... The following outline of the Plan prepared by the Provisional Committee for conducting this Institution is now in circulation among the subscribers:- KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON. The following details respecting the pvlan ftr conducting this College, have been prepared by tbe Previsienal Committee, for the purpose of being submitted to a General Meeting of the donors and subscribers :- VIslToR.-The ...

... fvror THsE GAZETTR DE FRANCE OF SATtURDAY.] PARIS, JAN. 2.-Our readers saw yesterday what the Austrian fobserver has said of the pretended Correspondent of the Jour- wal des Debats at Vienna. To-day it is the turn of another Paper, which pretended that it hind a letter stating that accounts from Transylvania, received at Vienna, announced that Gentral Geismar, being surrounded on all sides at ...

... WAdTERLOO. Thle following iccutunt of Waterloo, before and after thne Battle, bv so eye-writnes, Is fromi the first Number of the United S~rvice J i irotil - 'a Sunday morning was ishereti Io by one of the moss dreadful tempests I ever remember. The craishing of thunder was fol- y' lowed by tiae roar of cannot, which was now distinctly heard e from the ramparts, and it is not possible to ...

... LETTER ['RO-ll Ti'lf, 3A1i,4QUlSSS Oi AN(L'l.>i .1 i o Df'R. CUbRTI IS. [FROs 'IcTim DU BLIN Mto RNIN RE s Is I ailt ?? ( 1 I) I.1 we call the pltentitinr iii the counitry it' lte of the it)-i * r ortan t documents that hias ever teen published. in I I ea' In I the great subject which, beyoind any tither, invove the t~rgs-s, arnd airart's the pissions, of th;e IriAJ, peol lev 'lie ?? of the ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JAN. S. The Undaunted, 46, Caplain A. Clifford, C.B., wihich took out Lord William Bentiack, the Governor-General of India, re- turned to this port on Tuesday, from Calcutta, which she left on the 21st of August. On her passage homne the visited the Mair- ritius, the Cape, and St. Helena, and is only twenty-six days from the latter island, All the colonies were very healthy, and ...

... DINNER TO ME PE.V HENRY MONTGOMERY. Yesterday upwards of one hundred gentlemen sat down to an e),cellent dinner, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-strcet, in company with the Iter. Henry Montgomery, of Belfast, to whom they gave the dinner as a warm friend of Civil and Reli- ?? the world, and particularlyiuthe North of Ireland. Mr. Sturch presided on the occasion. The cloth having been removed, ...

... RECAd Of THE mAftQbES OF ANGLESEY. ?? the Dublin Tiorning Post of FeidaViJ RECALL OF THlE MARQUESS OF ANGLESEY. It was% currently reported yesterday, that hsis Excellelicy baa been recalled. We hape this report 'Will turn out to be On,- foundeid, being of opinion that Ireland never had a Chief Go- vernor mnore desirousto serve her interest & promootether welfare [Froms the Dublin Morning ...

... [FROM THE3 MONITBVR OF SATURDAY JANUARY 3-1 PARIS, JAN. 2.-Two Expresss have just brought fresh di patches from General Maison, dated the 6th, 8tb, and 10th of December. The health of the divisions continued to Improve, esPeciallY rrithl respect to the number of men received Into the hospitals. A complete list sbews, in tile most acctrate manner, the losses which the division sontained siece ...

... 'TIE MtOANTING CHIROLVIC ii,. LONDON: 7TUESDAY, J4N(4RY6, 1829, We were almost certain, on reading the Letter from Lord ANGLESEY to Dr. CuRTIs, that he had either resigned or been recalled. It is now known that his Lordship's recall reached Dublim on Tuesday last. We are in the dark as to the circumstances which led to the recall -whether he had tendered his resignation, and the tender led to ...

... CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. [ABRIDGED FROM THE DUBLIN MORNING REGISTXR OF FRIDAY LAST.] The Association was yetilerday crowdsd to exc~ess. Sir THOMAS E~SMOND in the Chair. Mr. MAURICK O'CONN t'LL wits appointed Secretary. IReceipt of Cntho~jr R,nt front Dec. 19 ?? 8s. 6id. Tao SECRETARY had jus commenced residiflg tile proceed- Ings f the l4st day, when thakt highly valuable Protestant citi- zen, J ...

... , The following tacts may not be uninteresting at the pep . moment, when every circumstance relating to the late ii. ad M.P., Rowland Stephenson, excites such general s 'p e Every commercial man, connected with city matters last twenty years, must have been acquainted with a gei -, named - , who realised at large fortune by his br., i broker on the Stock Exchange. He died, and left 1 s, ...

... , 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 ...