... AileULTUN IN, PARVO.-IHi5 iMIajestY, Unat- tended by any military escort, camle to town11 Thursdlay, to inspect the new building of the Palace in St. Jamnes's rark, dined at Kew, and returned to Windsor in the ?? of York returned to Newmarket Sunday, after a week's shooting with Mr. Thornhill, at lRiddlles- worth, and at Euston Pasik.-Lord Chancellor dined with his Majesty Wcdnes~day.-Orders ...

... 0 XF OR D9 Saturday, Nov. 5. On Thursday last the thanks of the University were unanimously voted in Convocation to the Rev. Dr. Ellerton, Fellow of Magdalen college, for the foundation of a Theological Prize. On the same day the following Degrees were conferred:- DOCTOR IN DIVINITY. Rev. William Buckland, Canon of Christ Church, and Reader in Geology and Mineralogy. DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW. John ...

... LONDON, Nov. 1. W ETTERS from Zante have been received, ]1J of so late a date as the 27th of Scptember. The intelligence conveyed in them is in sub- stance as ?? had not fallen, nor had the besiegers retired. On the contrary, they had obtained possession of many large buildings in the suburbs, from which incessant and vigorous attacks continued to be made, but were repelled with equal spirit ...

... LONl)ON, Nov. 4. Letters have been received from New Brums- wick, which state that the Government House has been destroyed by fire. Part of the furni- ture belonging to Major-General Sir Howard Douglas has been saved. The melancholy loss of the Cornet steam ves- sel has excited the attention of the Directors of the General Steami Navigation Company, towards the best means of preventing similar ...

... LO)NDON, Nov. 3. LoanD (,OCllR ia.x ?? LiLh'erpOl ?? of Friday says, WVe have had an interview with an individual now in Liverpool, who lately served under Lord Cochrane, and who states arrears of pay are due to him. Ile addressed a letter to Lord Cochrane, upon the subject, with a view to ascertain how he should apply for redress, with the best chance of success. To this application his ...

... To the PRINTERS of the HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPHI, l_ ?? ta I observe in vour useful and wide circulating a Paper of this week, the Paragraph on the Qualities of r the Union Steam Boat, whicd has returned to her stae I' tion for communication between this beautiful spot and e Portsmouth, and moreover, the ?? the s - Proprietors are determined to spare no effort in ren. ta . desrag this Passage by ...

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... Tonthe PnXTEIns of the HADMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. the HAMPSHIRE BENEFIT SOCIETIES. u-h I tile FRIENDLY SOCIETIEs.-Applications were made es-to the last Court of Quarter Sessions, held fox the sely County of liants, for the enrolment of Friendly Snci . Xs; eties at Basingstoke, lavant, and Itchen Stoke, when r On; the Magistrates objected to the two former, upon the I are ground of their not being ...

... . s,47-uiIJA s LoNDOj-)N GAZE7TTB. all AR-OFFICE, Nov. -1, 1825.-lst F la'e//.qt imrvcou Cvarwdsi-Capt. Robert a W uliace, to be ~ 31 ullbyitCIOLOC, tit0 __ 1EIton. tronoted - ,ien it. Frito lie)1, to ha Captain, by uritrhase, vier W ae.-1tt1ct.o Ys-tat.J.Res o bic a;or, ?? purcthase, flv Cn K , rmtd-n t.Fred. Alattits tIV. be tan by nhate, co0 ll)s. tt UrN.IltXAI) Br'V evt j,ieot.-( ouo'f J. ...

... LON DON, FBIDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1825. Tbe Paris Papers to Wednesday's (late, | n~tin the extracts sph~e above J;Iic Dutch ant Flemi ih Ppers are snitch DccU- |t ji iI tile (hiSp ?? hetw lei tel5 AU tstrta andl s ccl;si tllattcr refuse to ackno rldcge fleet the in covcrs ib c andis untier it. The Cabinet o 1Viecnna 're rhout to discuss tlhe qu1estionl, the elcision on tshieh ?? important ...

... day MONVDAY, OCTOBER 31, N02-. - The Palis Papers of Friday and Saturday, n ?? iunsrrection in the Isle of Candia is e statd S gcO~i~lf, imore and more. The Greeks *. e gined possession ni that Island of a third fortified Mt Seina tley are flow investing Cawes. A first lia npsrcemt of 100 men, seht from the Isles of the t h iphagO, - is disembarked there. I .: AnAm~ical tieet commanded by ...