... GERMAN rPAPER9. MOSC eOW, Ai'(.. 21 (SErn. 3). NlANlFSfTo()F HIS IlMi5'ERIL MAJESrl'. ' We, Nicholas 1., Ernperor and Autocrat of All the Rus- Witth the -i of tile Most High, and surrounded with the fervent prayers of our faithful sul~bjets. we have to-day, c00 1 furmably to the example Ofthe pious Monarchs, our arcestorsI accomplished thle august ceremOny of our coronationi, antd re-J ceived ...

... I SWEARING IN OF' THlE NEW SlIERlIFFS. At three o'cdeck on Saturday, the cerernolny ol swearing in the new Sheriffs was peittfrmtd, before the Cursitor Bairott, in the Court ef Exchequer, Westminster. As soon as the Cursitor Baron took his seat on the Bench, the Lord Mayor, the Lord ~Myrelect, the late and presettt Sheriffi, the Recorder, the Conon Serj ant, and the other principal Officers of ...

... WOMtEs WHEN IUNHAPPILY MkAlRI~Flr-Medea declares in Euripides, tbat a woman ill-married is in such a miserable condition, that it is better for her to die than to continue in it-she cannot, like the men, go abroad in quest of necessary consolation:- If, when The careful consort rules her household well, her husband governs with a gentle sway, And courts her loved embrace-what homefelt joy, ...

... LONDON, OCTOBER 1, 1826. SOME less misty accounts have at length been received of the nature of the events which have led to the war between Persia and Russia. These statements inform us, that it immediately takes its rise in the precipitate ambition of the Prince ABBAS Ml1ZA, heir to the Persian throne; but looking further into matters, it appears that the gross, licentious, and insolent ...

... THE MORNL C- -:-- - _O - --,I. . It appears by an article from the Gazette de Lyon, in whic our extracts from the Paris Papers, that the manufac- tileI blish tusrers at Lyons are in the greatest distress ; the ware- f.,,i houses are glutted, and it is said wages are so low that lexcit it would perhaps be better for the workmen to remain V1 unemployed. Abundant aid from the Government is Wm ...

... POURTSMOUUTH, SEPT. A). On WVednesday Iris Majesty'-s frigate die Natiall, C ptI Robert C. Spencer, Arrived here tfr nr tire Nledte l mire; , tion (where site bird been three years) to he ladid ofii , released from quarantine yesterday, aWlte cathu iii?, The Naiad had latterly beetn emnployed at Tfrie~te, %,I, Arcolia, whicL lantwmed yl'rccoe Ici' et the F ii, a!~ and Mdalta, the 27th of ...

... LORD AMHERST'S APPEAL IT THE PUHBIU Ol INDIA, ON THE SUHIECT OF HIS RE( AL. The Ollowinj2g Letter and itt enclitmire realcedl lis by fl!; Ittesttship from Bengal, and we recordl tieni boitti in this jtlace, reserving our comments for the ensufing Nuiilber I, E I' I'lR. The Inclosedl document ilo 'i , ioitere.tiiii;a mll ailr. that vitell pr habi t reach yol throueli diffeent Coaliii10. T r 'a ...

... T Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few-POPr. -CORN LANWS-LANDLORDS AND FARMERS. TIx the very able paper in the last Efraominer, with which a Correspon-. dent favoured us, it was unanswerably shown that the objections commonly made to a free importation of foreign corn are founded in ignorance of the principles which regulate production; and that the high taxes existing in this ...

... We .ave been obliged by tl foloving extract fro- A letter just received by a Gentleman in this town, from his son, em- ployed in the Bombay Army:- MANDORA, FEB. 28.-AS you say you like to bear all absrat the manners of the natives, &e., I send a description of a Suttee, or burning of a woman, that I wrote down the morning after I witnessed it. It is anything but apleasant sight but As i think ...

... FOREIGN_ NTELLIGENC]t RU3SSA. CORONATION OF TIF EEwPRon.-The French papers contain the fol- lowing ?? coronation of the' Emperor Nicholas took pliec at Moscotv on the 3rd September. All the persons rueoationed in the official programme occupied their places in the cathedral, where the Emperor'arrived in procession with all his Court.. In the midst ofrtlhe' church waa constructed an elevated ...

... [FRONI THY ETOILE OF SATUROAY.J e PARIS, SEPT. 29.-'I'he news fromn Constantinople, which e Mc lhave j ust received, colies down to tie 7th inst. The fire lasted als It; hours, ind the loss it has occasioned ii immense. The gal 'T'schartchis, and the Bezestins, as well as all the Khans, are pga burnt. Since 1780 there has been no such fire at Constantinople. ma The Grand Signior has ...

... . HO6E, $WL T ?? . F'rom the Autobiography of wa~nsie W~augf, (the Dalkeith% tfaisor -inBlackWood Ma sm tothe cour~se of a i'ortnivht-froms the hune 11-p-ated. ac Alaister Glen, the Laudidt 'cdrrieti 1niriflg .Ttidiie; brought his callau~t to oufhpdorr ia lard. 1{Ec was'a tif1 Slend er ladd e, some fouutIL: year atild, and sail' ?? a1 Way rtu his clues.' ?? catceiiie about him, liasiui a ...