... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ELIt lpaa,5 O--t~lm alWJ Jftbaj).- LONDON, FRIDAY, Dacr-acti. 50. 1 We have received the Fraizlefrt Joznnatl to' the 25th JI instant. It contains the following) notice of the progress or the malady which terminated the life of the Esaperor 1 Alexander:- - FRANKFIoRT, Dec.23.-Wehave jnst received Berdin Lettersof the i91h. The late Emperor Alexander re- lvedelel ,Io en the 17th front the ...

... - (ri)e ji;h?tul J-11,1101rcur1% .IONDAY, JANI!ArT T, 15s2. 2Tie Lilert ofrlie Pres, is ite Pa' aril, a ralf the Civil, PviAtical and lleli_-ious RITdhs of a Enighsu nan.-Ju Ls.'us. Tiiy panic in tlfe money-market having l's a great degree suNide.I, we have tidma to turn our attenti.n to another hind Of alari 5siuich certain intresteed individuals are eudeav o-.Wg to excite throughout the ...

... ?? I !, ,, ?? 1 N I, - I ., , . il, JAU. GE'. 7hu,':1:H,'1 Meit:tzJ, II 8l Urda S y Post. fil- HE E ile of IMotiday, and the Jolrnals of Sgunday, T avrived oil Wedines.Ity. T'l'y sieak wvith just iridi. cllte of the absilrd story of the ?? Alexanider's as,,si,itiation. 'hl'e jorice.d of the F'renich F'uirds show that ?? is plot tl~e slilttst. aj)prelelhsioll in laris that tle peace of Iurolie ...

... 1rant ?? n ittt , Of SAV'l'U)ID.Y, Dec. 31. HE King basgrantedi t) the Rev.bChristopber Benson, -t NI. A. the place and-dignity orF a Canon or.lPreben- dary or the Cuathedral Ch urch of Worcester, void 'by the resiglatiull of the lMmn. anid RIev. Dr. Edward Rice. BANKRUPTS-R Ryland & W Ryhlnd, Savage Garilens, ,zniidun, ?? Jnec Morris, of ilaw's ltildilngs,, 3u wolesex, ?? n ?Il lhaw,. of ...

... We received last night, by expressi French papers to the 31st nit. and the Etolle of Saturday. 'IThe aftter c n- tnins letters from Warsaw to the 25th which say tbattbe Emperor Constanline was still in that city onl the 23rd, having-been-14 seriottsly indisposed on account of the shock which he felt on the death of bis brother. No prepara. tions had been made for his departure, and it was ...

... CA'T'OLIC QUE5'TE(N. rO, tie Pn7IrPV1J oJ the Tg.Y'ET'lR >fil'Y.AG-P(T. SIR.-AtIfeI thle extracts whics I hltve uldready sent yo 5 ft)on tile evi situes give'rl Ibefore the Co'miniittee. of thie !llon sntof Lo rlsl Otl thnli snt e Iof Irvlalid, I tshali dsebsi it smfli- qici t to serl yollt a copy o? f lt o th, tcakein b ever:y ltRoJ tasa (Cathd olis I iest (so iso t ?? to ait rs h, pi'.rsn ...

... POSTSCRIPTO LONDON, TUESD1Y, Jan, 3, 1826. ; TT is reported that letteri -are in town of a very recent I date, from Alvarado. ?? ?? that. the'Governor' of San Juan ?? was on board the English Packet' treating with the Mexicans. for thle surrender of tbat Fort., Frankfort Papers to the 28th Decemberc contain aqi. article dated Smyroa, December . Lwhieh describes ace, tive preparations to be ...

... MISCELLArEOUS. 'WINDSi1R 13ee. 29.-The extrerne coldness of tile wleather.silce Mondiay l3st li:as prevented his Mafnjesty from (Ajoyiln tis Buiunl drives in his periy pliactori aboutt tile Great Park, Public business still: coltinues to oceopytie greater p0 iodn of his titme during. tihe frepart of lie day, andl ?? evetings. are 10s0t ly devoted to 1iis suite. BtttRU1rN. Dec. 20.-At tile ...

... EX: ETER,9 WVEDNESDAY, JA\NUARY .4, 18-2. Wri'H thle revolving yeat, we batve again, the pleaspre pf recurring toa subject which at once impresses 'upon us grataiful feelings. and the desire of expressing t4ern. Never do we remember to have experlenced a grealer halre of/ptubllc Patronage than in the year which has jnstt depapt,,I ii nor pliall any exertions br ability, of which. wy-ei t.my ...