... His Majesty has been graciously pleased to confer on the Marquis of Lansdoown the Lord Lieutenancy of the County of Wilts, vacant by the death of the Earl of Pembroke and Morntgonlery. The contest for the .Mayoralty of Liverpool has at length terminated. It lasted five days, and at the conclusion of the poll on Tuesday the numbers were as they had been every previous day, equal-1720 each. On l ...

... Letters from WlIayence state, that corn -has advanced '-there in consequence of several large purchases that have been made for English account. The following appointments are reported to have taken place, viz. SirW. EH. Clinton to the Mauritius, vice Sir t. Cole, removed to the Cape of Good Hope; Sir H. Torrens, to Jaulaica, vice Duke of Manchester; Sir T. Hislop, to Barbadoes, vice Sir H. ...

... ''DA ' - D SU-NDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS;1 I LONDON, OcTOBFlM 30. TEHE following official intelligence 'Was circulated on Saturday:-, Dispatches have been rjeeived at the Foreign Office, from Constantinople, dated the 5th ifistant, and at heAdmiralty, from Admiral Codcington, dated Zante, October 11. Down to the former period no alteration had taken place in the state of the question with ...

... OX'PO'RDN Saturdayj1 Nou.3.. Oxford Benevolent Society. 'rO-MORROW a SEIMON will be preached at St. Martin's Church, in this city, by the Rev. Dr. BRIDGES, President of Corpus Christi college, in aid of the above Society. Service will begin at Eleven o'clock. OnWednesdaylast the following Degrees were conferredl: .BACItFLOR IN DIVINITY. Rer. Henry Hey Knight, Mlichel Fellow of Queen's. ...

... oI?t?. jil 6~ ~ ~ ?? ?? ~.(tOC !;w ,;T Ai E. .d i)C tl A. 2 - t jlt~t lastic rccivedl ?? tld tle in'L~ lO t;t C ?? bloclkade i u it is inip sih le ir it ti niai k tay tuovenem t i , ,aw ; s ?? * e 'I'he uttitan is Snti td(o he been botl Fsosshtvit ;t ;zirritated by-thq newat, tile mrnore #0, t a jibraBinlt, ln St .0cCe tf ?? rapress desire iJ his ferilitg ?? A Ili, has been tlatorisedl to ...

... E S'.Mo lI:'):-t'cEWFT 01 ?? a,_I . - . j _ . , I- I Le Son a few mein~hs AgO thee Board oi Stanips; it fnliing that the Law relative to: the giving of reteciits t onistamipie trts very generally disregarded, and beirg e dejerinied ito e`16orce Its better okdervauce, adver- ' tisd their intention in the -ewsp iers throughout the I kinspom, an'd solicited parties whoh'ad. had ttnirampedI e ...

... of~tbuarsa i~ & Cb1lrtT a,,) f i3Voto. 1 FROM TUESDAY'S LOINDON GAZETTE. _UANKRUPTS.-Ahm..CUrter, Crosby- raw, Walworth, baker.-william Silore, Upper iting- Rtreet, Bloo n bury. ?? Bmarnad, Le- _man-Wtreet, Goodmiln's.fieids, odeaer iv jovewlery.- Ldo. i arby. Arbefla.row, PimJiro, eloaurman.-Wm. Ellis, ula Of He)lo'leut-Rttwlt, St. Pepceass.2tiddlesa. groCrE, InwjentEdward Kdig te, Debenbhun, ...

... - l olt l .. FRIDAY, NOVIE.1BER 2, 1827. ?? pani Paper s of Tuesday's dnjt6, are, the lat which have rescbed town'I the strcin~ North., irly winds hsvirg Preientell arrivals from thre Conti-. a joici. Itilivearlifroml these papers, .tliht the rcbellit fi ioi splin is noat yet at an end, lItit, that thle insurgornei itre o 8ci1!traog that they. are enabied tomxaintain a bal.t aknted corcttst ...

... MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1827. Thel'arisPaPers of Fliday, alid tbe Ga- Wilt de Frallce dated Saturday morning, reached town ust night. The Moniteur contains an account of the violation by the Commander of the Egyptian Flectof the Armistice which had been concluded between Sir Edwrard Codrington and lbrabimn Pacha._(See extract above,)-ThelFrench, it seems, are at last determined topumsi withd ...

... I ABUSES IN TRADE.-(Fronxthe Times.) ¶ C. I S ok . - - . . .. , . .. .I! Sir, V6u have very properly called the attenti'on of your readers to the abuses in trade; by pursuing boar iod^iiries, and tracing these evils to their source, yon will confer a great benefit upon the community and render an essential service to the fair and honourable tradesman, who is most seribusiy annoyed alid ag. ...

... ?? . IY, T0OE 31, 0112 . IVED>NESDA Y. OCTOBER 31, 1827. 'The Paris Papers, of' Sunmay,: ant tbe xioette de France dated Miouday morning, contain 0 e40osstg' from Constantinople to the 2nd mist. An ar- c ticle in the Journal des Debats, dated Bucharest, Oc- tober 10. states that the HWspodars of the two Princi- palities have received orders from the Sultan, to fur- 3irh immdcdiatrl .an ...

... ?? . _ rrbf0 100to. U ~ ~ ~ .f.¶~~~Dm1IAM. 1T.P.PIP-i' RENCTZrU hels11 EGYPTIAN FLEET. CONt with, Idted Friday, Oc. 26.) E learn by letters fiomjj Zante of the 4th and from the Isie ofCervi, near Ce_ 9Y rig°, of the 6th, that in consequence of the m t ?? concluded with the 'l'grkish fleet, ll~ichlwaitd continue to the 14th. the ]EnglislO lad gtoe to Zante, to take a supply of fresh ns. and the ...