... OX r OR P, Saturday, Nov. 18. HALDON & LOWNDES, 3Booksellers and Stationers, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS JOURNAL, Will have for SALl1 on TUESDAY NEXT, THE OXFORD AMD ALL OT5IElt 1inmaciwks ' Pocket Books FOR THE YEAR 1827, In plain and elegant Bindings, and in the greatest variety. Thursday last the following Degrees were conferred: BAClELOR IN DIVINITY. George Ilornby, Fellow of Brasenose. ...

... The Rimsiab arm.y o'f the Caucasus is under tlhe! comb.{ mane of ?? Yermolo', .a brave and ihndeifatigable i. offcer, and who has, 'for his second in cornmaud, a General Wil~iminot~- he had qar~es o~the army' is-'at the'city or Teflis, tbe ancient capital of Georgia, and tire 'goverp- ment of W~hiclcity isadminiiitered by an oficer of the name of Von Hlowi-n; a German by birth, hnd who is a ...

... JIPIRlJ~ ...

... Ifttaf$cU o(I , Or'. IVt go km~ IwllAfG~ -,'USiE O-F LORD8 -Nov. It. --Is b~eing thle cl1Y of' whiah'Parlianment was suimmoned to meeet, R felv of their Lordships assetnhled at two o'clockL- i9s. A1mon1g theml we pciticed tile Larl of Liverpool, thle Par] of Icaler \hcr rntile iLA cl- of Hiarrowby, Lordliexicy, and thre Bi.' ,be to shop oci'fcihistjc.r. .None of tieir Lordshipsil were in ...

... IJ Io JAMES SEDGI fCI, ESQ. &c. &c. Stamp Office, Sornerset Il~ouse, ~VVltZI S I - it thle numeinirouts litte rs, whitch yiii Ii' sc addlresCed it tlle newsap'pers to the ffigh t H on. 'lThomtas Walllace, yO 1 i' tak*'i such unittwrrar,t ihie liberties with nily nsuine, that it has become nleceqssarv for finc to say slqielhiici iln miy owl' defence. Of your variions ChJArges agtaill~tnIT, the ...

... THE JM0AltING CHRONICLE. I LON D) ON: IO.JVD,1; NOVYEJIBER 27, 182(i. Tlhe higher ranks of thlis country have not been alto- w gether idle in their rambles of late years through different pL parts of the Continent. It is natural that they should E wish to ascertain, if possible, under w hat circumstances in the Aristocracy exist most advantageously. The liepre- Ih sentative system of England ...

... FOURTEEN DAYS' MEETING-MoNDAy. [1,H0.11 Tilt' DUBLIN ~IOVItNG RItIGISTLit OFiTUESDAY.] GorThle Car was taken yesterday tit three o'clock by the HOG. Mir. LAW~LEISS give notice, that on tVie next day lie would propose that tiii charge for aduilsision be only one shilliag each day. I- de(id this tin thre principle that no bstr should be pluiced betweenl that rooin And public opinion. He, knew ...

... Thb. Lisborn l'Papers, *bitcl rearheul us yesterday, contaila as- sea Atic es ef tire cortirnued traniquillity shice tile expuilsioi ot tbe .rnt Is tf the iloti theri arid soutirerir provinces. The Cortesa are p iocoe(lirr4 iii their la;boirs, ani bave otiered rewatads for draf(s .ut Civil ariid Crriminal Codes. Tule fUlloWillg are extri~ets:- Lrrru., Nov S. s xitACIs FiROM Iiit: 01 FitCIAL ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O NVDo N: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1826. y We willingly publish a Letter addressed to us by Mr. tl PEFNDER, of the Edinburgh Stamp Oflice, which our r( readers will find in another column. We do not, how- a ever, exactly see how the want of argument or proof can a be compensated for by offensive and violent language ; and a we would recommend to Mr. PENDER in future, ...

... AION'NTLY AGRICULTU41AL REPOR1T. .Coet~niesed jiitse~wea~har t hlesi nq gtll to report f`4opr. ably on lle pri)spqcta qf the ;b-ibhimtmst ; anud It is ng small gratiticat n.to 'us tota, itat tOle seedin. of the laifid. !with wbent WaIN never performed iihder more atnspiciouu circunmstancee than it -has bhena done hitherit duniiig lbe present seaton. It only'remailrns with us i6 reiterate our ...

... ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, NOV. 29, 1S6. (From; Moores Azma mc)A In viewing this eclipse it will be necessary to use a smoked or dark glass, for the purpose of defending the eyeagainst the direct rays of the sun. Although the moon is in her perigee at the time of this eclipse, and, of course, her semidiameter exceeds that of the sun, yet, neverthe- lass, the central shade will pass too far above the ...

... |LVERpooL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 18266 X. flATElEWS'S ELECTIO ORATn - ?? I ' 1 .i~ rvevfwlf a Those who heard Mr. Matbciw'saw ititit --w - recollect the whimsical speech which~ liepttsito ethe. Ate mouoth of one of the election orators. indie a mhst textra-eh vagant string of mnalapropg, so osrided ht h e author was somewhat ashamed Of it, Iuntil the public aft chose to be amused with it, ...