... THE KING.-The Court CircN/ak an- nounces that HIs MAJESTY is, and has severe cold that His, lte i~i bta91 ^;ikst The Parfliament, pupn ?? reCOinmen- tion of the LORD CiIAXCELLOR, is pro- rogued till the 29th iftant. Doax MiGU ,RL.-H1is Roval Higbness has taken leave of His MAJESTY, previ- ous to his departure from E3 EnALAND. - DoctoR BLACK and ANNA BRODIR.- Doctor Black, last week, strongly ...

... fil1oN ,old three Levers, yester- , in Arlington-street. At )eputaiinn of thirty of the others, who were prCesented 4ssde Pahoella, tire Por.- Ila Real, ChAnmberlain to his elvd a Levee, to receive the lra' attenrd-' l, hy Vi scull it I tin .. kissont, Mr. WVynor, Vi~scoiunt 1.His i, .,,itiss rtecireil tlie NMiniiti'rs ii ,jng-roiom, which hail teen set aiart for that pur- ,.nvreeseil wIiti ...

... V'esterdgy a Meeting of Propriettrs cf Shares in the Thames Tl'nne: was held at the City of London Tavern. William Smith, Esq. NY. 1'. in the Chair. Tht CHAIRMAN said, it was nut necessary for him to take mcp bic of the nive of the Meeting, as thcy were acqiainited wilth the rielal choly accident wkich was the cause of their as- scciblilinc. At the last Meeting a lresolution was passed, that ...

... SI. PAUL, COVhN7'G3ftDLEN. Yesterday, thle conutested election for the ulijce of Vestry Clerk of this parisd terminated, when the state or the poll was tdeclared to be for- f ~~~~Roche .. * M.ROCHE maid, Gentlemen, I ain proud to own ...

... ratw- This morning arrived the Orestes, IS, Capt. IV. Jones (c), tiOn ;from the North Asnericin wation, to he paid off, having been ,vo or three yeasr and at half in commiission. She left Bermuda on the U 31st tilt., when the Hussar, the Tyne, Acorns, Columbine, Con- es for test, Coromandel, and Aurora, were lying tbere ; the last- UP a namsed shin was to ssil on thte Ist instant, on her ...

... From the L.ONDON GAZETTE ot Tuesday, Jan. 8 WVAR-OFFICE, JAN. 7, IS28. Vth Regiment of Light Drag~ons-Lieuteonat George Cal- i laghan, from tke 15th Ligiti Dragoonis, to be Captain, by pur-I choct, vice Greenwood, promoted. 15th Ditto-Lieutenant Jantes Gallopine Hall], from half- pay Ist Light Infantry Bettilion King's Geranat Legion, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Gill. who exchanges, ...

... THE' MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDVY, .INUARY31, 1828 a Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice on Tuesday night, that, ,jd on 'Thursday se'nnight, he would submit to the House. a ti Motion, for the purpose of inducing it to turn its im- frc mediate attention to the state of the Law of this country, v' and to the state of the Administration of that Law in Of Courts of Justice, and to those reforms which ...

... I. His Royal Highness the Chancellor being pleased to give annually a third Gold Medal for the encouragement of Eng- lish Poetry, to such resident Under Graduate that shall com- po8e the best Ode, or the best Poem in Heroic Verse, the Vice-Chanceller gives notice, that the Subject for the present year Fs- The Invasisn of Russia by Napoleon Buonaparte. IL The Representatives in Parliament ...

... *. ,9E TWINS. ei . - t ..- _ - _ - d. - _ _ . a e LFROM THiSE DosToN TORiN FOit 1828j n I tell it tn you as it was told to me. the autumn of 1826 I had occasion to visit the town of - beautifully situated on the western bank of Connevticut er. My business led me to the house of ii--, a lawyer of te Score and ten, who was resting from the labours, and en- ing the fruits of a life strenuously ...

... Party ls the madness of many for the gain ofa few.-POri. SALE OF OFFICES. WITH reference to the Secondary's Office, the Morning Chronicle, strengthened with the arguments and authority ?? BENTHAM, has ably advocated the sale of offices in preference to the patronage of them. Admitting, as we do, the skill with which our contemporary has discussed this subject, and disposed to defer, as we ...

... cYour allies are endless in number and mighty in influence, But wye -have one ally worth the 'whole of them put toge- ther; namely, the DEBT! This is an ally, whom no ?? or rewards can seduce from us. She is a steady, unrelaxing, Ver, severing, incorruptible ally., An ally that :is proof against all blandishments, all in- trigues, all temptations, and all open at' tacks. She ...

... 1.LITION OF A SJUCCVSS(jR II THt jAft DOW- LUT RAO SINDHIA. r lti tlit (ALCUTTA flOVE NMtaNT GAZET1', JULY 10.] IrV, lilr'eln I)O or last, thb eleVstilli of 'Mookt Kao to tire .'rirnipality *f G walilr, by tbe title of Jaskrjee Nindihia, and %ri are rwiw eniabled to tlffer sor3^e farther account of tlhe ccrl rence. I- 4r4 -1qti n of a son hy tire late DowIHt RaR- Sindhiia Was a niaWRsre r ...