... ?? 4TURDAY EVENING, JAN. 2A 12O. 'itst nght- were receivtU the Paris Papers , Wednesday.The acconuts which they contain from *te grgb ectend to the 7th nzst. SinceNicholashas p beenfrnily 'establislbed on the throne and the partisans i Y Ctinstantine have been declared (arbonari, his Im. s tarial 3ajesty ard his Court l aive begun seriously to o think of mourning for the late Eanpcror. ...

... ir'EDNESDAV, .IANUARY 25, 1826. 'fhlc AulinO~ecrof the 12th instant, or contain,; oifficial documeents. issued by thle Emperor cr '.sieholas I. concernintg the future Government of st- Poland. No. changes are conteniplatet1. Ih e- ret sorts, who at 'presentt discharge the hiighest functions Of Governenuit in Poland, are retaintedI1 in their offices, to en l Ftuiperor, in his-proclartation to ...

... tIVt. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAETTE. bv Vi FORaEGN- FI O VICE, JAX. 28. 182G. jo rT H F Rinig Irals Ieell fileasedl to appoilit Fleld-M1arshal His G'race the Duke ot Well- in Ington, Knigitaof the Most NobleOrder of the Garter, to bear hsis Ma j ety's Congra-ula d tians to the Emperor of ltirssia, on Wis dimperial Alajes i ty's Accession tot the ibhrcine. O WAat-OFlick, Jantuary29. 1828. St gl$JOlZ ...

... I I i il0 Jyfo atit Jat'0 br:vto PARiS, DEC. 27. 3 Aknijeur of this tnoriing contains tyal (Irlonnance, graltilg a pardetn to tli oywing i,: ?? nersoes ?? -wBeiijainh ure, kelix Cossin, -a11rTI Lavacal, and, thagd. They are to remain for five years mreillanlce oti thic l igh Police. eught that the Emperor consuintine will be I1,ow alfter thc mourrding. -lie Quotidifenne M. die 2liAh and 271hi) ...

... It I 1 00,10 fv 9-t Gs4(r~~y.~'!9U(N (AZE.TTEP be 20th, Janarqw , 1 826, S Vil~I~pi %nleaidccr. from thle fi0th I'ut to ihe, Licutenant, by puichatc citeHar- inglo, perooited. ' 11nalOiiihePd.-Wl'lt~. T. Daunt, Ccint. to be EiliSigit, ti by, lmrlia,. it ?? L.. Bliardonnull, uipoi t hall-lay 25thl Foot, Iris% Obtained hlis aet' ,r rais-!illo LI) rel ire fromI tile service. 1 [Ili, ...

... CEII rr! II fO -ga,21 .?i 'k ?, T ) I t r g 0 ?? Cb 0 1 ?, - I I ( FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. OFFICe or On)NXmcCr. JIe. 14. o w )Ri RS oj Royal Sappers and Aliners-St Second C aptain Ed Mar Matson, of the Corys ti C of Royal Enginem, to be Adjutant, vicC D Jones, who resigns the Adjutancy. tI i i.NKRUPitS. st 4 ug ?? Appl egntb;Sta0 t-etreet, T.ambeth, printer tI George Sadler and John ...

... LONDON, -JANUARY 3. r AST night arrived French Papers to the 2d instant. XA They feave the question of the Succession to the Russian Throne in obscurity. The Jouernil des Dehats confidently asserts, that the Grand Duke Nicholas is become the reigning Emperor, and speaks of that event as of an incontestable fact. The Quotidienne maintains that aprevious act of r entunciation, executed by ...

... ks v; 5 - , oll:,I. FROM TrZSjy'A r vn xC ETTE. IllS Ga3azetir'nt!is o ii Potolanot: a ilrtloded (i t'w Act tr in antr1out foir the zl!ai- d m lihltdin)t ti doe guererer y f ? ?? S :1F St'rttl I-S tmiitrosiocut the t v ns .i ?rsld rut of'?r' is Britain antl Irelancd *.hich c ootode abutt froml a day in t7tha n'aiged by Lfrbcian icba the saoarsI sil cr sa- c gold coins offircat irztvajn ...

... ,i4 ?? & sMilaVOUD> V000,;£ FROM TUESDA Y'S' LONDON- GAZE TTE. _JIEI' Glozette coutaitns orders ?? ir 'uts:rirg into fllourning on the hst Jttnu- l.ar .ur il r 7atci 1'nmperor oali the IUIIsia, tot Chanlge on the Nith, and oil tbc 2-d togjo v-I of mourning. FOIrEltti)N rizPj, DEC. 27. The King has been pleaced to appoint fl-ans.- ac- ienzie, Esq. to he hilas Majeoty'a Consiul-Gcncral i; layti, ...

... i ?, ?? I- - ?? - -.0 DAVO alAD V05-to. PnrtS, .JA>t. 1.IGd o T Po'i.o (li iBorgoe, Russiti Ani- T bas~itlt~ad nt Paris, has tlistl ay ?? ?? rr the Russians which are to be. tbopnd herc, and U' reecived from~l them' thle oathI G' ildelity to the 7 'rNichlo. Tllc Aniltimssador gavc an enter- f'plror at six, o'clock, at wahitch several persons o1' tisirment I 2 Fivaiac , Ganuary 6.-The ...

... The Etoile of Monday, received last night, brings an -account of thefuneral obsequie sof the late Emnperor at Traanrog. Twenty-three clays elapsed between his death -nad burial; the latter, we presume, from the throne being unoccupied, must have been performed, as in private life, oy his widow. Negotiations are pending between the Turkish Govern- -snent and the Greeks. The military possession ...

... LETTFlR TO rdR..PEE. The following is a sketch of the measures proposed in a pamphlet bearing the above title to prevent the recurrence of disasters, similar to those under the effects of which the gossm;qrcial interests are still smarting :- & Lord Bexley's measure, in its detail, contained four main parts. I speak, of course, of the leading provisions of the Act, omitting the mere process ...