... consequence of the changes in the Ministerial departtnents, und the late elevations to the Peerage, since ihe prorogation Parliament, the following pi ices have become vacated, and immediately on tbe sitting of the House of Commons motions will be made for new writs to till them University uf Oxford—ln the place nf Mr. Pee:, im his reappointment to the Hume Office. There cau doubt, therefote. ...

... THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1028. FROM TUKSDAV's GAZBTTK. At the Court Windsor, the 15th day of January, 1828, present, The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. It is this day ordered by his Majesty in Council, that the Parliament, which was to meet on Tuesday the day of this instant January, be further prorogued to TueWay the 29th of the said month, then to meet for the ...

... The Quarter's Revenue.—ln the City new taxes are talked of. It is said that, among other things, a tax will be laid upon all musical instruments, and sump duty be imposed upon every sheet of music. If there were not already too many taxes upon the little luxuries and enjoy. ment« of the nation, such a tax this might perhaps enable Ministers to take oil some which press heavily upon the in. ...

... The Revenue Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended on the Jan. 1827, and the of Jan. 1828, shewing ihe Increase or Decrease each head thereof. ,Years ended Jan. 1827. I Increase.jDecrease. ' £. i £. £. Customs i. .,7f:fi,7fi2 I«,:mi,s;w 625,076 •'• r .: ...

... It may. he said of the Duke of Wellington, the violence faction has never confounded him, aU the hardships and hazards cf war have never either disheartened or appalled him. The Duke of Wellington is lineally descended from one of the principal defenders Londonderry in 1689, his grandmother. Viscountess Dungannon, being the granddaughter nf the Right Hon. Captain Edmond P. Stafford, one of the ...