... LONDON, )?C. E8. M IN PAruvo.-His Majesty in good the Royal Lodge, Windsor-Saturday iristmas Day, the King heard divine erformed in the dining room by Dean ?? the evening, the Duke of York incess Augusta dined with his Majesty Aoyal Highness afterwards left for Lou- %-Mr, Cauning lies ill of the gout at Fo-' reign office-Dr. Holland attends him.-Chan- cellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Robinson) ...

... PROPHECJES FOR THE YEAR 1825. In the course of this year a number of ladies will catch cold for want of clothing; while others will carry their whole wardrobe on their back, and yet be starved to death. A number of shops and houses will be broken opens and p deal of valuable property stolen; after which it will be discovered that there was a remiss. ness in the'fastse'ing of doors and shutters ...

... JRSDAY's POSTS. ;deg's Gazette. ,] treat, cabinet maker. s .road, shopkeeper. ingham, hosiers. - on-Hull, bookseller. t, 'EC. 30. i] ister has published t to tranquillise thel on the results of P y to goods in the a mts and others has P but yet much less e greatest loss fell o ,otash. By an ap- struction of sgaer d but there are still C .n hand, and as the a Afly to commercial M ,re is no ...

... LONDON, DEc.,31. The intelligence from Madrid contained in the last French Papers states that the King colnplaifledl openly of being surrounded by as bad a set of Ministers as in the Constitutional administration. Mr. Zea was daily losing ground in his favour, and fresh changes in the cabinet were confidently anticipated. The last French troops quitted Madrid on Monday the 20th of December, ...

... OX F OR D, Saturday, Jan. I. At an Ordination held by the Lord Bishop of Liehfield and Coventry, in the Cathedral of Lichfield, on Sunday se nnight, the following persons of this University were admitted into Holy Orders:- PRIESTS. The Rev. T. Powell Brown, B.A. St. Edmund hail. The Rev. John Wakefield, B. A. St. Edmund hail. DEACONS. I-Ion. Alfred Curzon, Al. A. Brasenose college. Henry Chinn ...

... LONDON, DEc. 28. RIE French Papers are less interesting than T might be expected after the meeting of the Chambers. Theserassemblies,even though for- .mally embodied, have not yet engaged in any. business. The project for the indemnification of the emigrants affords matter enough for spe- ;culation with the politicians of Paris. The tpledge given in ?? Speech, that no new 'itaxesshllul be ...

... AY'S POST CONTINIJED. s pts flom Saturdqy's Gazette. T of Rotherhithe, Surrcy, lightermran. i, late of Durham, draper. f Mevagissey, Cornwal, grocer. Miller, of Dorset-street, Manchester-| r aud gilder. in Cooke, of Stratford, Essex, brewer. joor, of Bridge Wharf, Cambridge- ey, coal merchant. iewington-butts, Surrey, tea dealer. of Shad Thames, Southwark, corn! f Woolwich, Kent, baker. Thos ...

... 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 ...