... Hamnburgh Papers to the S8th ult. reached us this forenoon, but their contents are not of much importance. 1073 ships had arrived at Cronstadt this year, up to the 26th of Novem- ber. Gas lights are about tobe introduced into tfhe Russian Empire. The Lancasterian system, abolished in 1S20, is again to be introduced among the regiments at St. Petersburg. The King of Bavaria has ratified the mar ...

... LONDON, JAN. 3. Accounts have been received from Madrid to the 21st. nit.; they communicate no fact of any interest, but the exercise of the King's veto upon a law passed by the Cortes, and professedly cal-. culateN to extend his power, by conferring on the executive a privilege somewhat analogous to that given by the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act in this country. The law was in- ...

... LONDON, D)i c. 31. Mul'rull ix PAiivO.-llis Majest conti- lines in good health at his Palace Brighton-a Morning Paper (which first alludd to the cir- cumlstance) states, that the rwport of his Ma-] jesty's marriage to a fair subject gains ?? vcrry (day.-)ukes of Welliinton antd Dorset andcothers, dined with th Rilng, Friday- .)uke of Sussex at present residing at Bognori -Preparations said to ...

... SaBLE .v. THE SOCIETY OF WIG-AIAIMES. The Stewards of 11The Plertke Makers' Societp -holden almost time out of mind, at the Salutation Tavern, in that great wig niart-Tavistock-street, appeared before the Magistrate to answer the com- plaint of a garrulous old man in a tattered black coat docked to a coatee-one Mlr. Wm. Serle, formerly an eminent hair-dresser in Bisliopsgate-strcet, member ...

... (Froms Las Cases' Joumnals just published.) The genealogy of the Bonapartes presents a fact which is certainlyof a very singular nature: it is thatof the first Buonaparte having been exiled from his coun- try as a Glhibeline. Was it, then, the destiny of this family, in all times, and at every epoch, that it must yield to the malignant influence of the Guelfs 9 Many individuals, who knew ...

... TU SDAY',yPOST CONTINUE;Dh From the London Gazette of Satmt'Jday. PROMOTIONS. 6t1 Dragoon Cinarbdsrevet Licut. Col. Fitularcrice to be Major. 7Th Ditto-lient.-Gen. Sir R. l3olto, to be Colonel. 17th Foot-Brevet Major )Lespardl to be ?? jor. 47th-l' Irevet lieut. Colonel WArIefl to be Major. 65thb-Alajor 111tchilSon to he Major. ist WestlIndia Rcg,.-fllajor CarmichiaeI to beMajor. B. ...

... 'BUNDAY'S ANND TtESD AY'§ POSTS. LONDON, iDrc. 31. VIIHE'important change in the French Ca- binet has been cbnfirmedby the Paris Jour-' nals received yesterda. The'Duke'de Mont-' morency has resigned die Foreign department, tanid M. de Chateaubriand has succeede to 'the office.-' The resignation of 'the first is an incbn-, testible demonstration of the triumph of -a pa- cific policy; anli the ...

... XaFR D Saturday, Jan. 4. The following Gentmen of this University were ordained at Christ college, Cambridge, on Christmas Day, by the Lord Bishop of Bristol: DEACONS. Andrew Alfred Daubeny, B. A. Brasenose college. Ames Hellicar, B. A. Trinity college. Perceval John G. Lambe, B. A. Balliol college. PRIEST. Richard William Kerly, M. A. Exeter college. The following Gentlemen were ordained by ...

... CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX FOR 1s22. JANUARY. January 1. Conjunction of Saturn, Jupiter, and the Mloon. _ Establishment of an Agricultural Association in Hobart Town ait Van DiMean's Land. 2. Conspiracy of the French garrison at Belfort. 4. Accounts of Distrcsses., Murders, and Out- rages in Ireland ait the close of the year 1821. 5. Terrible fire (Nov. 2118,1821) atConstantinople. 8. Account of a ...

... LONI)ON, JAN. 7. iIU 'LTUM IN PARVO.-iiS Maijesty conti- nucs at Brighton-dinner parties daily at the Pavilion, last week, to which many of the No- bility, and other persans of distinction, were ?? of Y ork arrived lrednesday, and D)uke and Duchess of Clarence on Saturday- the Duchess attended by Lady Westmeath as her Lady in waiting-a numerous evening party Saturday, and the grand banqueting ...

... LONDON, JAN. 10. It apocars by the last French papers -that there is evidently a strong expectation of' unfa- vourable news from Madrid, respecting the pro:-. positions made to the Spanish Government by the Allied Powers. It seems to be generally believed, that the instructions sent by the Courts of Russia, Austria, and Prussia, to their Ain- bassadors, were of a nature that left no room for ...

... MNONHOmUE MANSION HOUJSE. TiTEnre IN THiE CITY.-Dr. Owen, Rector of St. Olave's, Hart-street, attended, pursuant to ad-, jcurnment, to prove his claim of 2s. 9d. in the pound upon the rental of M~r. George Abbott, who has refused to pay a lesser demand made by the Rector, upon the 37th of Henry VIII. The Justice Room was crowded with gentlemen, all of whom seemed to be deeply interested in the ...