... oxF r o RD Sahtrday, Jan. 9. Congregations will be holden for the purpose of granting firaces, aind conferring Degrees, on the following dlays in the ensuing Term, viz.: -January lt., 21, and 25; Feb. 4, 11, IS, and 25;> Alarch 4, 11, iS, and 24; and April 3. l No person will on any account be admitted as a candidate for the Degree of B. A. or M. A. or that of B. C. L. without I procoding ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AAND TF.URSDAY'S POSTS. BANKRUP TS from Tuwesday's Gazette. -'James (Goodchild, of Reading, Berks, groccr. John Thackeray, of .>1e.nclester, cotton-Spinner. Joseph Wright and John Davis, of I,iverpool, grorers. John Fraser, of Bath, perfumer. James HIendrey, of Great Newport-strect, Iong-acre, plumber. Samuel James Buckingham, of Islington, Mliddlesex, victualler. }dward Davenport. ...

... BA2VKRUPTSfromjz FRIDAY'S GAZETTE. David Page, of Epsom, Surrey, horse dealer. Thomas Baynton, of Spa, Clocestershire, coach proprietor. James Kemball, of llaverhill, Suffolk, grocer. .John Burt, of Nrhjitchurch, Ilants, linen draper. Philip M. P'reis, of Park Terrace, Regent's Park, wine merchant. llayter Nathaniel Scrivener, of Palmer's-folly, Ratcliffe-high- way, builder. William Nimmo, of' ...

... LONL)ON. JAN. 7. The German and Brussels Papers received this Morii 'ftate that Russia is said to have consented to tis leato cu of Prince Leopold to The throne of Grece nIp0 the undser- Soul standing that Capo (1 Istria shall be his PrIm gottt. a The following is an extract from a Brussels paperhae OV Aptowza, Dec. 17 -Lutters from Corfu say, that order ha amov -been sent to the Turkish ...

... LONDON, JAN. 5. a, ONN&A Maria da Gloria and the new Empress of h Jii l ralz1 have arrived at Rio Janeiro. The subjoined ci articles, fro thie Diario Flnrnineonsc of the 26th of October, hII describes the reception of these ladies:- 1 j(io dle Janeircl, Oct. 17.-The arrival of the rsabella frigate t on thle 14th dcelightcdlthe Brazilians, who were ansipusly expecting t oir august Empress. All ...

... A Turkey mail has arrived with dates from Constanti- tnople of the 26th of November. It was reporte th Kars and Trubisond wvere to be ceded to Rulssia, ms com- pensation of' a part of the expenses of the wsar.Th Russian fleet had quitted the Archipelago to enter the NEWl c OUT WASeaS.-The folloixtng is an extract of a letter, written by a gentleman of considerable means of information, drated ...

... PO0STSCRI PT. LONDON, JAN. S. American Papers arrived yesterday, containing the Mlessage of the President of the United States to Congress. Its inain feature is the extensive Reforms, both Constitu- tional and Administrative, which are recommended. The object of these reforms is to purge the institutions of the country from all impediments to the constant action of the ,1 illof the people on ...

... -Wit-NESDAY'8 AND THURBDAY'S POSTS. Vrom thG IAndosi Gazette of Tuesday. rLOrD C~tA.IiEar AiN'5 0r'FICE., JAN. 23. FbHE King has been graciously pleased to approve of t he appointment of David Wilkie, Esq: as Principal Painter in Ordinary to his Majesty, in the room of Sir T. Lawrence, dec. BANKRUPTS. Henry Hooper, of laiden-lane, WVood-strect, Cheopside, hosicr. James Curtis, late of Queen ...

... SWAN RTYE SETTLEMENT. Extract of a letter fromn Captain Dance, R. N. (under %aose comtn.Iid the two vessels chartered by his Majesty's woverilment sailed'for the Swan River,) to Mr. Under- sec~rethrY Ij'tys5 ac htpbi 4'After cisperlencilig every attention and assistance that public or private good feeling could suggestfrom ColmodoreSchomborg, we left Simon's Bay on the 8th of ilay, for our ...

... BIRMIINGITA,) TOWN'S MEETING, Monday, Jensary 25. v This morning the largest meeting ever assembled in this kcing- S dom within the ?? building,tookplaceat lMr.Beardswortth's - Horse and Carriage Repository, for the purpose set forth in the requisition published in the newspapers. and signed by 200 re- r spectable inhabitants of the town. There were at least from 12,000 to 15,000 persons ...

... OXr RD, Saturday, Jan. 30. Corpus Christi College, January 30, 1830. An ELECTION to . SCHOLAIRSHIP for the County of Surrey will be holden on Friday the 12th of March.-Candidates 118tet not have completed their 19tl year; and are expected to present themselves to the President of Corpus on the Saturday lbefore the day of Election, provided with certificates of the mar- riage of parents, of ...

... ABINGDON, JAN. '28. ,efcihgly gratifie ?? enabled to state Iht the poor fri of bintgdon, whethr belning to the towepor Lot. are supplied d, with coal atd per c~t. rom agfatnil te result of asubscription fa raised for that purpose. 871 tickets', each for 1 cwt. of coitis, as were distributed on the 15th instant, and 1j5g on the 26th instant. A Stout young man was on Friday eventing last brought ...