... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... LEITa DDISPENSA4R AND EflSJS: ?? I - fUMIAN.E SOCI:*f. - T the Apval h.eeting of thisa day in KE a ?? in the Lord Provos, wll is Presiden f ihi tohi _ fcivo, the Senior ?? ofan Lih %sas canllwh to e h;,7. sare portofthes Sicna tya transactos th rinrong the past yi-- was read by the S xretary. it dtaled that tile usefulnes the Dlpens th y ontinuetdc to increaerofato aithough in ty ;. course or ...

... 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 ...

... I.N VjIA. 1SiN LFiLLsuY v Plymouth, Jan. 22. The Warspite, 76, Captain 1 arter, C.'B.,vs paid ont on Wcdie~asday, .veri~eo ito., hnabyav-' bap: ta-io Sherriff, itoibe ?? ?? Balker. The Rent was commisssioned' on Thursday by Commander Westphal. His Majesty's sloop Procris, ?? Commander C. W. Paget; drrivei at. Plymouth- Coi Thursday, an her way to, Pertsmouth, to be ?? oT, for re.mnission.- ...

... FiROM T ,0-lE LP' N GAZETFE. W All R ,i'l F-Jan. 2i. 'ot 1e4iment of Dragoon GUards-Cartain IV. A. 7a1xwell to he Major, by purchase. vieto Wallace, promoted: ?? Aitelnat It. llf ri. to b CaLptain. by pUrTHISe, viee ?? ; Corltet F. Hlit kes to he Lienten:ant, by plr- vh;!se, vice IMa-llil : Lnyt. F. R. Grant, froin the 928d , ot, to hle Cornet, by pucchase, vice a Hawskes ; eili datedil 31st ...

... 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 ...

... ASTRON OMY-NE' V TRANSPARENT ORRERY. ^ ?? TO ItHE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN DIERCURY. la SIR_-Ian a provincial newspaper, a description lately ap- fir peared of' a mnagnilicenrt Orrerv recently constructed a under the direction of the itey.- 11ir Gray of Kirkaldy, and P, employed by him in a course of astromrnoical lectures, deli- ill vered during the summer. As the article sofar as ihave oh ...

... .TRE ANTIQUARIE' C0F, SCOTLAND. ?? .e=;t.eld their third ev ring meeting of this seiOn, on Monday last; in their ?? on the M3,,'d .Thomas--rThoaoson, Esq. V.P. in tie chair. A ballot took' place for' the foilowitig candidates, who were duly elected, namely -Charles John figge of Linden, Northumberland, Esq. 'iind Adam Gibb Ellis, Eq. W.S. of this city-ase ellots Also fur' ?? Gustaf Ekman in ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPOAVD 'ATKCE. London, 31st Dec. r- No intelligence has yet been gained of Rowland Stephen- son, whose disgraceful affair continues to be a matter of al- A most exclusive attention in the city. A warrant to appre- i- bend him has been granted by the Lord Mayor, but after so ie much time has beenlost it will probably be of little avail. ve The belief, however; which existed on ...

... NAYA]t INTELLIGENCE, txlean~a~s 1nX0 -2h MTET- - TA^| A + r * i]N iLsiiJI1. AInI A % n PYortsmouth,. January. 8.-The Undaunted, 46, Captain a y A. Clifford, C.B.'whiichi took out Lord William Bentinck C t the Governor-General of India, returned to this port on Ri d Tuesday from Galcutta, which she left on. the 21st of Au- I[ d gust. On her passage Home she -visited- the Mauritius, the: h( it ...

... GELfl@TfAL PHENOMENA FOR JANUARY. I If At~ the commencement of the Year the earth is in perihelion, or that point of its orbit in which it makes the closest approach to the sun, and 9 deg. 5S e rmiu. 4 sec. beyud -t e.winter solstice; one of the ex- . tremities of the ?? aiis of the earth's orbit is di- r rected to this point, and is found by a comparison of e observations, separated by ...