... WEDNEEDAY'S AND JTH TI SDAY'S POSTS. hIOUSE OF LORDS-Tiesday. ORD) ToitliNiroN Presclltc(l a Pietiti'n from the f Clergy and Gentrv of East Pcckham, Kent, against any further concessions to thcl Rnoman Catholics. In presenting the Petition he begged Icave to observe, that he did so because he was connectcil with tile parish 00(l ?? propcrty in it, but hI did not concur in the praver which the ...

... LONDON; AuGUST 28. The private acpco~tts by the Bra1'. and Buenos Ayres ,rnails state, that the affair of the treaty between the two lcountries remain iln the same state as previously. M. Garcia departed frboi Rio 4th June, and no tiding has been received of his arrival at Buenos Ayres. In the mean itme, as if by agreement, both armies remain inactive. At sea, however, the captures by the ...

... HOuSr. OCO1f-ViONS.-TiesdaY. CO RtN LAWS. Mr. BARING moved the Order of the Day for receiving the report of the Committee on the Corn Trade Acts. Sir E. KXATCHIJULL observed, that as there were now5 C0,000 quarters of corn warehoused, and a further quantity, unccrtain in amount, was expected from Canada, the measure proposed by the Right lion. Uentlenman was likely to be injurious to the ...

... TT _ L! _ .. 1 (Al ad * . Sin,-In my humble opinion the Horticultural Societies in T different places are much to be commended for their laudable and successful efforts to improve the' size and flavour of our fruits. But certainly, in the county of Oxford, much more might be ac- complished; and therefore I hope 'they will proceed in their ex- ertions. There are other fruits which merit ...

... I Q-- LONDON, JULY 10. HAMBURGH Papcrs to the 8th instant contain the Capitulation Articles of the Acropolis, with some details of what occurred subsequently to its surrender. The fortress was evacuated on the 5th of June, when 2,000 persons, of all ages and sexes, the greater part of whom were ill or exhausted with hunger, left the place, and embarked on board the French ant Austrian ships of ...

... OSXNORD, ISaturdaY?, Nov. 17.. HALDON & LOWNDES, Booksellers and Stationer;, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS JOURNAL, Will have for SALE on TUESDAY NEXT, THE OXFORDSCD AND ALL OTHER Abhnanacks & Pocket Books FOR THE YEAR'1828, In plain and elegant Bindings, and in the greatest variety. Two Exhibitions founded by Mr. Charles Harris, and two Scholarships on the Old Foundation, in Balliol college, are now ...

... WEDNEIDAY'S AND THURSI)AYS POSITS. HO0 U 5E OF,- LORB -Peada y A TRsom-e Pietitinis, atnd bthier iniscallatteous bu- A FstoeseR, the thlird readling of' thle Spring Guns Prohibition 11ill wats propose'd by Lord eanlte;and, after a slight oppo- sition front bardl Ellunborxtugh, carrie!d by a mojority of 28 to 19. T~he Game Laws Rcforin Bill was thecan re-emumitted ; and thle Honse continlued ...

... Captain Franklin's overlatid expedition has also terminated. The travellers have returned in perfect health, nor has any ca. sualty happened to any of the party during the two years and eight months that have elapsed since they ?? from England in February, 1825. The pafty were subject to some little indis. ?? during the first winter they spent on the banks of the Great Bear Lake, owing ...

... 1.WDNESDAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. : Tom the London Gazette of Tuesday. VTiCE-ADMIRAL Sir Edward Codringtop . has trans- 3 mitted to this ffice, the following return of the Mutiibcr of the killeA -and ?? on board the Russian Squadron, in the aetiofi with the Turlish fleet in Navarin harbour, onthe'20tb of October, 1827- Snrs MP r S lslt Lne,_ Jdf-24 men killed; 8 Officers, 4131 men, -wounded ...

... Sale of the late Duke of York's Horses, S-c. The sale of the horses, dogs, carriages, &c. of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York attracted considerable attention at Tattersall's yesterday. Before one o'clock the premises were crowded with visitors and ptrchasers; amnong whom we observed the following Noblensen and Gentlemen _Duke of Richmond, Marquis Graham, Earl of Alountcharles (who ...

... OX F OR DS Saturday, Feb. 17. On Sunday thb 25th inst. a SEciON Will be preached in the Church of St. Thomas, in this city, by the Rev. 1 Dr. BARNES, Canon of Christ Church, in aid of the sub. scription for repairing and improving that Church. Ser- S vice will begin at Eieven ?? improvements in t this Church havc given veiy great satisfaction; there is now a sufficient number of seats, and the ...

... POSTSCRI PTr. LONDON, JULY 13. A letter from Paris states that the combined squadron of Russia, France, and England, which is about to assem- ble in the Mediterranean, -vill consint of 39 ships of' war and that the contingent of each P'ovver, in vessels, guns, and men, will be as nearly as possible, equal. MxaisTrsEltiA. AiiiSANGEDIENTS.11t is now in our power to announce the final arrangement ...