... ZI. __H - ?? ?? CLO N D O N G A 'Z E T TE . ?? a L'rociarrtio, o t 10i &,roeciantaiilajItiorI of tile currenev enld moneys of il fsor the a nsitm d iom ofreat Britain and w to paro! bout the~fO~ U ited Kirngd son l Of lnr atet tJ Ii;' lll ?? ICh l that fro - a d ay ga e, Roe ? 61i d B ry t P r a,,t'ilerjto ovral S3 er and Gold Coinse o Gruet Sl.itai the ...

... 10 .I C , ;S.,i RC,, &.i Te' ?? ' ?? with the coCtioShocw. ?? II v 2h )It DCC.ribteir, h til C t II l (IW l(as sae gavE, ~rv It snttflqfael IO E par ltotiI rI v itt tlit l'ioci tre ii AL, ictItI:oUre. Holsptishi(V 11Iir ('nr tnviviqv nover viervt i-rpe viniti ay ?? dur ing tle I liteof' Co r tt', I tan Iv, Sir Chtirles'.1orgar, vh M ica vs sur- I roundted hv every liritnchof his frrtily, shi ...

... To the Vditor if ttre Bristol Aferctlvj. Sir,-.An aged kinswoman of mire, laving sundry pmrulr sterling in thle Savings Bank, nfter deeply consulting tile sescral rules for the mnanagement of that Institution, uaqs unable tm exactly reconcile her mind to the justice of the line of procediuire marked outt by Rule 21. My comment; was remquvste therd rir, but I own I vas puzzled exceedingly to ...

... N3UL, iJSI LEI', &r. (n T'imi;v la3t, lwirne hle hit' tiprointed for insta ljitr ihp A;T.tor vf the ('7o(Ti, S ?? Ni. 720, NXah, Hlerbt-'rt li353'ld ?? ?? ?? iz-'lal~l Swa.s dols' Pi'eticed to that di-iy 1;11 ?? ! ie: L r3 ;njl1, it du! At s313 eliic lor:3. As'ter the btlM;isint- (,f i he Lodg(e *V7C ~ ro t ~fdhe B ;)(cthrvill sal: dov, n itD on excelt'ilt 33 pro131 lirhtll Iy l irr i h ose, ...

... 'MONMTOUTFISHIRF, &c. goi (Or nith llt Irat-d exertirrir, and correspornd ng eneo~rrrgL' ment. Ott Wednrr-4sv rhoa aewi vomnedv of L2iicr-lees i/e Q-'orw# 'I'lrr' ?? Pfawrurr'l k~s sra~ionil e hy alir. I rrtlefi, alto1 vA fidi (110 advarnta ge uI, rr Very g ter tar-I ca rringr', and personarl liipetr aore, did thea mimic enem l)sri Werfre also proud to7. e il himl 1 ?? ee err, arid to rils ...

... m ne ap. aAlzPTTr. T TUESD)Y's LONDON GAZ-lIt'Ls. 'Gaelc of, this evening pontains an Order f.r the Court 'rh oh omtfN l far the..ate Emperor of Russia, to coto- ' loguistof January, to changebin the 18th, and to go oilnonttte .22d., ,5i BANKtRUPTCY SUpr,,RSEDED. Brn. Rodici, C. Merton, & IL L. itodick, of Wel- %ortohlmpA' Rodic , Rankers. ;ig°rotoubDTU; Nortbarniltonrshireun,k s jjlgar~g1~ ...

... - .. O''A IOUT'fiSi-lRE, &C. Thle ma;il-boait Va9 nearly NOVI in cros9ing tlhe New Pa- sfig on Sunday last, arid the paqsenrers owe their liZ e ii a gnu measure to the skill amnl cxerxiois oF a nauiticill gentleinal trool Swansea, who happel lesJ to be on lioarl, Fije -At an early hour, oni 'Tltii'dav mornittiz last. a rmnge of outbiilrings. belonging to tle Viciraoe ilnrsie ait Rolrbon, ...

... -:I- ?? , t%?, . ?? . ?. , j,;l if ?? I ?? C I I U ?jz i ? ?i I ? il, I ? I ?; .1 - I t i ..I ? 'L;emaitch to, of`N fidciob 550u oml t i ut it IM'i ofl N iS prtosni:utio:i. lii rceched London. it ii diitedt'ilett I Lilt oif Ac'.!,Old stvlie, ; ttd is OF volti ?? lene th, Dili% olnlntil~ts heoi ppr'ttled~ to it. )t lt.Ios ty ling Ihic lu,! ~Vllich tlie. Eif' him sotiainced II,,- ?? ...

... ato Tuesday evening Mr. Estlin concluded his Lecture upon the . Pressureof the Atmosphere. le began by recapitulatingthe principal points brought forward at the ftrmer Lecture, and r proceeded to demonstiate the truth of the position by a varietv of mt Most interesting experiments. Tbe prooess commonly (r-iler ib- $uclan was again adverted to, and Mr. E3. took much pains to it show what ...

... ae IIOtM er ofuburviap 6n JSria? LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY G. We some time ag0o mentioned, savs the Tiw'es of Yes- terday, that the latc judgment in the case of the French press. which gave so much satisfaction to the nation, pro- dlutced a contrary feeling at Court; and wve are informed, by oae of our letters from Paris, that Charles X., in his receptionI of the President and Councillors of the ...

... ejo'c B?z5tc-l zAIncurp. I1ONDAY, JA.mUky 16, 1826. The Liberty of tde Press is the Palladium ofall thfe Civil, Political, nand Religious Rights of an Eugglishman.-Jsus. One of not the Icast extraordinary events of the event- ful agge in vwhich we live is the renunciation of the throne of ,Russwa by the Emperor Constantine. It had been rtunoured for somie days; but so little wgs known Qf hbi ...

... MiONTMOUT[ISHIRE, &c. f Froes a Corr'ie~vspoendeo.-Tlhe new Theatre, it Chllestosw )wOpented onl Moltndaylast, with the tragedy of George 1arnovelI and the Review. under the Iniawi'ement of Mr. Burke, and stage- manazzer. \lr. Simtpson, of the Thliatre-Rtoyal, Cheltenham. 'The to company, collectively, have never been surpassed in respectabi- ti- lily, or talent, by any wvho have preceded ...