... nms, The idea of T'rE LAST has been often said to be a mournful ding idea. We cannot part for the last tirne even from ininnmate !one objects, withlout sensations of regret. The last sigh~t of the spotU lthe wvhere we pa ssei outr child hood?, .the lost gliutt.icring o~f the Iatn . DI.- recedinlg from the glidina vessel, and thle partiolg wardls of thpsc tbeiu soho are nbtout to bid usa ?? ...

... Lo N 1I()N, FRIDAY, DEC.EJAI1-UR 31, 1824. Tlse Paris Papers of Tuesday, are received; traee which we give extracts above. LOttes l'otn Cotilittiln state that tiree rcgirrlents have been sent from that port, t tbel Havannali. They aniount in the whole to about 11300 men. They havc been sent, AS is said, at the urgent entreaty of the mer- chats and planters of the Hlavannutb, for the psurpose ...

... I I at u0bp i M *tOifblJt n Vt0i' i~fv Ie I MAiUZD, Drc. 1.. struggle betweenl tbe two pdrtiois the Matitzy ;~ g'll Jlinr on, tilt tile uteli o nreat thle len:of th1e ~ptes fwhich give wt~pull( to our afidhitv anid ('Vensill nfmat the ernbeies of tlbe Diploin~rtir Bindy apjiar tin- ottle letult ; so that it is likely, in case of a tthe Minister chosen to till diec placc of' the ister will bc ...

... VEDNESDAY'. & TIHURSDAY's POSTS. From the London (Gazette of Tuesdav. CIRCUITS OF TIHE COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Sprinkg Circuit, 1825. MIDLAND CiRCinT.-T. G, HIasnis, Esq, Comnmissioner. Hertfordshire-At Hertford, Monday, Feb. 14. Essex-At Chelmsford, llcdliesday, Feb. 16; at Colchester, Thursday, Feb. 17. Northamptons,'iire- At Peturborough, Saturday, March 5. ...

... MIULTUM IX PADvo.-His Majesty went to Winds6r Castle, Saturday, to view improve- ments going on ?? and Duchess of Gloucester proceeded last week on a visit to Earl Verulam, at Gorhambury, Herts-Satur- day they returned to'Bagshot.-Mr. Canning gave audiences Saturday, to Austrian and Rus- sian Ambassadors, previous to setting off for Bath, which he was expected to do yesterday- the Right Hon. ...

... COMMXIISSTON-GflrEN-STREET, SATURDAY. The Court was extremely crowded this day in every part. This was owing to informations lodged against Mr. O'Connell, for certain words, said to be uttered by him, at a late meeting of the Association. Mr. Justice Moore proceeded to charge both Grand Juries. Addressing himself to the County Grand Jury, he said-that they deserved great praise for their ...

... 0D XFr ( Rn D Suturday, Jamn.I On the 2tth nit. Messrs. Douglas Smith,Wm. . Lucas Brown, Henry Sanders, John George t 1Phillitnore, and Wim. Pitt Amherst, who were elected fromn Westiinstcr to Christ Church in E Julle last, were made actual Students; and t Miessrs. Wim. Pye, John Christopher Dowdes- well, Robert French Laurence, Edward John / WVingfield, Frcderick Calvert, the Hon. Charles ...

... I In the absence of foreign intelligence, we have that of a most satisfactory nature, as re- gards our internal situation. The usual quar- - terly accounts of revenue, which are to be finally mad.e up this day, present an increase beyond the most sanguine calculation. NTotwithstalid- ing the refunded payments of duties on silk, and the discontinuance of' duty on that, and various other ...

... THES HULKa. The public havealong been accustomed to hear of prisoners being sent to stork on board the hulks, but as, perhaps, a very imperfect idea is generally enter- tained respecting them, a little information may not be unacceptable on the subject. The hulks are large vessels without masts, which have been line of battle ships, or frigates, fitted up for the reception of male convicts ...

... CHRONOLOGY Of the principal Ocourrences in the year 1824. JANUARY.- 2. Ferdinand, King of Spain, orders a Te Deum to be celebrated in all his dominions in South America, for his happy delivery from the Constitutionalists.-6. The Consuls and Vice-Con- suls appointed to the Independent States in South America leave England.-7. John ThurttIll and Jos. Hunt convicted on the evidence of Xvr. ...

... TUESDAYC POST CONTINUED. Frm the London Gazette of Saturday. Admtiralty Office, Dec. 29. V ICE-ADM. Sir L. Halsted, Commander- V ?? of his Majesty's ships in the West Indies, has transmitted a letter from Capt. Graham, of the sloop Icarus, stating that the boats of that vessel, dispatched from the Havannah, under the or- ders of Lieut. Chas. Croker, captured on the 20th of August last, in a ...

... PI O s $3SS . C R I P T. LON DON, JAN. 7. 'I sp:ceh of the President of the United -at~s, ai the opening o1 the Congress, which wet expected in town this morning, is supposed t have been on board the Diamo~nd, a private ship, from New York for Liverpool, which, we regret to say, was wrecked on Saturday night, i the Bay of Cardigan. Intelligence of that unfortunate event was received this ...