... 3fbS TSA7RI P2i. .i . . . S r 8 . . 1,O2NDON. Drc. 4. J I rn1(.,'t Mteail which arrived last nitht, intelli. ' x. 1 et recci 'e of the coneltsion of p ae, betveen . Its iit i . NliOr, ;intlw Thud / ayl Eenringiv-- Thc jtttntion7 of p~ ~c, i ^trlCe o R the Stock Exchange this Wiorning hIS or| ,ritfld I'P thle neeting d the o 3ank Direc Vr. in lc: ov e, rports were curralet s ri tile result. -; ...

... LONi)ON, OCT. 8. Last night arrived the Paris Papers by expreIs. Moniteur of Monday contains the first explicit, and ap- parently official, inthorinatioll respecting the negociationsf bctween Russia and the Porte, as they stood on the 10th f ult. It states that the Sultan had consented to treat on p the following bases, omitting, however, to mentien that these were the bases proposed by the ...

... ; 0 X5, 0 X.R.1, D. I 'ilu I Oita. IO. II &. .I NI coxv~ei l, ce of the Cikr;. of this County, 'ho | :1 eiis). ?? Pfetitios t ue gast the RHUI Ct!I iatholitcs to ?? power, the Pe. ,!t the Vicarage, Sv i'u from 1We Isdav I !ks 5t;t,rda)y the I iia ibLilt; at th1e Rectory I ?? Mr:J.. fomanuday the 11)th to Satu-day the n ?? Ai \itti (s ic, inS Giles's, (xrfh4r, ii : it) tbe el of tho month. ...

... CHELTENHIAM, DRcriMvru 15. A public meeting was held in this town on Wednesday, Major Askew in the chair, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present high prices of provisions. The Committee appointed at a previous meeting presented a report of the result of the in- quiries they had instituted in Oxford, Birmingham. Bristol, Gloucester, and various other places, from which it ...

... 'To the Editor of Jackson's Oxrford Jouzrnal. Sir, -lt is impossible to visit the interesting City of Oxford without mingled sensations of admiration and delight. Almost every object presented to the view excites a train of recollections and associations of the most pleasing nature. The noble edifices which rise in all directions, as lasting mnonuments of piety, of science, and of literature, ...

... LONDON, JAN. OS. A letter from Ancona, dated Dece~mber 26thl, in a Gecr-A sca paer stte tht te egoieiotisbetsveen the French U and d cb English Cabinets, and the Porteut for the fialvet-A tlemencit of thle -affasirs of Greece, cotuiogoofaor ably. 'i'ho santo e tter ?? General Mtaison, the- s Frlynch e soueulatder ?? , has stopped the works A which he was executin~g for, the def Ic oftePnisl,1 ...

... Saturday, Oct. 31. The improvements now making in St. Martin's Church wvill not be completed in time to allow of its being opened to-morrow; the Church will therefore not be opened for divinc service until Sunday the 9th of November. BALIUOL COLLEGE. T1R1E1',E SCHOLARSHiPS on the old foundation, and an EXHIBITION founded by Mrs. Headlam, severally open to catntdidates under the age of 19, ...

... DR EADFHUL EVENT. .. r-.11 ?? (From the H1od? Packet of Tuesday.) An occurrence of a most tragical description, we regret to state, during the whole of yesterday formed the topic of discussion amongst all classes in this town. and excited a sensation of horror, from the melancholy details it involved, of the deepest and most awful character. Mir. Win. Henry Hentig, merchant, and Mrs. Hentig ...

... LONDON, Dix. 3 This moriing arrivel;` tire 1rn=i7-lrghi 1geynsnter, arld P -other Ilrlbntrrgh Paper, of the ggilr of November. The c cold hail set ill so inteelselv that tire stea'll oait could not I\ .get out of tire river ;-indeer, the froet was very general v in, the North of Europe. No doibt wvas entertained at St. Petershurgh but that the Russians would speedily evaeuate tire Tlurkish ...

... LONDON, Nov. I. The Revenue, from, the 10th to the 30th of October, as compared with the corresponidiug period of the last year, exhibits an increase of something more than 200,0001.- an increase of unusual magnitude, to have taken place in the short space of three weeks. It gives an additional im- portance to this gratifying fact, that the improvement oc- curs in the Excise, the generally ...

... For ?? Second Reading of' ht Roman Catholic Relief Bill. o APaRL 4,1829. DUXES. Harrowby Fitzgibbon Clarence * I Mulgrave t 7 Alvanley Sussex Minto Abercrombie h Cambridge t I St. Germains Ellenborough f Gloucester Morley Barhamn t 12 Somerset Somers Erskine I Grafton Stradlbroke 1 25 Monteagla c Beaufort ' 2 Vane Lauderdale e St. Alban's 5 3 Amherst t 8 Granard r Leeds * 4 Dudley Crowe I ...

... SIR,-A letter, published in your Paper of the 9th inst. under the signature of VERITAs, imposes upon me (as one of the individuals whom its object is to stigmatize) the duty of plainly stating, in my own vindication, the following facts; and I doubt not your unprejudiced readers will know how to appreciate them, when compared withtheinsidious calumnies of an anonymous slanderer, who, like ...