... 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 ...

... ?? '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 ...

... ?? Allb 9-uro'baplo lk)ooto. I (rrom the 111essmer des Chamnbres.) P'ARIS. JAN. 15. IT the moinleut wh10en European diplo- 11mary is so ?? engaged wilh tile fate O' A Greece, our Ministry has just taken an uluex. pected resolution, which will cause great sen- . sation in all the Courts. French troops are goilg to 0 quit our purts to continue the occupation of the Almrea. i * it is too well ...

... rlt? ?? ?? - - flr? U2_04AW.?0avillk 4Ac'l5tl.-) , - 7:-7! . I ~IIQ.1/ 1' ?? (N18 1X L)(r ?? C11iOW\N-()IFFICE.. A-I - r rtilltli :o si'vve in t lie M ~'rcseut of P (1.t A M tJ ?? trltr of .Snt i1 ioa p on.-Jas, Vltlowv ily of, t' Mdelbury, imf ?? tin, ?? l Ot SOUL11m ?? 1 % q. d o In I Rtile :liicr Split, 17ietetle, ]ilm.lr glha, hre itroti ilna.I(r loJsi.1 L~uuil, ulln. Nothi glu1.ll. t0bM ...

... JANllAR a ?? MO0NDAY, JANUARY 2o, lf,30. Papers and Letters fetili M1i6on iq the 4I6hilie. veceived 1 tnih ?? bit a~ir of Partug&l, tfie mother antd ad~isute of ?? Mi. tite!,-the fatat le plotter against the peace end fr6edofii of Porlugiil,~aid thle unrelenting, instigiitbr of general i =eroetii and violence. This inisehievouse ?? die o te thlns~a roae f ift~fu l. er death etil rolay be of ...

... - . 7. -- ?? -7 -- I s7rivap 0 al.al , atilroap.o. roots. (rrow0 the G:ernan lPapers) SWITZERLAND, JAUT. 21. rwf- HE rich Englishman who has forsome l years inhabited the Castle of Goldenberg, has presented 1,000 Louis D'ors to the Government of Zurich, to be employed according to its own discretion. The Government has thanked the generous donor, and has assigned half the sum to improve the ...

... To- «e PRIN TElL Of the HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. Your submitting the following to the judgment of the Antiquarian leaders of the Bampsleire Tele graph, ill oblige our's, &C. S. In Camhden's Britannia there is a statement, which has been modernised in recent works into the following- During the Heptarchty the Island of .Portsea (which contains about .43.50 acres), was a Royal demesne, but ...

... aliElN lJ AVEDI:N'ES1z)AY\, JA\NUARY' 27, ID3O. lotelligence hus this miiit niln been re~cciv'ed at. tile ?? ittl-ofllce, firom Lieutitnait.Uov~erior Stir~lini I dlated Cockeburn Sound, Sept. 9. This intelligence, we a iii d happy in being able to state, is of a very satislactoty ntiottre. Colonel Stirling states that die ncw eolony at thle Swanl River is progressively improving, and that P ...

... . I V9,P 0 VOMO -.6400- ., W - 7 l FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ir FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 26. ct M HE King has been graciously pleased | to approve of Mir. John Rudolph Bourcard, I - - as Conmullieneral in Great Britain and Ire. land for his Majesty the King of russia. RI BANKRUPTS. pI ~inumphry Hall, Liverpool, linen-draper I; honias Griffith, Liverpool, lincn-draper eorge Bilount, Liverpool, ...

... gMaltbap'0 aub oi40 ip to (Frorn the HIonm6uroh Papers.) CONSTANTINOPLE, DECE3MnE1l 9. C -O 'UNT ?? has Ilad frequent con- fernces with the Amrnbtnpdors of Enghlnid and France, but the Reis Efencli lint avbildet all comnrunication With him. TrllN rctctve is said to be oiwing to the resolation f 'the l'drte, to Vail for the atiswer of Rusi4a to tlhe prtsi;als it' Auli Pa- cham; thedtime, the ...

... UOUDO1I. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1830. Franlkfort-and German Papers to th e 21st in't. have been received this morning. The extreme seve. - a, rity of the cold in the East of Europe was highly fa u vourable to tje health of Moldavia and Wallachia, ret where the -virulence of the plague was daily diminish. gi ',ing. The possession of the Principalities by the Ras- Au sias promises to be of great ...

... I 'N 'Cf.larob?ip'o lJOIRO I P'L.)A Tr E ) (tE 4Y'NS LOND ON C:AZBT T.. LORD CHAXIIERLAIN'SS OFICE, JAN. 23. f tIl11 Khijg has beeu graciously ptlease to aplrove of tihe ppoiihinelit ?? Wilkie, Esq. ais Principal Painter in Ordinary to his Miajusty, ili the room of Sir Thomas LAtwrene, BIAN KiRUPTS. li'.y titlooper, maideii-iaie, Wwo-strect, ciienpseiic, hoier I,hkM.SCjuTrtIS, OxkUr~t, ...