... 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 ...

... Friijap'0 ailt SatlarbJiAs VOM. t_.1 I - _AM . ' (From trio Allqemifte ZeUing) W IDTIS. DEc. 18. N thc Principdlities there is a great deal of actiVily. anld IrOop are continually marching os well towaxrds tieuravoas to Little Wallachia,- Thie preaent atount of the Rossian army in those vincCS is nowv stateld at 92,000 Mten, including tile ck;* other persons. w ho are well initrm~ed. think ...

... INPAI~T 56oHoOLs. On TueqAs¶ a meeting walsi heltd in ILeWWatitr10d Tavern, ~whit'h wes nm~erously and respectably atleuidefli foir the, fusrpnse of ccocasideritig Ike Means Iof frrtiling an' Infanti 'wto)ol Soctety. Sir Jioht Sinclair, *Birt. wals- in the- Mr .lci~frey, in propojing ~ljc first resoltitioll, proceeded to cli'tellthe adkant-es %Nhich ivere'l'ltly toe pojrorloced by thle .ethl ...

... 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 ...

... SECOND MEETING OF MESSRS. REMINGTONS' i CREDITORS. ?? at one o'clock took place the Second Meeting of the Creditors under the bankruptcy of lessrs.Rcnmingthn, Stephenson, and (Co., before J. Turner, Esq., Sir G. F. Damp pson, and H. J. Shepherd, Esq., Com-misioners; but long before one o'clock the doors were obliged to be opened, and the room was in a short time crowded. The signing of proofs ...

... 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 ...

... mon1bon. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1829. drl V ienna Papers to the I10th inst. and Franikfurt LII :Papers to the 14th, reached town this morning. They ar, contain accouints from ~the frolntiers of Servia, dated the mT) 23th of Decernber, inl which it is stated, that in conse- so quence of the great severity of thc weather all nilitary wvi operations had been suspended, and it has been found as ...

... ?? 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 ...

... B-nIOXIom, JAN. 1'k-The grand Faricy Ball at Mrs. Fitzherbert's on Monday night vas most brilliantly attend- ed, nearly all the rank arid fishion now iii Brigton being present. The ladies generally wore dress's of velvet a4id satin, with a profsiion of splendid jewels, though mnk y aup- peared in character dresses. Among the distinguished visit- ants, we noticed the 'Countess St Antonio, ...

... LONDON-FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. The King is expected at St. James's from Windsor Castle, in the course of the ensuing week. His Majesty will, it is said, remain till after the meeting of Parlia- ment. The Duke of Northumberland's appointment as Viceroy of Ireland has received the Sign Manual, and, after it has passed the Great Seal, will appear in the Gazette, probably on Tuesday next. His Grace ...

... At a Mleeting on Thursday, Mr. O'COhr.LL a stated that in consequence bf the accession of a number of Pro- A testant friends, it was proposed to change their name from Ca- B tholic Association to that of Universal Irish Assoctatlon. If that or happy event took place, it was intended to build a larger rooms for h their accommodation, on the plalt of the London Mechanicls' In. t, stitution, ...

... HUMAN BUTCHERS. To the Editor, of. ?? isN Nke ealled The, Congiiti iei ?? 'Rafn-Elit Fdra, 27nh Jaiaeyma12;9.- MONSIEUR, 't I your paper of the, l;th of this ntonth of January, I find an, -article, of which the tcilowing fis, as'nearas L can make it, a literal- tranoation- 'daer in' serting which, 1 sbal! d 9i*seW the ho- s nlour to. beg-otw to lisien to-a fe.wQ rears from myself. ' Monsieu th ...