... O X FO RI, Satdrday, Feb. ?? The READER in MVIINERALOGY will begin his Course of Lectures on the Elements of Miner- alogy, on Tuesday, February 8, at the Mu- semn, at One o'clock. These lectures will be introductory to a course in Geology in Easter and Act Terms, and will be illustrated by the collection recently be- queathed to the University by the Rev. J. J. Conybeare.-They will be ...

... LOND)ON, F-m 3. The followin is an extract from a German paper received this~ morning: 'eteriergh, Jam . -.For somneyears past, says a letter from Orenburgh, there has been a very great decine in the commerce carried on uponl the Asiatic frontier, because ite communications with the neigh- bouring provinces of Asia were much obstructed by the numerous predatory hordes. These inconve- .niences ...

... There were rare doings at Roxburghe Hall on Monday. The madness of the public in favour of all those wild schemes and speculations with which the town is at t'is moment inundated, was, if poSsi- ble. exceeded by the ardour and enthusiasm displayed by the book-buyers at Evans's, with this exception in favour of the latter-they have something for their money. The True Tragedie of Richard the ...

... SUNDAY'S ANDWTUESiDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, FEB. 1. GERMANpapershavearrived whinlxput us G ` osesion ~of -particu.i~laial elucidate the ehy tof olocotroi,hy-wbhic- the Greekcausebtas been 1YsoseriOuslyendrigered. The negociation '-ritbAColoeotronaifhr'betrayin his countuimen was-;carriea nvi notiy Turi. ish, but ;by Europeam-agents,1wbo had intro- duced themselves Into the Morea -under the ...

... IItOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. This day Parliament was opened by Commission. qle Conmmissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Ilchbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Sbaftsbury, tle Earl of Alarrowby, anid the Earl of Westmorland. kt hslf-past two the. Commons were summoned to e bar of the House. The Commons soon after ap. axed with the Speaker at their head, and redg LORD CHANCELLOR informcd them ...

... MtUl.TU' IN PAuvo.-11is Majesty at Carl. 0 ton House, suffering from gout in the elbow and wrist-the attack not very severe, but, it is feared, sufficient to prevent his opening Parlia- ment, on Thursday next, in ?? t held several Cabinet Councils last week, to con- 1 sider and digest materials of opening Speech, &c.-Already speculated that the Session will X he ?? Cabinet Council Saturday, to ...

... kI()SE OF PII' ,;RS. Tlauns1rAT, F1rt. 3. O, A 1LVTYNI OFIS iMAJESTY'S qPEECH. ,tbalfwpfrt two the l.ord Cl1iancellor enteredl 'aate, and immediately atrerwards the C0i-nis- ?? by his ishajesty to open the Parlia- p koo tteirrerts; on the cross bench. immediately rs oie Throne. There were present the Lord Chan- , the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Ithe rl of Harrowby, and tb* Earl of 5E ...

... s PAo PAPERS; l OUI'A PAPERS; ?? THlE PARISPAS ; NIADnr!, ?? 20. fj8(iflitcji Note in which the English Agnt announced to our (overn- 7 1# Ibte England had recognised the In- d e f the Three Americ6n Stater, oenfl, i aed the day before yesterday to ' 3inisterinl Council, to the French itD s and to the Mlinisters of the Northern Cbarge dh eormtmnication.has alarnled nllrninds: hted regard aD ...

... LONDON, AtONbAY, JANUARY 81, 1026. i , rbe Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday, I eraivd. In tle fonrer we-find the commenceruent ftbee dterations in the Chartiber of Deputies, to Whicb the mensures of the Minister for indetretif ing the migrants and reducing the srit otre likcly to 1give ?? exocw eabotw.) 1 tirrF, Jan. 20-- Mr. Vaughan. the English I jl.aijptt;t t1rY in Switzerland, who ...

... 13-05001M. fvli+ - ?, --L- I ? I : ! . \SA4TURDAY'S LONDONV GAlZETTE. T1 the Court at Carlton Palace, tire A ndFebrutnry, present the King's Aloust E a- A ~ellentajeisty in, uounc)l :_SHERI1FFS appointed by ihis Majesty, fur tre! year 1820:- L'oonly of ?? nrptanr-U enr? Poter Palnt*t Eeq. OF I trots flaill. Satsara-.Jrrto lervry hlater, Esq. of NewicK Park. Surri-ey-Johnr BITItrArt Btwttj s ...

... LONDON, I I.DNEsDAy. FEBRuARY 2, 1825. Tb'e Paris Papers ot Stindeay, and the Etoile of Moidadv, are ?? IV'olkonski. Extraor- di nary AI iohasaedor from the Emperor of Ruissia, pre. i? ateds onl Saturda. an autograph letter from his Sove. reign to the King of France, congratulating him on his zirtession to the tsrone, and condoling with him for the lo,. of his brother. TVie ATloile denies the ...

... - .X k Te PRII FIJOf'lIkl$HAPHXSH TL.ElIUP 17'the Inu/icis eorps ,.0f 2tgrsz'uutsurwol 'b-sho-ers; Waacrs, 'ndi tbe high price of Provisions, the 6aiue of' hh Poor ZaIVts, qqd.resent exinsiee jisdres,' As I hear that yi'l 9yaS ?? vobr paper,. anyy thin' that niay fbe likely to do good'opob'1'sbople, . I make bold to write to you. I am told that the great people talk' of nothing but :the riches ...