... DUICH P.PEIRS. Sr PETERSIiURGU, JAN. It-Accounts received fromn Dl. ttofregeri, dati d laganrog, Dec. 29, state that ti:e heall of bet Nl~jesly tbe Etipress Etizabeth is, onl the eliole,itupr iing, n-o that there is now nothing to fear. Her Majesty las wrkten t) thle Eiipress MAria. LEItttItr 5lWlI THE GRAN;D DUKE CONSTANTINE 'ro ilts MAJEat Y rflt: EMPEiORt NICHULAS :- Most Gracious So- ...

... [The following lines have been attributed (we know not how justly) to the pen of Mr LoCKHAPRT, the naw Editor of the Quarterly. They possess considerable spirit and feeling. The reader may hence be dis- posed to augur an alteration in the tone of that publication, as it relates to the St Helena articles and the amiable countenance of Sir HUDSON Alas! how little know'st thou of Calista ! ...

... APPREJHENSION OF A GAANG OF SUPPOSED FELONS, (rUoRTiiEit PAR iICUJARS FROM THE SiiEFiFIiLI) INDlEli'FNENT]. All extrzairdiniary senisatiorn hIaS been created, by tbe appre- herision (f no less a liuminer thlan sixteen personi suspected as the perpetrirtors of the irrost atrocious crimes. It may be rel2rel ubered that severadl buir glaries and murders have of late years hee,,ci cn ritted ini 0 ...

... ' [FROM THE SO0 rli AFRICAN CMMSERCIAL ADVERTISER.] Il ea tile Cape was last taken froei tihe Dutch, the British (-overntuent pledged itself to maintain the value of the Paper Currency. lhe value at * hich it was to be maintained was Afterwards specified in a Proclamation issued by tbe Englisli Covernor. There was not, coomparatively speaking, inuch mer- cantile competition then in the Colo;,y ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Saturday Evening, Jdn. 29, 1801;. SIR-A private meeting nas hehl this moruring in the parlolr of the Mansion House, to which about thirty of tbe most ex- tensive Silk Mrnufactnrcrsv were specially invited, at the re- quest of the Lord Mayor, for tile purpose of considering of the propliety of opening a Subscription for tihe inmuinliate Relief ot the ...

... If1 E LAT E ACI.DENT IN GRAY'S.-IN-LANE. CORONERl'S iNQUEST ON TIlE BODIES. An Inquest was held on Saturday at the work hnise of St. An- drea'i pAri.h, Holbori, before .11r. Stirling, the Coroner, on the bodies of lharmas ClMacy the elder, and Thomas Clancy t'e youtiger, father and son, md Alichall Toomey, who were unfor- tunratly killed by the falijig ut several houses ii Gray's Inr.-lie and ...

... I RELIEF OF DISTRESS IN SPIIAF4'IELDS. I Saturday, a Meeting of same of the Silk Manufactiurers took place at the Mansion HIpltse, for the purpose of adopting mea. sure, for the temporary relief of the multitudes of workmen of the trade now out of enmployment. The Lord Mayor in the Chair.-Notice had been sent ot the Mleeting to a tew ot the most eminent persons in the trade, those who ...

... SIR WILLItA GARROW, SO long known as one of the most distim- guished advocates at the English Bar, was almost completely extin- guished a few years ago by a noominal promotion from the post of Attor- ?? to a ptisne seat in the Exchequer. Whether this unfortu- nate transference was voluntaryorinvoluntary on the part ofSirWilliam; *whethler, exhosted in the tumult of the bar, he coveted repose ...

... THE INTENDED EWVITUALLING ESTABLISH- MENT AT DEVILS POINT. rFROM TME PLYMIOUTH JOURNAL.) On Tuesday afternoon last, advantage was taken of tile lowest spring tide which has occurred during the last six months, for the purpose of laying the foundation ot the sea-wall connected with the intended New Victualling Establishment at Devil's Point. Toe stone was a Irass of greaite, from the quarries ...

... I Party is the madness of rsay for the gain of a few.-ParPE. E SITED STATES TREASURY REPORT.-FREE TRADE.- TAXES EVERY official paper from the United States, however long or full of details chiefly^ of local importance, is welcome and interesting to our minds. We are sare always to find in it honesty and explicitness, evidently springing from the complete and conscious accountability of its ...

... I THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDLY, JjVUdRY 31, 1826. Extract of a letter from P'est in Hlungary, dated Dec. 27 If you should visit us again next spring, you will find the Hungarian Diet still assembled. at Presburg. 'rhe anxiety of tile ENiPs:RoR to meet, in every possibic way, the wishes of the States, leads us to expect import results in relation to the pre- sent wvnits of the ...

... I From theLOVDJON GAZETTE of Saturday, Jan. 28. IVAR-OFFICIF, JANc. 27. 61th Iteliment of Foat-Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Brice Fearon. fronm the 31st Foot, to be Lieutenn~t-Colone). vice Francis Battersby. who retires upon the balt-r ay. receiving the, differeOnce. tDated Jan. '11. GAnRISSNirS-Brevet L ueat-ooe Francis Hactlnge DOYlE On half-PAY504thlFoot, to be lDepaty Lieutenant of theTower ...