... SAT'1URDIAY. SUND7AY and TUESDi v' POSTS. LONDON', IMONDAY, MAY S. French and Dutch Journals have arrivets to Friday last. u Ir. the foermer there is a long article regarding the Note recently delivered by the Russian Ambassador to the Turlkish Government, n hich Note ig said, to embrace many other demands besitles the e vacuation of the provinces otn the Danube. N\o answer had been given by ...

... ST. JOIENS .1.UR. BRIDGE STREET, DERBYX. dl ~ ~11CL.,J', DE-sBY. * We Save at length the pleasure to congratulate the public, and our townsmen in particular, upon an event which is destined to - form an epoch in the history of this ancient and respectable e Borough. On Thursday the 14th instant, the Ceremony t laying E the Foundation Stone of a Free Church, to be dedicated to St. on John the ...

... - jIJNESDAY'S oos. J,on7don, TamCs( - D llvJ1- Jonaedon, Tuesday, Feb. 7. i Saturday's Gazette was published ,1ellt °aus eapatches from India. but none of oitaining1 letter. dated May, 9, 1825. fro0 Lieut. lirstlat No Dheeing Mlokh, in Assam, Cdingll ses over the Bulmese Chiefs in that ,nae Cchiefs had written to Lieut. N. in their t i 0 siring him to evacuate the country, to le1t,~O follOWS l ...

... .1I. Thos conunected with what iscallmd. tlhLmonevmarket, have passekl a week of feverisih anxiety, and the alternate } ovemnlts of extravagant IoD aod e-'r- ati - . ovement I - - s,-P anxiety, and the alternatep atilt movemento of exrvgn hople and groundless alarml Id ndl.. Larid dpro ed3i sucddois elevatioiss of the prices of Stock, aS eof andk d hepresion s bot perss nsud en Towards the ...

... I$1JDESDAY s POST. . 8j r l Luonfhn, Tuewsday, Ap-il 1i. L' Xothing has occurred of ?? - t *J . °Crning Consols opened at 7t, advanced ,rr;ein ce receded to 791., with scarcely any businerss C cnd Dti 5iha l 1 tO 9 premiini. The New 4 per cent. ?? Th miunt of Nesv 4 per cents. 944t Mi1,| boot par- it is said amounted to 8,800,000l. 'lhe ° s ligses will receive within 10 per cent. of the S , ...

... WR0on hit timed OAZl, AOIS 4. DECL4RA47'oNq flA- riv.%nr.LrrvrJv DBCL 4RA T'0Ns OF IXSOLPV'1 CY. A. 0. Stephens, Wateride, Walivorth, Surrey, baker, April 4. R. Mteiy, Charingcrtoss, victualler, April 4. -R -fiUPTCj' EVLA1t Ggo. C. D. wroughton ?? J. J. Gari'ett, Ni'iit*1d~i, Cheshire, bankers, from April 8 to May 12, at the 'ros' Inn, Xantwicl. T. Garnett, Nantwicil, Cheshire, clteeseihactor, ...

... i SATUR7DIAY; SLTNDAI and TUErSD-4y'# POS>TS. II LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 17. We have received, this morning, by express, the Etoile dated yesterday. The frigate L'Antigone thas just arrived from Port ?? where the Metlea, carrying out the flaytian Commissioner from France, arrived on the 15th of February. On the 25th of that imonth a law passed, mealing the indemnity of 150,000,00 of franccs to ...

... ?? f, sUAnJ'. and TTESJD.AY PO.S'2YS. a itO ~LONDON. bMON.DAY, DElC. 4. Fratrkfoit P1alw's, to thil! ~ hNvember, ariveiti hk ratdte ci, rs. Petersborgh, Nov. 16, we find new's t eV fviieorgia. acorirnig to which the Persianls were scst~ed in hln V1o had fled at tire appiroach of the Rslrians. The affairs of the a Perciarcesrirre -till it, that -irtiatiort. that ?? YeriroI~ff~ was ind, ...

... - . . .. .. 1-OUt3E CY' -LO-Ds. liv Mr. Ilobbouse, ms-petin, liiN fitcnioti ofatgaitt bringing tor- fro ward a lill to provide mtr thle. better recovery of Snisali D~ebts, said, he had wt cc brouhit, the tiosc~os'rand sli oulti noot Dic trouble the Hlouse a:gajn wit'n it thit session ; the sijhi ,t, Hlt io5'er, the weas one of very gveat iuan rance, 'tuid lie tirs'r'l it would tnot escape the ...

... TOnX AUOUST WMETIN:. A - : ?? .. Tuesday, Adgustr .-T'heKnavesmire Stakes of 30 Sovs. each, \IT e I ft. fur tour year olds. Last 'nile and a hall'. (7 subs.) ?? twrd Fitmilliam's b c lninphrey Clinker, 7st 121b, W. tft, I *1- 1 Me Mr. Itichardson's br c Birownlock, 8st l2b ?? Lord Kelburne's ch f Purity, 7st llb . ?? is The Fitzwilliaoi Stakes (Handicap) of sovs. each, 10 sovS. ft. for *r i- ...

... Thursday morning, between two wand three o'clock, an alaran- sing and destructive fire broke out in the Old South Sea Htouse, in Broad-street. This extensive b uilding was formerly the Execse Office. and the place where the South Sea Coinpan~y carried on its business, until the new building was erected in Threadneedle. street. Of late years the OldI House has been let out in ebambers. for the ...

... UN117n=SIT2 a ClZMICAL NTLLZGENU. OXFOiro. Dec. 12.-The namcs of the vandi(dlntr-q wl~n Oxronr, Dec. 12.-The namics of the candidates who have distinguished themselves in the public examination in Michaelmas term are as follow In the first class in Litelts ?? Anthony Denison, and .Johln 'TIRomas Hope, Christ Church ; George Ferris W'hidbor;-> .trortiutter, Queen's; the Lord Viscount- Newark, ? ...