... O Osford d Cear Oxford! What lranzy of zeal Impiels you against your own famae to revolt ?? That wreaths once bestowed on SCOTT, ABBt)Tr, and PEEL, Should be now cast away on a bigotted dolt ! A dolt without name, without nerve, without Yes, Whose family scutchleon's as blank as his skull, Dull at school, dull at College, and oull in the House- But worthy, they tell us-a true Goodman Dull. ...

... 2ga LONDON UNIVERSITY-POLITICAL BCONONf. yet rd~ r. M14tCmitlloch delivered his seconrd Introductory wawu posicl~ .Ecoinomiy, at the London University. lie b~gn b 0.3.cig watsuibjects he should treat of under the b5 of fli~trriSItiOD. originally, be observed, the whole of hit- beO~ ay ot necessarily have consisted sif labourers. T1here ara cls'0of mcii stich as we now fiad. ?? however, ii ...

... THE ARMY NEW DRESS REGULATIONS NBMeRANDUtM. Horse Guards, 10th Fdlttity 1 The King having been pleased to appree f an rs.ll the dress and Appointments of the officers and nunr c :I infantry, the following regulatiene are published ffr dtI information and guidance - In future all cfficers of infantry are te wear ca tee witht2 lappets, the buttons to be placed in rows of ives, (Ir At tl tacces, ...

... ELECTION CONTE'SS IN 4MFRICiA. We are sorry to perceive, from the late Mlessage of ()overnor Van Buren to the Legislature of the State of N,,w York, that the corruption prevalent at our elections it$ already made an alarming progress in the United S'atCs. h1 bere fs another mat'er connected with this subject of a > il graver charac or, and upon which I niust ask to be indulged 1,1 A few ...

... AIPORTATION OF FOREIGN SILK. ?? - ?? - -- ?? or. FYLBR moved for returns of the quantity of articles of e or SDit mixed, whether partly made up or otherwise; also ,,,atis of tbrown Silk imported into this country within alist ,ar and the amount of duties paid thereupon. t1 CHARLES GRANT thought it would be sufficient to r. etarf of the quantity tmported and taken from the b-i A Rein eithln ...

... GkliMAN PAPERS. I py the German Mail, which arrived yesterday, we have re- cered secounts from St. Petersburgh of the 20th uit. Nothing bad at that time Occurred to justify the sanguine hopes of peace whieb some persons have entertained, and the preparations for the next canipaifn were proceeding actively. We subjoin a few I'e CElRSISVlt, JAN. 20-The preparations for the next cam- Drln are 1 ...

... It ,(XFORB, FRIDAY MORNING. n Never befort e perhapsn Was ?? re so extraordinary an exhibi- bton af the vilent and virulent spirit of partizins which, Iunfor- Ytunately, At Ibismoment clisracterises a large potron of tile it ta Cined Church, as in the scene which took place yesterday, e in th Convocation at Oxforid. Upon former occAsions, the de- flceodncyad deou)gnr II olserved in all ...

... MELANCWOLY AFFAIR. FZTAcr OF A LETTeR FROM SHINRONE, DATED Fiz. 7. A most distressing occurrence took place in this neigbbour- hooid on Friday last, of which, in order to pravent mnisrepre- stntation, I send the following account, which is correct In all Psrtdcularm:- In consequence of mu altercation which took Place between John Doolan5 of Shinrone, Esq., and William Stadter, of Tipperary, ...

... MR. O'CONNELLOS LETTER TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE LOUNTY OF CLARE. Lrom. the Dubl n M11rrulng Reitltter.] Mr. O'Connell has published the following letter to the Freeholdera oftbe county of Clarerespecting the mode in which he intends to assert his right to his seat in Parliament Merrion-square, 28th January, 1829. .ESTEKMItn AND BELOVED FrixoDS.-I bad intended to assert, on the first day of ...

... ELECTION Of JN ALDERMAN.. LAST DAY, Yetsterda4 tbe friends of the two C audidates put each other to the test ingoo earnes. Te School-house was more crowded during the wblc ay than it was even en the first day. Both Mr. Sheriff Copelud an4 Mr. IDove had rendered themselves eatresiely popular iu the Ward, as the zeal of their ?? suficiently tettified. The former, however, had advantage!, of ...

... LOS' OF H15 MAJS'rY'S SCHOONER NIGHTINGALE, I -YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGor.-On the afterneox of tbe 7th inmatat, his Majesty'I schooner Nightingask, iummanded by Lieutenant George Wood, on her passage train Plymouth to Portsmouth, ctruck on the Shingle,. A signal Of dixsress *as made, by firing guns, &c., aud ImimediRteasslttatice waiifforded by Mr. furnidge, pilot, of Cowme, and also ?? C ruse, R ...

... [FRifOM THE GAZETTE DE FRASCE, DATED FxB. 3] PARIS, FEB. 2-The three Ambassadors have arrived at Naples. Mr. Stratford Canning arrived there on the 14tb, Count Guilleminot landed at Baait on the 16tb, and the frigate which had M. de Ribeaupierre on board, entered the bay of Naples on the morning of the 17th. SEMLIN, JAN. 17.-There is new In the Lazzeretto of this town, a French courler who ...