... SE-6XCTIONS. i the Out of twelve gentleneiz wAlho star~ted frpin thas city aiM1 one )re I neighbourhood to the last Doncaster races, seve.of them have since been transported for various periods. Nadh, (one of ps my the party) who has resided at Stnmmers Town for these last: bh Sold two or three years, has been transported for life, for picking so 'ent. a gentleman's pocket in London-Oxford ...

... Rufl vathet anO Rumbte? iercurw. I--. .ULL.: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1828. DESTrTUCrIOx OF THE GREE& FLEET.-We regret to inform our readers, tAat Intelligence has been received in- Londbn, uuL: teduct!, coAt enteisigence ias Deen receveg In- £ondbn, I through the medium of the French newspapers, of a most f disastrous event-no less than the total destruction of the s Greek Fleet, off the ...

... VENTRILOQVISM. W~e copy tile following froma tie Shesfrichl Coursant ofli -Saturday wvosk. it is extracted from a very ahic paper onl wit thle Hu1manl Voice, read lately by Mr. Boulthee, to the mem-~ by hers of the Sheffield Literary and Plilosbplhicall Society. in it i addition to thle elegance of style, by whibh this compositio ens is distinguished, it conlains some curious facts serving to ...

... T.} the Editor of t1e ITHll Packet and (iluinmber Mercury. SI R-WAhen anly new systemo or sciencatO'Ines out into the world, Pml wvith hiigh preteleeeiouIlto imiportaniice anid utility, unless it he supported lab by facts, observaiioii, or experincent, it deserves on ly to be vidiculed fiii andl then to lie forgotten. But when this species of evidence is gro. mei tuitocoly adduced inl suppoit ...

... e McS~tLAXMOU5. Ls, Tnrs MtsnnrDE A~r OXrORI~.-On Wednesday -morning At a 10 o'clock, thle .examination of witnesses into tire conduct of ly the prisoner Williams, (a yound man who was for some time on the fistal evening, in cbmpany! with the enfortunate de- ceased, and to whom Somec circumstances of a suspicious cha- - rameter attach,) on thle nighlt of the murder of Ann Crotchley, was ...

... 1WZS!ELz.tEOUS Z - irs. The king has presented the Birmingham Musical ..-Festisal aye. Committee with a copaf Dr.-; Arhold's valuable edition o& Handel's Works, in.43 folios vlumces. ld- Don Miguel was hourly exp6cted at Gravesend, but'1 ad e at. not arrived on Saturday afternoon. . It is not generally known that his late Royal- Highness the bis' Duke of-York left'a family of amon and daughter ...

... k fv- . T .- .-1 P--I-.. . ..-- - --I- I (From Mr. Leigh Hunt's forthcoming Work.) Lord Byron's face was handsome; eminently so in some respects. He had a mouth and chin lit for Apollo; and when I first knew him, there were both lightness and energy all over his aspect. But- his countenance did not improve with age, and there were always some defects in it. The jaw was too big for the upper ...

... A PILL FOR PETER PEDAGOGULE. T ...

... A.mf9-.S A\NIJINMEMENT I F .. FA?' R n;rnLrUTI n I¶ 'i!iFT\L PIIfll SflPHiY. I - rl :mz !!.:..r: i o I Still 1)tCrtt, 22 Thi/ai th.In all drearMt 7t ie F,:: .- i ;11 Parke! al(,' Mff let .lereury, 7.1it t::zi liI-~ Q rht~-- I hrits-i theahr yc:it o't er jti-.ttv ptt- c: Vt - : . ; r, I ro ilitlicefl to ri-ihrrs a its trl: .' IiV'elt a it' t.:l ,li i. rthe laSt lt eir l 'ies eutitpd -:,i . . ...

... [To the Editor of the HlWIl Packet and IHltmber Mercrury. Sla,-An uorh.lttttiog bLel-ef in the existencc of Bar~er-s was cotomon thurLhotlt- hdirncc-s within the last tventy year:. 'lhe general lilttulioi of :nolwledige hno utdotbtedly contr:ibutci much towards their bati-hirne.: ; but tnuate ro-puctable pcotple, well acqtuuatfutl with I eng-eyne, still rernoit, ho can vouch for the frouelicy ...

... Rjull vatiurt anti pitinjur morcurp. HULL TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1828, - .c1- . . .h 2. .S C 1- D-va a- -, Ia -..- -v .. nisters of the Sublime Porte, respecting the independence of Greece, are at an end. On Thursday last official intelligence reached the Foreign Office of the departure of Mr. STRATFORD CANNING from Constantinople on the 6th ult. Mr. C., it is 1: -understood, ...

... AIUUVAL OF DON MIGUEL., Official intelligence baving been received late on Saturday lse'nnight, that the Portuguese Prince, Don Miguel; would, if possible, reach. Greenwich early on Monday, preparations were made for his Highness's reception. At eight on Monday neorniug, his Royal Eighness Dthe Duke of Clarnene alighted ati ' that part of the quadrangle of the Hospital 'ocupid by the Governor, ...