... 6E(.AIAN PAPERS. BHCtAstusr, DEOBiM|R 14.-Accordinr to the ?? lettcrs, the Marquess de Ribeaupierre iatended 19 set out from Odessa on the 2d December, on isis way to this city, whence be will goto Cepstau oaple Fromn that capital we have no accounts au'se the feet pic BVUGI*A$IT, D0c. 16.-We hsave recelted ly 'the Rdtslan p5t. letlersfrons CosstantinQple to tbe 7th of Decesber, ac- cor1ing to ...

... [FROM THE NOS. OF THE STotL DATED THE 20 AND 3D JAN.] CowsTrArNrNopLtt, Nov. 16.-Ordiuaace tnd new Police re- gulations have Woe ienuted, for the exacutlon of which tbe office of Thteiasb Aga has been erected, ard Mustapba Aga, Ex- Koronbarvidji Cachi, is appointed Thtesab Aga. The hotel of this officer shall be near the sea, that he may inspect the boats. -The Defterdan shall furaishi the ...

... COMlMiISSION OF LUNACY. . . 1 ?? y - ' - ) GRAY'S INN CoiFfE IHOUSE, JAN,. 2;. FIFTH DAY. Tule Ltsnjiry relative to tie Lunac y of Jantts Kiir~, of Pilsis- tow, E.sex, anid Li~ttlecirite, Ilick~s, E .,As resaiined tiiis iii rni it g, before thle Cornitilssioriers, I'hilinii ore, Carr, and WhIit- Air. HAMMt~OND, the Solicior of tiiC Petiti-0ter.anti the i,,e Solicitor of the Ltinatic, was ...

... KENT WINTER GAOL b.ELIVERYFRIDAY.I a i - MAIDSTONFt. Tbe Winter Gsaol Delivery for this County suddenly ended this morning, in consequence of the Stauggling Murder Cases going ofr. ROBERT BAILEY, SAMUEL BAILEV, TllOMAS DE- NARIP, THOMAS GILHAM, JAMIES HOGBEN, GE(). RANSLEY, JAS. SMEED, THOMAS WHEELER, RICH. WIRE, apd WILLIAM WIRE, vwee indicted for the wilful murder of Richard Morgan, one of ...

... THE JRORAING CHRJONICLE. LONDON: THURSD.dY, J1iVUARY 18, 1827. According to a report from the War Office in Lisbon, l which was put on board of the Packet after the mail was closed, which our readers will find under the head '4 Poitugal, our yesterday's anticipations of the line of march the Marquess de CII AVES would be compelled to take, in the situation in which he was placed, in the ...

... THE MORNING CHROOVICLE. | LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY27, 1827. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday. and Wednesday, and the Etoile of Thursday. It will be seen from the extracts, that, according to accounts front Ma- drid, the Portuguese rebels were completely routed on the 9th, and driven on the Spanish frontiers. But we must have further accounts from Lisbon, to understand the nature ...

... TWH$: MORNING CIRONCRLE. LONDON 1 THURSDAY, JAUR1&,127. 'We received last night the Paris Papers of Mon- day, and the toile dated Tuesday. They are chiefly filled with. discussions on' the proposed Law respecting the Press, which seems to become more and more ob- noxious every day. WVe would fain hope that the Devil has here displayed the cloven foot a little too soon. The Jesuits have to ...

... TH1~ MORNING =UE.- ?? THEW MkO] RAT[.AW C.H1RO.A7\1(LE. LONDON: - TUESD.4Y, JINUARY2, 1827. : We have received the Paris Papers of Saturday, and the Etoile of Sunday. 'I'Tle2 are all des6ttute of any intelligetce respecting the Peninsula, and their cdrjectures are refttted by the news which we received yesterday from Lisbon. The Quolidienne has an article in the usual acrinmo- nious ?? ...

... WASH INGTON, DEC. 18.-I transmit to Congress, extracts of a letter, received sincethe-commnercenient of their Session, from the M imivter ot the United Srates, at London, having relstion to the la-e discussions with the Governrment of Great Britain, concertsing the trade bet veee the United States and the British Colonies in Amerita. JOHN QUINCEY ADAMS. EXTRACT OF A DISPATCH, NO. 16, - FRO.M ...

... ICOLONEL STANHOPE &THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. d TO THE EDITOR OF THE QUARXERLY REVIEW. SIR-In a late Article in The Quarterly Retiew, on The Greek Committee, you have anisuadverted, at considerable lengii, ou my corauct. 1 shall fa iriy istate an ausv e. to youit charges. ,~ You lxerrin by observio, taat Tbe Emissaries, especially rBlaquie, took upon themselves the r tone of ig Ministerial ...

... THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND M. OUVRARt. rt [FROtoM OUVVRAM' MEMOIRS.] . I found the Dukie of Wllingtuon at Bruoseis. 7ae Tres. sury bad tben i-een obliged to suspend its payunen-d's. He ap. ip areddiscontenwed with tbifsuspeisiol, &uneasv Aholittheisub. Q sisrence of his army. Of' the m ni`9 if fthe `C5, of Dec. 1816, I had my first conference with hirn, at t'e Hotel Bellertee; and I ...

... T7HE/ Af JORAIN' CJJHIIOXlCULE. LONDON: SATURD,1V, JINUKRY 13, 1827. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday, and the toile of Thursday. These papers are filled with arguments against the pro. posed law of the Press. 'Ahe Journal des Ikbats ob. serves very truly, that violence begets violence; and that though governments wish to have the monopoly of it, they only succeed in ...