemence, and many interruptions on both sides. ...

... Tittdiy's Poost -iontiued. From the LDndon Guzette of Saturdav. Mfemiber rrtuorjed to serrc in Parliament. Clifton Dicrtnioith Hardness- C. Ms Ricketta, Esq. a. A. 11. lotlsworth, Esq. who has accepted thle Chiltera Hundreds. BANKRUC17S, rlus '1 ostrurn, late of tile Glore, Great Guildford- street, Carpenter. ?? oece hti(idv, of Brleat-st reet-hill, oilinan. Claris, 1idout RteAd, of Batidicai ...

... To -the Editor of the Oaford Journal. Sxa,-Perhaps it May rest be useless, at a time wile!, she recent fire at Magdalen ?? renders ?? a subject a pecuililr matter of interest, to recommend the attention of the public to a simple hint, which Ray be of service, on similar occasions, towards rescuing frots destruction articles which, in the hurry and alarm on the first discovery of the fire, are ...

... yunday's and Tuesday's Posts. LONDON, JAN. 18. FlE weather has been equally severe in Paris T . in London. The latest Papers Mention srveral casest of persons frozen to death, or who irave suffered by accidents on the ice. There was a report at Vienna on the ist inst. that the Duchess of Parma (late Empress of France) was dangerously ill. The Duke of Cam- bridge, vve regret to find, wvas ill ...

... 00 OXF r 22.D, Satuirday, Jamitary 22. The Bishop of Winchester has instituted the Rev. Tlhos. Garnier, Rector of Bishop's Stoke, near Winchesier, to tile Rectory of Brigltsvell, near Wallingforl, Berks ; and his Lordship has presented tile lon, and Rev. Augustus Legge, Clbauellor of thle Diocese, to the Rectory of Ntirth Walthlam, upon ?? resignation of the R1ev. LTomas Garmier. A ...

... To the EDITOR of the OxFonD JQIURNAI, | XJatiingtons Park, January 25, IB06N Sin,-You will oblige me by giving insertion i. your next publication to the following Petition from the hitherto flourishing and appavreitly opulent B6- rough of Ipswich, enjoying the advantage of being a Sea-port, and carrying on an active export trade. And I will now fearlessly ask, can clearer evidence be desired ...

... 1 LONDON, JAN. 28. ?? from Spain yesterday. Several NVI fi Cad3z, Lisbon, and Oporto, are re- er 5t Llogd's, but tiey bring old dates. One peteil fat BiV o siilesi the 6th, at which time vesselitelice of any insurrection had reached no t ' It is also extraordinary that the that port. dotes, which are to the 5th inst. are GibraltO~el ;tolthesubject, ThseSpanishMer- eltirtir the city are of ...

... Of his Royal Highness the late DUKE of KENT. His Roval Highness was the fourth son and fifth child of his Majesty: he wats born on the 2d of November, 1767, and wis consequently isl the 53d year of his age. He was educated in part under the present Bishop of Salisbury: but in the 18th year of his age went to Germany for the completion of his studies, and resided suc- cessively at Luneburgh and ...

... - I .. . The following is a copy of a letter from tile Under-Secretary to tlre Admiralty, whiclh was posted at Lloyt's yesterday morning:- Zadirody' Qfice, Jan. 25, 1820. SIR-I nml cro ailndc by the Lords Conuais- sinners of the Admirally, to acquaint you, for tihe 'inforniatiovi of ite Conmmittee f ar nrasaging the affairs of Lloyd's, that by a letter ?? Sir Josias Rowley, dated Cork, the ...

... INSURRECTION AT' CADIZ. The following are some details respecting a reported insurrection among the troops forming what htis been called, the Expeditionary Army, assembled at that port:- Sir Another insurrection is said to have taken ni. place at Cadiz in the Army destined for the of Soutb American Expedition. A private letter states, that the troops erideavoured to gain pos- session of ...

... pJSv' IekS's & 7tlursday's Posts. From the London Gazette of Tuesday. Lord Clkarnberaiu'.s Office, Jaw. 25. (RDERS for the Court's going into Mourn- 0jF inog, on Sunday next the 30th inst. for his late R. H. the Duke of Kent and Strathern, viz. Tlhe Ladies to -wear black bombasins, plain muslin -or long lawn, crape hoods, shlamoy sloes and gloves, *and crape fans,-Undress, dairk Norwich crnpe. ...

... N.OUWICI-I FOX DINNER. O;i lX ?? t;is, beling the 4dnivessary sof tile ' flirtb ?? RigIs-1i164Charl .Janies Fox, the Fox Club o~ihe count~ f Norfol lhad'their annualigtand. dinner *iit St. .Anre's-llall; Norvsibh, in cominemor' ration of the day. The tickets issued on the occasion l amounted to 460; and;' as no room in tbe'Cily'*as' capable of containing so large a number of guests, the Mayor ...