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... FREIMCH PAPERS. Paris, Jan.T. T4. A letter from St Petershurgh, of the 129th, adds toI p ushie details which we gave yesterday, of' the events of 0 St Petersburgh. t th IVe will not dissemble how much these occurrences are to be deplored, and, we need not add, how Much 0 iP': thev have affected thle Emperor. ii0 ?? who witnessed the noble conduct of thisj o- Monarch-his magnmanimlity-his calm ...
... THE KINC'S NEW PALACE. (Fronm tbh Lite ...
... WAAR OFFICE-J.AN. 6. 1826. G 5th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-C. J. Radelyffe to be Cc Cortiel, by purchase, vice Brymer, promoted; dated 31st se Dec. b 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons-L. H. Bathurst to beis tornet, by purchase, vice Whyte, promoted; dated 29th IS Dec. 15th Ditto-Cornet and Lieutenant G. Lowson (Riding O0 i!hster) to have the rank of Lieutenant; dated 13th April. ey 5th Regiment ...
... REPRESENTATION OF VDINBURPGH. I'Ve have been informed that measures are now i,1 pro- gress for bringing forward a petition froms tle ir-habitant ioutebholtders of Edinburgh, to the House of Comnlvons, uailijr' upon Parliamlent to take into their consideration the state of the representation of this city, in so far as _garlA the maniner of returning the Meteiber. We have Tesit requested to ...
... rrwinsS'S SAZETY PRINCTPLE OF GENERATING 11S I ItICG PRESSURE STEAM, I . - - - ?? . . ,- . ?? r I ?? EXPlaMationi of the Crlones of the dangerousq EYxp1ii ot' the commson high Pressuire andI low t'aa.',urtl Steam Eginie Dollers. 5 W-e st ated in-ovur former -article upon Po' sns' pr I ti- riple of gencrating his hligh pregstiaursteaif, Iblit bV meet'- lf keeping w~ater exp~osedl to thle ...
... Portsmouth, Jan. 21. This morning arrived the Liffey frigate, Captain Thomas Coe, from the East India command, having been relieved by the Boadicea frigate, Commodore Sir James Brisbane. She sailed from Calcutta on the 20th August, Madras 17th September, Trincomalee 25th September, the Cape of Good Hope 20th November, and St Helena 2Sth November. Sir James Brisbane, after having had an ...
... BURMESE WFAR. Extract of a letter from an officer at Rangoon, dated 51th July 1825, received in Glasgow last week h onwe ten dlays ago we heard that there wals also at ni Burmtnan Ambassador in Calcutta, on2 the same errand il otf peace, and that we are to go home in October. The IVt Lord -rant it mar be sol for I am lhertilV tired of a war flroin which we cannot hope to derive5 either ]lo- l ...
... (From the Constitutionnel of Monday.) * 1 Legborn, January S. The last letters received here from Santa Maura assure us that an engagement had taken place between the Greek fleet and that of the Captain Pacha, off Pa- tras. The result of this engagement was completely favourable to Admiral Miaulis. A Turkish frigate was burnt, and the steam vessel which Mehemed Pacha had equipped at Malta ...
... | EAST LOTHIAN, at From the beginning to the middle of the month, the wea- ther was exceedingly wet. On the evening of the Uth tri there were several loud peals of thunder, accompanied by y vivid flashes of lightning. Frorp the l4th till the 26th the weather was mild and dry. A slight frost commenced on the 26th, which still continues, and the ground is thinly co- vered with snow. In the ...
... EAST INDIA HOUTSE. A General Court of Pronpietors of East India stoa | held yesterday, pursuant to all azdjournmlent. ret CASE. OF 'irt I5ICKIKRAilli. The Chairman (C. Mlarjoribanks, Esq.) acquainted the ho Court, that it was made special for the purposes of taking co into consideratiou the propriety of laying on the t1ble COpita of the correspondence between Pir .J. S. Backinughamn antd the ...
... l-. FRIDAY-January 13. e ?? il The Serpentine River was yesterday attended by is many persors of fashion, in carriages and on foot. tl ,The ice, being tolerably good on the north side, at- Te le tracted many ScienDtifc skaters; but we saw none of h o the old school, except Mr Manning and Mr Carleton. a' - Both these gentlemen were much noticed, for the ease ri and elegance of their retrograde ...
... FRIDAY-JANUcARY 20. h A notice was yesterday posted upon the door of ti Kincoln's Inn Hall, stating that the Lord Chancellor b would sit on Saturday next, at half past ten o'clock. g Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal anti China, i by the ship Thames, Captain William Haviside, d w'ere closed at the East India House, and delivered to f the purser of that ship. c Wednesday the dispatches for ...