... With regard to the inhabited house duty, it appears that Go- vernument Is steadily praceeding to equalize the assessments throughont tbe kingdom, and to bring them up to the standard fixed by the law; but the process, in thast portion of the country which is under the operation, causes a ciommotion similar to that which was lately experienced in Liverpool. The principie of the aseessrient of ...

... OXFORD, JA-f. 3. On Tuesday, the 231t oh. Ge rge Ferris Whidborne tf mer B.A. rnd Scholar on tbw Michel Fimmnltion, n, College, was appointed Heid 31iwter of the Royal Freer,, i mar School at Newcastle-upon-Tytie, vacant by the remar. of the Rev. E Iward M Ises, M A. At a general Ordinatitn, at the Cathedral, on the 21.t the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of tbe diocese of Gbiceqi following ...

... LISBON, SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 17, EIGHT o'CLCKI- The rumiors of is day are respecting the officers who have been arrested, and who are to be tried by Dou Mliguel's Mixed Special Commission, from tbe sentence ef which there is no ap- peal. The Brigadier-General Moreira will, It is WAt4, be execut- ed as soon as Chaves' two regimenta (14th and 17th infantry) arrive in Lisbon; for there cannot ...

... I[ROM THE GAZETFE DE FR&ICE, DATED THURSDAT, JAN. 8.] PARis, JAN. 7.-We have a letter from Galicta, Which $ays that it was generally reported 'tbat the Turxs had retaken Varns. On the other han4, be Berlin Sg41 Gtazete affirms that they have been repulsed, and that the Seraskier, who com- manded them, was wounded. A ship which arrived at Toulon, on ?? womid that the Dey of Algiers had sent one ...

... , 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 ...

... The following particulars have been collected, relative to the female who styled herself James Allen, and upon wbose body an Inquest was held a few days since :-The womian who bad f been married to the deceased bas produced the certificate, by which it appeared that it was solemnized at Camberwell Church, on the 13th day of December, 1808. Previous to its having taken place, the deceased lived ...

... GJME LAWS. Tie numereus instatnces of affrays with poachers which have occurred ir various parts of the country have, no doubt, awakeiled the attentian of the public to the Game Laws. On rtis subject much bas been said, and It is generally admitted tbht there is an urgent necessity for a reform in these enact- ments; Yet, we think the transactions which have lately taken place in this ...

... THE MIORNING CHIROXICLE6. LONDON: WBDNSJD4Y, JdNUIRY 28, 1829. As the day for the opening of the Parliamentary Cam- paign approaches, the preparations assume an unwonted activity; the necessary drill of the awkward squad of the Pratorian Cohorts commences forthwith; the eaperi- exced Flmgel Man has received his letter of readiness, and the hours of relaxation he is permitted to enjoy at ...

... L IXERCISES OP THE ROYAL PREROGATIVE. [FROM A CORRESPaNDENTJ About three-and-forty years ago a revenue officer was tonvicted, at the Sussex Assizes, of the murder of a muggler. After the trial the prisoner's Counsel, who had rgued some point very strenuously with the Judge, emarked to one of his brethren, 1 should not so rea- dy have yielded the point, bad I not had the prisoner's ardoR in my ...

... I London, Jan. 15,1829 Slte-So many confused notions have appseared lately in the Newspapers, particuliarly in those of psittics opposite to yasr own, with the intent of enlightening the public mind on the Roman Catholic Qutestion, as it is termsed, that I am mnucti disposed to agree with the Di-ke of Wellitiatoo, who says of that question, in a letter to the Right Reverend Dr. Curtis, that ? ...

... PRIZE fI(HTING. tie TMATC ?? Mn. NLftKssANY.1l, our fattrtl P29P wi lie fifound an Isec itn of the trial oif the persons ~lrd11 l's ri OonI 0 Mr. Miriheant, Ot the P~i fjZ: , frlar.ed wit h it iS ,a twl e seen that those r thle puions mvr ?? WiwOrn tlt 11Cchmtge has been est~tlish e'l I ,n hoen -ellteilced Ifi [weivt r- o trsniprisol metit alld harli lah,,tr, wf I 0'.5 -lio wer to an ...

... GRAND MEETING IN DUBLIN. one of like mist numerous and reapectabk* meetings that ever assernblitdl witbin the walls of any public building took place on. Tuesday last. in he Rotunda, in Dublin. it was attended by' the Duke of Leinster, the Marquess of Claurickarde, the Earl esfGlengal, the Earl of 2uliltottn, the Earl ot BIective ;Lrd DiinAlly, Cloncurry, Gormniansown, Rossasore, Riversds!e. ...