... In the Germnan Papers, *it-chl we received yesterday, we find (what is of rire occurrencv) au article of Interest on a judicial Ar retting in Germany-the sentence of a Coturt cif Appeal at SV ,riz'vtr in Bay iris, on a ?? I If Illeged libel. JASSY, DMc 12.-A report is just spread here that on the 30.h of Nvtiniuhr tiere were some severe actions in the elivi- ruos of Varnas, where the T[irk, ...

... ST. JV/JUR'U CHURCH. On Thursday a general Vestry Meeting of the Inhabitants of the parish was held f ,r the purpote et receiving the Report ot the Cburch Rep;airing Cioimmittee, rr in fact to determine, whetber the repairs .f hlik ancient edifice sbould be stopped; or, if 'hev vere to he p. oceeded with, rnd by whom. Toe Report of the Commitleedifferel litle trom the previou, Report, recom- ...

... irday A detachmen~t of the mtitl Regimrent of Foot ts ordered to rtain mrarchr this morning, frosin London foir Brsltol, on route jo :uliar Newry. trade A detachmentcl' the 70:b Regiment of lof niry Lisordered Io le to march this mornrie', lioim London for Brisir I, on rouit to rhker, LBu'tevqvi . y, to A deracirment of the 75:h Regiment r11 Foot I, ordetrel tI ,f his marech this morning. from ...

... E';YPT. NIEMOIR ON LiGYrT, BlY AN AUSTRIAN OFFICEiR I have already s1pokien of E~y~.t and the ?? man who governs that c; untry. Lvr rIollW TExatiilne the nature of her commerce, arnd psiriicu!arly th~at which Sihe carries on with tije Indies. Th~e war with thle ?? inflicted :in uit- ICilelsIl ina- jury upon thet comnmerce ; I before tine',' Ai,li,1 To~s-,irlu of most of the ports Oa the Red ...

... (OBBETT'S TO) THE ED)ITORI{ Ir THlF NNWi N IN6 ( rIII.(\ i 'ti SiR-i see yr'. pilvertisiltg in N. lit V .per N'ew N ?? i varitous kinds; audl I doI nisely thre it 'e'ier t1 iselt oil fone, It ia a mciriib i el ars of miy i' or ' i II w- ?? Cr; 2 Clhrltipiras-irty. from plawn s i:ltidlmiI ill iy iv gIofldiO .1 l\ '115 till. I befo re re Ia ef rhait I 1,a4i ,e, i-ie lil-,t il till'' 4 1 1 'II I~ ...

... GERMA41N PAPERS. We have received the huretriburg Correspondent, whicb has some speculations on tue present state Of parties in Tarkey, but ?? 5 non news thait requires any particular ctmment. FaoaM THE LowVE DAN BE., Dec. 0I-lHl,ver persuaded the Gensju friends of the Turks moy be, that the enurgetic Siltln Mahmoud will employ 11 tile resources of his nail n to lbh object ot retaining ...

... THE LATE FAILDRE. [FROM TlHP OBSERVNtR Ot- VESTERDAY;J LA'IEST PARlICULARS. SATUPIDAY EVENIN ?? harve 4earrrdes from a most autbentic aeurce, that Stepheruon's apprehensiou may he hourlyenrected. The efforts made iminediarely atter it wam knowr that he t ad disappeared, were ufthe mos prompt and vigorous description No sooner was it ascertaiined that the casb an d secitritier had vau imbd from ...

... 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 ...