... TH'E KING'S NEW PALACE. The name by which the palace now erecting on the site o Buckingham House is to be designated, is, The King's Palace in St. James's-Park. Since the commencement of the work, notwithstanding what rumour has said to the contrary, it Ilas never been stopped or suspended; and were it not for the high wooden fence which surrounds the spot, the building would be seen to be ...

... 1To' 7/e PILNTElRS uf thel UA.IPl~lu TET.ELEGRAPff he' At the risk Of being thought a Wiseacre on ng Political lEconomzy, will yoen allow iuc a little of your &; valuable snace, to make a few observations on a sub- ly ject, wivich is now, unfortunately, of the most vital Iimportance to the whole community. I mean the secu- v, rity or nonsecurity of Banks. *d As this is a point which is ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARV 11, 1828. ic~tellrgerrrs has ?? rtceiorbd' rr'rar'ing Of tire Its-_t a OtC-,AT ION' er ?? X''lE tO A M''R~P OF i. ?? nrro'fl'Eit. Nyc je!_(lQ5~ olin as btoon ~rocl~rored 1n~ir- till j~ili,'r at St.' Peter stoirgb_ .-(Tur ii, Trrcerbj. c 1C I Nofortiaell rrerrpir'oel- have. ,s yet, tmar.spired, re p Ir)ectin g tire rorieseno rid'i iieduced tire hite Err mr 'lie (t 'ofrtur ...

... 4 Constantine's Renunciation of the Crown of Russia. The Etoile of Tuesday, Jan.- 10, announces, in a letter from Carlsrulhe, that on the 25th the Grand Duke Nicholas read in the Senate the formal renunciation of his brother Constantine, and declared that he accepted the Throne. He was immediately proclaimed in consequence. Advices from Petersburgh of the 26th ult. relate a most extraordinary ...

... LOND)ON, JAN. 5. AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. By the Silas, Richards, which arrived on Monday, at Liverpool, in 2.1 days from Ncw York, the President's Message to Congress has been received. This is the first Addxcss of the kind which it has fallen to the lot of Mr. (Cnincy Adams to deliver. Mr. Adaams's first attention is directed to Great Britain. He notices the important changes lately ...

... vOtoctiVt. FAfWAlfDAY's LONDON GA7.A'TTE. Fena111R.GO~rICE, JAVtUA~R 1IC WY 'HE? Killg has batle pleas d to rpon ThmsTupper, Esq. to b i teet' L Cosul o te Duchv of Couin.treiet Ria~Atony Lancaester oneu.Eq to b His ?? in the Stteo ori.t pzeie a savnna; George salkel, s.tbeis Majstys Cnsu ?? Orleang. tTI~3 Gzett cotais a dispatch fronm General 5torritsoo. datd a Araca, he 0th5.5v,11252. ...

... O rXF JaRD. . Saturday, Jan. 7. At an Ordination bolden by the Lord Bishop of Bristol, il the Chapel of Christ college, Cambridge, on Christmas Day, the following persons of this University were or- dairned Priests:- S. Robins, B. A. Exeter coil. John Trollope, B.A. Wadham. John Cheales, .MI.A. Brasenose. Jas. Eveleigh, B.A. Iorcester. On. Monday the lion. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of ...

... DORSET AGRICULTIIILAL MEETING. A numerous asnd hi ?? respectable Meeting of e owners and occupiers of lanid within the Con. ny cf -I Doi-set, was held at the Town Bhall, in lBlandfbird, on ?? lust, the t11 iostant, .4,mes John Farqutharson, t Esq. in the Chair, when Sir t01IN W; -LD105 t1 1 S1ITH, BART. rose to propose sonic resoltituoas.- Li ?? observed, when we take into consideration the 'v ...

... )_xw_-sorDP' Saturday, Jan. 14. Congregations will be holden for the purpose of granting Graces, and conferring Dearees, on the following Days in the ensuing Term, viz.- January 1 S, 19, and 2G.-February -1, 7, 16, and 23.- March 2, 9, and 18. No person will, on any account, be admitted as a Can- didate for the Degree ot' B.A. or M.A. or that of B.C.L. without proceeding through Arts, whose ...

... L(ONDOi144 JAN. 19. 'Iy the (hen's1,7, whlich arrived. off Liv.rpool. onl Sunday -eyt'ttti, stvicest have' beenl eTeived. ftron Calcutta to theC endil of August. The'rmortality amffong the troopls at. ?? Lontinlned tuiabatedl. The season hadu Ween more than nistall) raily, and th!e partial inandation olf the:: country, ,which was the coiti'j rteq hd salyicrasd h cpftlirc-T .lie troops- hadl ...

... -- .. - - - . tallit g?i1op-o lilu -? , 'vii) 0 ID ? 15. PAnTS, JAX. 10. . ?? of Russian Troo&.. m o 1r have ?? fiolou St. [elters- fl &/ (lrgl ?? afflicting ilijlligcnco . It ?? U Vz neniP5 tlt::. on th. 2odt ult. the ll a A ifjejs5tn. of Nicholas I. qas; l)ubl>ihed.- b Ad'aej t wvhich is relnarltablv vel6l drawn uP, a with WuJO P3terPkcuity nt-.d bistoricol precision, t emw;ipns .f ...

... POSTSCRIPT LONDON, JAN. 20. The letters received from Calcutta, by the Tiger, Kent, which arrived on Wlrednesday at Cowes, come down to the 17th of September, and are of a very melancholy nature. The mortality amoun the natives, we regret to find, was on the increase, and a though the iuropean residents had hitherto escaped, yet very considerable alarm prevailed among them. The number of ...