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... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ?? 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 ...
... '4AN i . , 1 t ; I sI ,I * 1 It- I !, (s(uti : ΒΌ)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 ...
... I C Wie are indebted to a genltleman, lately returned from Ca- r naid., for the following article, which gives S masterly siketch of tbe political state of the Colony, and the groutids of the dis- ptates 1lay which it is now agitated. We recommend it to the yattention of all our readers who wish for correct inifornigtiat on what may soon become a subject of engrossing interest:- tn Canada was ...
... oIe -- the The New York Papers last received contain various dscu. ii- ments laid on the talble of Congress at the time the President's Message was delivered. From them we select the following : !ers EASTERN BOUNDARY. ney LETTERM FRtOM MR. CLAY TO MlR VAU'GHAN. an Wasbingtont, Nov. 17. lute Sir-In a note which I bad the hor our to address to you tin the the 19th of September last, I ...
... gi a. > , . Party is the maauess of any for tbe gain of a few.-POPs. THE MINISTRY. sir news of the dissolution of the Go-D-EEcH Administration has by is time travelled all over the country, and though it may have filled e creatures of corruption with exceeding joy, we very much doubt hether it will have affected the honest and intelligent with an equal egret. We cannot close our eyes to the ...
... ADDRESS TO DOA MIGUEL. Yesterdray being appointed by his Royal Highness ti- Dom Miguel tos receive the Address ai.l Mledal, whicr' Meeting of the Portuguese Gentlemaen it was deterntc- be presented to his Royal Higlinesn, to congratuilate t visit to England (the first member of tile House of ih ' our old and tried ally, wlu has trod the British shore, siderable body of rortutguese Gentlemen ...
... Fi'EAN'C PAPERS. TaESTE,, J)iC. 20. We learn by slips lately arrived from the Levant, that the news of the burning of the Greek fleet at Seio amouints to neothing more than the destruction of a few small vessels near the port of Aliconi, and elsewhere. Letters announce the surrender of the port of Scio. This news, though not rfficial, is very probable; for we know for certain that the ...