... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDO.A% NyEDNI.SI)AY-JANUARY 14. or Lis awn Rlhhnns now to be disposed of is to .he-given to the Duke of PorTlanId, in consequence or a prcimise made by the King to Mr Canning, which his Majesty insists- on being ?? Chronicle. A second division of the Portuguese, amounting to 160; sailed from Plymouth on Sunday. Sir George Murray has been. confined to his resi- dence in Whitehnll' Place, for ...

... RENFREWSHiIRE MEETING. On Monday last, a meeting of the Noblemeni, Centlemefl, try- ?? of Supply, and Magistrates ui oft Towns, was held in the County, Hail. Paisley, for the to b 11u11pose of receiving the reports of the difrerent C7omnititteetl the in thie various bills affecting Scolard, about to be brought curt into Parliament. den. Alr Campbell, M.P. in the chifir. cellii The report of ...

... * i a31W -L# uI If -l I FRQoM LLOYD'S LIST-Jan. 23. -s. I. it.-Thi~ wind has callitsied Copenhagesi, Jan, 10.-The wind has cotiatied-easterlY, T'i with frost, and our harbour is closed. Ga Heligolihnd,' Jan. 15;-Tbe Elbe small light, vessel has Al leftrher station on accout of the-drifting ice, and'entered Sir thelloadq to-day. . Hatbro', jan. .1'.-The River it Travemunde is full of R otfinp ...

... I f -- _ a t -- I - - . - .. _ , _ 1 , . , Some, who profess to unieistand political tactics, Miugur a stormy session on the meeting of Pirliament; hbut We do not ourselves see anv very good grounds far such en opinion. To us it' seems that both the materials and the actors are va'vtong for such a drama. The policy of the Duke -of' Welington's GoveTn- ment, Tboth foreign and domestic, reems ...

... ROMAN CATHiOLICQASSOCIATION. -fR C ItA CHRISTMAS DAY. A meeting of- the Association took place th is day. Mr O'Connell suggested ?? no letters taking up the time of the Associatiou, particularly on that (lay, should ber ead by aniy of thle .meinbers. He was op- posed to the reading of the letters. Mr Coppinger observed, that Mr O'Connell had also been opposed, on a late occasion, to letters ...

... 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 ...