... g'ltap'v a ll t 0 Vo0to. Burns f Ficm Me A.e lssaper des Chutmbres.) PARTS, JAN. 4.. FTER all the reports that had been spread, it seemed that the opening of the ses- Lsi lvwuld not be delayed beyond the 18th of' February ; it is now affirmed that it will not take place till the 4th or 5th of March. Ilany reasons are asigned for this change; first, the internal embar- rassments of the ...

... Alva i-miltjjj, t1plo voots. (From the German Parers.) i o ODESSA, i)Dc. 27. 'T is not yet positively k~n0W9NVD wholier Halil Pacha will receive passports to go to St. Petersburgh, or whether hc will rcturn home without accomplishing his mission; tor a report i has been spreid since yesterda', that orders have been I sent to Count Orloft, through Count Die'bitsch, not to t neaociate any ...

... 111 ~ ~1I~AR ~O.bel Sugo nbdr ?? flighnet;8 Li ?? ofC beaninserted -in the 5wv Gaet fthe 13th of December last, has not ali taken place.Su th( BANKRUPTS. pe George rlutehings Came, late of Narrowe-street, Liniehouse, ke, victualler JamnesPotter, Maidstone, grocer John Birett, JAn. Luton, Bedfordshire, dealer an John Brett, Sern. Luton, Beilfordshire, dealer SIC W~m. Neale and Rtichiard Hlol, ...

... ' G ,NJ #fift z :at t 57 sb ] S i x id h s W f~bt-Gener~l Sihr G. Dcii, (j. C. Lt. frmteL6~.Fot cb cotie vice lsut.Ge~ri Sir]'.I luti Jiuke .sv u. (slruclri& iwr~ Lr~t. . 1 ltzriiy, dlece.ased._.. i~if -.--disilajaie liceli p. tlcard to approve of f 1itibngperinirtted to rcainl cut its, ?? ra i'tAA g'~rr~nt, -. t thels i;,2d ishon of hed cen BA.NKR.UP'S. l'tuiip Mit-tir NOts end Wilh;tr11r ...

... -41,010011 ; MIONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1830. flis Nlejestv's packet, Pelhaum, bas arrivvd with IL mail froml Mlexico. She sailed froma Vera Cruzte I onl the 2dth No1eniber and from the ilavatinal onl the Cipir 291:h, and hias b ro ghrt 55000 dollars on wnerebantIs' aic- ee count. I'The country was in a state of tranquillity ait L I tile time Of her depalttre. ?? The most. imptrutant intelliigence ...

... U011DOIT. FRDVVJN A 22, 18130. 1 - by hi W~e have great sarisfactinn in heing enabled to 1horn C,)ntradict the rumours that have been in circulation on of tb the subject Ot'his i)llejesty's health. The King, liaving ineltt s~uffered from cold, is now better. TV le severity of the suchel ,weather, of' course, prevents oult-door exercise, but WC Chian understand thait his Mlajeswy has resumned ...

... - - . 1. ? .. - . 1-1 1; - ?? r , 1? ?? ?? . I (From in e H uraa Papers.) BUCIZAhTEST, DEC. 7. ETTER1S froni Crajowa saty that the plaguie still. rages. there, as iwell as in Little .L - Wallachiaj especially on the frontier of Servia, and carries off many victims. Prince Al ilosch Iv Is ordercl for this reason a' triple quarantine od the frontiers of Wallachia. r' Frouz t1e Danube, Dec. 21. ...

... FRIDAY, JANUA.KY 15, 1830. -Aum- ) Accounts from Warsaw of the 28th December the vistte-that the Emperor of Russia is recovering but slowly dis In his-health. His Irmperilul'Majesty,'sllhtess is'it p~osed to have a deeper root than merely the effe45 at'of the late accident. The difficulty of pleasingallparttes ho by the termination of the Turkish war at a moment bten when Constantinople was ...

... -- I MR. t I - . ?? 004? Ortagglo AIM -Flallurbavo WOO. (froi~l thc German. Papers.) VIENNA, DEC. 18. N English courier coming from Lon- A don has passed through here on his way to ?? Constantinople. It is believed that he car- ries to Sir Robert Gordon the final result of the late conterendes in London, in which the entire in- dependence of Greece is declared. it is said that only a shoit ...

... LU011DOfl. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1820. The Paris p npers of Fridav are filled with reports IQu Of the trial of DI. Bertin, before the Cour ,Royale, for dui *- an offence against the King's person, and an attack Ian upon his Royal dignity and constitutional authority, takl published in the Journal des Debats in August last. ann An able and energetic speech for the defendan't was de. ott' ...

... ?? 'WEItN'iP , ,rJJANUARY 2o, I-t) IiT eC Flet til P pt VN of So t~ldAV ti~l Moodily. receiv vd this it niin l-, are comparcat ivel1y frec ftoot tb, tilsios o patyspirif. Thee itetion equcitlment d~sillil acorin to soliei., to Clitivt 3'siwcanvt s to the Allorent, wihi le others imoagi ne that LAt ry are ilot nded tgaillst Al-gitcr'. 'fTh sc 1£11d icr Cint ail III itiiyds trtssittg ...

... : . ?7-, . . : , to FRIDAk'S LONDON GAZETTR. C to Hi 'Loi, UUAiIflRLAMN'S OFFICn, JAN. 15. el T I-I E Lorid Chamiberlain of his Msajestv's oi Household has appointed the Rev. Chaleas 1 Vernon Holme Sumner, Chaplain in Ordi. rt narv to the King, in the room of the Rev. tI pr. XLlward Auriol Hay Drummond, deeased. b 0 BANKRUPTS. fI Richard Alexander reares, Trafalgar Wharf, Mornsgiue.elosc F ...