... DESTRUCTiVE FIRES. 10 On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, a most )s dreadful and destructive fire broke out at the pre- id mises of Mr. Child, dry-salter, opposite Old Swan- )f stairs, near London-bridge. The flames were so frapid in their progress, that the utmost apprehension le was entertained for the safety of the neighbourhood. V, Ahout half past two o'clock the element had got to 0 ...

... Mr., M'ADnAl'S Plan of Road Making. heI. (From his Remarks on Roads.) rs. Dkrectionsfor Repair of an old Road, bering the jtb- Ut stance of a Comunmicationl made to a Coammittee of se the Howie of 0ormons.o. *al ed No addition of materials is to be brought upon a. Is- road, unless in any part it be found that there is not be a quantity of clean stone equal to ten inches in i, thickness. n. ...

... OX FO RD, Satvrday, January 29. On Thursday last tbe following Degrees were conferred:- MASTERS OF ARTS. Rev. Jolit Bartholomew, of Corpus Christi college. 1Rev. Charles Wmn. Stocker, Fellow of St. John's coll. BACHELORS OF ARTS. Wm, Peel, Esq.of Brasen.Nose,Grand Compounder.. Willianm Henry Deverell, of Wadhaus college. William wood, of Exeter college. Charles Henry Cox, Student of Christ ...

... LONDON, 'iEBRUARY 3. Tuesday, at two o'clock, the Duke of York arid the Lord Calmbllerlain, accompaniled by Mr. Mash, arrived at Windsor, when the Lord Chain. Ierlaiin took the charge of tie body of the tle- ceased King. The Physicians who attended his late Majesty du rig his loog affliction nid illness vere asseimbled upon the occasion;, wheji, we understrintt, the body of the late King was ...

... aP- cdnes#W & Tursday's Posts. =I From the Landon Gazette of Tuesday. MOURNING FoR uits LATE MAJESTY. Lord Chomber4iin's Oge, February 1. *- RDERIlSftr the Court going into Mourning, i o. n Thlursday the 3d inst. for our late Mist Qracious Sovvreign¢ King George the Third, of ?? rnenory, viz.:- The Ltd iv tl wevar black bonabazines, plain imus- oir c. long lawn lhiun, crape hoodls, satunoy ...

... .pC SCR I PT. LONDON, FEB. 4. We regret ti have to state* that his MAljesty X re a relapse of. his lute illness. The follow. gs a copy of tihe, Bulletin issued on Tuesday, r pllycians it, immediate attendance:- by The Kghagll a been attacked with inflammation on tire Itn; f We hope a favourable impression has t eelungi{]e tire comnlaint; but ris Majesty still be ts ieerely indisposed. contirur ...

... OXaFORD, Saturday, February 6. The Proclamation of the Accession of his spente Majesty King George the Fourth, this cit , too place on Wednesday last. twelve o'clock James Adams, Esq. the Mayor, mounted on a horse richly caparison- ed, and preceded .y the Town Clerk (8ir Willian Elias Taunton, Knight) and Mace- bearer (who were also on horseback), and followed by the Aldermen, Assistants, and ...

... Anecdotes relating to his laie Mqjesty. Lord Mansfield, on making a report to the King of the conviction of MIr. Malowny, a Catholic priest, who was found guilty, in the county of Surrey, of celebrating Mass, was induced, by a sense of reason and humanity, to represent to his Majesty the exces- sive severity of the penalty which the law imposed for the offence. 'The King, in a tone of the most ...

... Tuesday'j Post continued. From the London Gazette of Saturday. PROMOTION. 8tt Focoi-Mijoa Bro wne, frfro thle half-pay of the 98th, to ue bMajor. BANKRUPTS. Win. MoilinZ, of Heybridge, Essex, bheiceri NNichla s It. Led wich, of Coi eg. hill, , merchant. Wiliam Darius, late if Ctierphilly, Glaraorgauslhire, wollen-mn.anufactu rer. Stephen Spencer, of Cuniing-street, Pentonvillu, bricklayer. W. ...

... MUI.TUmm IN Pynvo.-Ilis ?? George IV. rcovering from hisalarming ililuess-preparations fir funerai of Geore II1. ,g e onl upon extensive scnce-lo be a walking procession under a co- rered wavy from grnid entrance of tile Palace to is. George's Chliapel, a distance of four hundred yards-day of burial not yet fixed, but sup- posed about Tuesday the 15tii of February.- Duchess of Glocester has ...

... p asT.I 1 RI P Tl. LONDON, FEB. 11 i ,e etabletl to anmounce tile pleasing in- ce of hris Majestyvs entire restorltion to t *t least, tie complete removal of tile heal, ucor, p vitt which he has been 'flit the severe remedies which it atwl;ikedet to employ wouldl leave behind ?? necesjsi bll degree of general debility Ilem a ec ea Ctetl but this, it is to be hoped, as °t yieid to restorat ...

... O X F O R D, Saturday, February 12. --O TU£ RrADEA IN MINERALOGY Will begin hil Course of Lectures on tile Elements of Mioera. ryat the Museum, on Tuesday the 15th of nebruary, at One o'clock. 'Nese Lectures will constitutea distinct Course os Simnple Minerals, and at the same time he in- troductory to a future Course on Geology during the Terms of Easter and Act. Coprlins Christi College, Feb ...