... '7 - ?? - T ?? 1. . PRP4T7'E CORRESPONDENCE. ond1n I.. London, Jan. 2. It appears to-day that Rowland Stephenson's delin- qu encies have taken a -wider range than has hitherto been imsgiried, and that there are numerous sufferers by him in the town of Rumford in Essex, a place not distant from the estate of- Marshal's, on which he redided. InI that neigh- bourhood a prodigious notion was ...

... PRII Af -COIT DIC 3. ,io, 29th Dee Is W haveadvic~es t~oday from St P'.-eeshtmeerh to the . current; btit they meention n0: hing fleon ss'ihil the Ceui; intentions respectit~i, the II %ir d, Turky col beCO Crtend. Letr `hwever, frbm -Odessa, of tiethe received to-;day, are very explicit Ili)n tile subject. A cording to them great preparations are alrea6dy C L joig in Russia' i resume militar ...

... AN tUNVUBLt~ilCtD CHAPl'ER, flao i1 rue Ttr Mos' SIANSIE 5AUtiGH.` (Flrom thle Gvemn, elited by Tho1i:j, Hood, Esql: Concluded from our fast. Cursecowl, bty this time, had forcible assmnmee of onr abi- 1iy to overpOwer( bion, and Holding he had by far the vorst (,f it, was obliged to glow tamer, using the first breath he got to cry out, A barley, ye thieves, a bailey !- I tell ye, give me ...

... , DONCASTER ST. LEGER-1829. ST. LGsBa R STAS OF 35 SOTY. RACH.P Fon TRaN.-YSAR OLD COLTS, est.6lb. PILE.IES,`.3i b. ST. Listogn Co asR. (99 SUBR.) Hon. R. Grosvenor's b. c. ParPalaus, by Master Heary, oat of Tempe Mr. J. Glbson's it. c. by Fllho da Puta-Srs. Clarke Mr. Townreiv'8 b. c. Tranby, by 11lacklock, d. by Orville (grandam of Laurel). Lord Scarborough's b. c. Clsterclan, by Catton ...

... LONI)()N, SUNPA-Y. DCesmBEt 29. We hbav.received German and Brusselsr Papers of late 1 7is &tecs. From Vienna we are inforinea. that: several couriers lhis habae lately passco throuign thilt city, on' their way to and from elp ( nistaiitiiiople; and on- the 11th Lord Cowley sent off a uttesscig~er to the Ambassador of the King of the Netherlands of in T'urkey. Itseems by n o mran5i ximprobable ...

... BLESSI9GS OF THE GAME LAWS. On the niglht of Thursday, the 1Sth ult. a desperate lfrt5 took place between a party of about twenty gamekeepers aB, their assistants. and a gang of about thitty poachers, on tI e grounds of J. Wilkes, Esq., of Emden Essex. Most of th- poachers had guns, and the rest were art ith stakes. A I a desperate struggle. the keepers were coiffed to retreat, aft many severe ...

... LO'NDOa :: FRIDAY-JANuAny 2. MIR ROWLAND STEPHENSON. A reward has at length been offered for' the appre.- hension of Mr Rowland Stephenison, and the clerk in t1- banking-ho---, J.oR lerimain Llb-. i'h. to.. tal ignorance as to the road he-took imcleaving his re- sidence on Saturday morningfesirenothens the belief that he is concealed in Londoni, though the adver. I tisement which offers the ...

... ?? f EdX ttt~to : D 4vo 0 v;L --.e r e-- t .FlU IXII LONni)(N GAZET'TE. ANIUKIM'FS.- Williani leriniglon, lohn stepitellwun, Dalvidt Itniwt itenningtoni 11il JUP'lIteI Touinirni, Iiiird-intreitt, Londotii B Willi( ight) B11MV)I' 1CUlleunet, Neweastle-tinder- li-a, Ci itili er -Tiiitttisfloiionand l'flies. i serlsk OL h0 'eel 1, Wc'dIer Ii 1 t1Ciui..tIjItWild. TI 01)HaS , 1PitiatlIi Ily, coauh ...

... FORElWkN lEI [Gi NC I 'The Gazette 4'Angstinrgh contailns a letter ftoil Orasuna of the 21th( of Novelinhe vhiell llentiolls Calt a groat camp hail becl estahi sitled at Andfia- l(;plc, to reunite all tile troops of the line. 'The Aiussuliilnls are said to he much exulted wvitb ltrir succsses, alll the greatestwifi ligiless ta take upll anills existi d It was snriioisly ilitelled to aitolit ...

... TME JIORYING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNENID.Y, JVNUdRY7, lS29. The accounts of the revenue are gratifying, and the more so when we consider that the increase affords a proof that the prosperity of the country is beat promoted by a departure from those narrow principles, which would protect and bolster up branches of industry, which can only be continued by a sacrifice of the national income. All ...

... M. CAILLEL, THE FRENCH TRAVELLER. The following account of this enterprising young man ic givan in a letter from Paris: - ADl. Caille presents a striking contrast to the generality of tra- velled lions, for his manners are singularly simple and unpre- tending. M. Cailie, who to a native of Rochelle, was employed on the coast of Africa In the capacity of a merchant's clerk. While in this ...

... DOMESTIC ARTICLES-(rorznmcly orited.) - - -. . . . . - . 0 ?? ?? Cthe Maittl ConchI whichi Ias O Tfl r sontic P y'ars between this place and Focliabers ha,4 been discontinued and tshot the 11ail Bags ace for the present to be carried, by a tint one-hors-e chaise or 1ar The ProprietorS 0f thle I'd all, it is t It .sai d, havre suffered considecrable lost, si nce th e establjish mcnt titt of ...