... NEW 1vRITS oP ELECTION. In consequence of the changes an the Ministerial departments, and the late elevations to the Peerage, since the prorogation of Parliament, the following places baive become vacated, and im- mediately on the sitting of the House of Commans motions will he made for new writs to fill them:- University of Oxford-In the place of Mr. Peel, on his re- appointment to the Home ...

... I'RkN~CJI p.4pEiS. rFRONI 'lil. GAZtF.TE DIE FRANCE OF SATURDAY.] 8 CONSlAi'INOPLE, DEc. !).-The Ambassadors of France and England at length embsrked yesterday. All the efforts made to induce the Porte to accept thtir proposals hare failed. c The Marquiess de ltibeallpierre, who embarked on board his c ship before the other Ministers, had previously sent to M. Min- siacky, the Ruisian Consul ...

... he of this work, supplied from the memory of Mr. Angelo, the U~celebrated fencing- toaster, who baa seen as inuch of life, and ttmixed as much with thle world in society as any inliiriduial we 21knots, the first volsume hats been prepered tor the Press. Woe ofgive a few ertracts : or SHErDAsn4-[A niasquerade was given at the Pantheon ini or Oxord-tr-tSoonafter irs erection & Mr. A. relates ...

... Ex .w .XPA1 PROM PARISR A . . !. . I !- Atd'; uarter to four o'clock this morning, we re- I v , y Express, from Paris, the Morning Papers of I Tuesday, and the Gazette de France dated Wednesday. .D j An extract from, the 4ugsuburghs Gazette repeats that a the Russian Ambassador quitted Constantinople on the l- 4th December, and adds, that the French and English It Ambassadors had on the 8th ...

... TO THIE RIEV. MR. CASSAN. Most Learned l);ine, I shrewdly opine, In attackintt my faith, and your call to abjure it, You are labmuring here, As the Cuirate of Mere, I,, nbtain soniething mire than to be a )mee nCurate. Through the whale of these leaves, I can trace the lawn sleeves, Aud yom self sl)I y creepin.9 up tmOse of some Bishop Iob cich I1me of ytiur [ioc:k I lai i.s Well b' tited ...

... T HE EXAMINER. LONDON, J4&Te 13, 1828. A LIST of the new French Ministry is supplied under our Foreign head in the Royal Ordinances by which the members of it are appointed; but for the advantage of comparison, we reprint it here in juxta position with the old one OLD MINISTRY. NEW MINISTRY. Finances ?? Villele ?? Roy Foreign Affairs ?? Baron de Damas.. . La Ferronays Keeper of the Seals ...

... THE THAMES SAND MED WAY FISHERiES. Tibe erannple set by tbe Corperate Officers of tbe Berrocigh of sQrlenbtrr)rrrrgb-in endeaveurinre to obtain arid enforce pro- Y prietriry right5 over at annrm ,f the sea, to t~re ezrlusion of throse e firirerinen, who, fruar, time imteemorial, were accustomed to Brr sort to it vwithirirt restraint fora Jivelihood-has been fo~llowed e iln I Ie humrljril.te ...

... THE BAZA;I? PANORAMA. The Proprietor of the Biazaar, in King-street, Portman- square, adhering to that wise principle, which, combining the 2ade with the duke in all his arraugeinents, has enabled himu to unite a bh.bly important and valuable Alart, with a scetne of enjoyment for tle loniver and of varied attraction for tbe cirious inquirer, opened yesterday a Paniorama; -as an addi- tional ...

... ?? IED S7TAThs. ANNUAL TREA-,URY REPORT. TEXTftACT, FROM.] Treastiry Department, Dec. 8. It it, satisfactory to be able to state, in the beginning, that the revenue accruinig fur the Current year is likely to exceed ra- ther tilan fall below that of the las- t This is the more satisfilc- tory, Witen considered in connection with thle fact of the unusti- sally large Importations of foreign ...

... MR. 6ALLOWAy.2 I 'O THE LIBERAL AND INDEPENDENTSELECTaoS ot. tgS WARD OF FARRINGDOU WITHOuT. GEN's~TLEMEN..I cannot adequately ezpress my gratitude, for your liberal, disinterested, and ididefatigable exertions, during the late arduous and unprecedented contest. Defamed Ns I have been by invidious slanderers, it is to me a subject of pirotd exultation, that s90of my ellowfcitizens ad ...

... '4AN i . , 1 t ; I sI ,I * 1 It- I !, (s(uti : ¼)I PM )ANI) i i'( . l~it ,;E ' :;t ~i :: C i.i 1,- iii.Nl .i ev~lta-ide. ! ii, ,:!I: ;l Iit ;: !lIi (I' I'ilAN!).v Or I Il~e I; ~ I , aut 11 It FlI I VI~ ''111 IS :Is le I, / I VI I i Vii ;II e il11 c , ll 4| ;li ll Poi'lh~ toowt wzbicth Nvotldt be dIli)ved it, shillrt 1h- 1:ii. ' of 'IT 'r Pi'is~ini lirlip) ill hitnis; frst, a divtisimn.i if ctv ...

... FOREIGN NEWSE . . FRENnI PAPFtrs.-T/lrd Letter of ihe 1 lth -Jeqfre the Ambassadors e6m barked, the Sultan caused a great coun? cil to be convoked, at which about three hundred IJlemas attended, and laid be- fore themn fbr consideration the denand of passports niade by the.Arnbassadors, andl the whole course of the later nego. tiations. Thv, moderation of the Porte before and lifter the battle ...