... (From a Correspondent.) AlexandeZ', the late Emperor of Russia, when at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelie, in 1818, indulged himself frequently in taking early morning walks. I met him one morning very early in the delightful wood called Pauline Wiildeken (Pauline's Wood), the favourite spot ofthe sister of Bonaparte: he was dressed in a plain blue frock coat. After bidding me very politely a ...

... UNION WITH IRELAiND.-Like every otler measure professing to be for the benefit of Ireland, the Union has been left incomplete in the one essential point, witho ut wvhich there is no hope of peace or prospe- rity for that eountry. As long as RELI'1GOUS D;SQUALIFICAT0N jS left to 1 lie like leez at the bottorn of mnn's htearts, in vain doth the voice of Parliament proncuutce the word UNION ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINDR. +: VParty is Hue madneui of mgn fo)r tbe gatin of a fo*.-~Peru.: tORN LAWS-CILAMOUR OF THE LANDOWNERS. As the' Parliamentry Session ?? bkin to dread, wi-th some rdhson, that the Legislature will not venture' to ad- here to the prohibitory system which raises'the cost 6f food tifs pre- sent exorbitant anid cruel price. Frequente reetings are held df persors connected ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXADMINER. Sint-Feeling convinced that'publicity is the best antidote for tyranny and the abuse of authority, I shall feet obliged by your giving a place to the following simple ?? informed that there was a poor man in a London workhouse, whom I had known in very different circum- stances, and: to whom i was desirous of sending a few trifling articles, such as I thought ...

... E tlE XA1MNEIR LON13t)N, JAJUAiy 1, 1826. W; give elsewhere the substance of the most particular communica. tion descriptive of the last illness and death of ALEXANDERt. In the St Petersburg/s Journal of the 28th November, 0. S. (10th December), his decease is officially announced, as follows:-. Divie Providence, ill its impenetrable decrees, has just struck the ?? of Russia with a ...

... UNPAID MAGISTRATES-THE POOR. TO THE EDITOR O THE EXAMINER. MR EDITOR--l send you the enclosed curiosity, which I conceive to be well worthy of public attention. I send it i n its printed form, that you may not doubt its authenticity ; for really it is scarcely to be ore- dited, that such a scale oflstzrvatioti should be framed and recommended by a quorum OF Magistrates, niany of whorn are in ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCEO RUSSIA. A letter from VACSAw`, dated Dec. 12, states as ?? first news of the illness of the Emperor was so alarming, that it caused at St Petersburgh a feeling of anxiety, which was seen in every face. The population hastened to the churches, where public prayers hid been orderedi. They enlarged on all the particulars of this fatal journey. It was feared that the life of ...

... DAY AFTER LouR MAToro's DAY.-Thin attendance on 'Change-dull eyes-languid countenance-a little nervous this morning-fresh demand for soda water and ginger beer-much breakfasting at the coffee-houses about twelve-scrags of mutton in great request-confounded head-ache -shall he at honue early tomorrow, my dear-let me have a little broth -deuce take the Lord Mayor-I'll never go ?? Every -Day esok ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 8,1826. TEm most interesting foreign intelligence this week is comprised in the arrival of the annual Message of the President of the United States, which of course excited more than usual curiosity, as being the first official document of the kind from the new President. In this re- spect, speculation may be at rest, as the general policy developed in it, is unchanged, and it ...

... NORTH AMERICA.-UNITED STATES. mESsAGE OF TU.E PrIESIDENT TO CONoRECS. The first Message of Mr John Quincy Adams to Congress, was trans- mitted on the 5Ht December 1625, to the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives, at the commencement of the first Session of the Nineteenth Congress. The PnSIDENT commences by adverting to the gratitude due to the Omnipotent Dispenser ofgood, for the internal ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINERo I Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-POrE. STATE OF GREECE IN 1825. IT must be confessed that the tide of circumstance has for some time -jast been setting strongly against the Greeks, both in reference to public opinion and matter of fact. The actcumulaton of genuine infor- onation, in ret~ard to this extraordinary people, which poured in upon ns after ...

... Taesday, Jan. 10. Tbiij Gazette contains a Prociamationi, foilded oil the Act to provide for the amsiimilation of the currency a1od eoH ccn of secoi' ot mug hoer the United Kingadom of Great Britain and Ireland, hvich enacted, tblat from a dav to he named by Proclamation, tile sevcral silver and gold cooio ol Greart Britain shelil, circulate and be current itt Ireland at the salnt nominal as ...