... I A .. . L7Y 7 I loonl FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1830. Berlin and other German Papers arrived this morning. It is stated in an article from Vienna, dated Dec. 18, that a courier had passed through that city with dispatches for Constantinople, which were sup- posed to relate to the conferences respecting Greece. This was probably the case, 'as the question was con- sidered to be nearly settled three ...

... -- 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' ...

... U 011oii11o. WED)NESDAY, DECEMBER S0, 182'9. The ?? dies DVbarsr of Sundav, confitrted by. the Ministerial evening paper, states that Prince Leopold of' Saxe l.oburg is to be the new Scvereign of' Greece. He is stated to have united in his person the suffrages of the threc Powers, parties to the treaty of London, Russia having abandoned her right of choice to France on acleount ot' the ...

... wolluaro all'o '611irs 0 o Mo. (P'rom the MVessager des Chambres.) PARIS, DEc. 25. BE]IDES tlh marriagc of the Emperor Don Pedro with the daughter of Prihce EHn gene, there is another, the announcement of which has spread consternation among the Eu- opean diplomatists and the Apostolic Counts-we mean that of the brother Of the young Empress of BTaZtI -Ith the brne koi Pon 1iMiguel, the amiable ...

... ?OL ?? ?? & E.Wargbalivo-voto 'I FROM TUTESDAY'S LONDON G.4ZETTE. . A N K RJlPTS.-Edw. 4 unlpton Iloy, Cumon-street, money scrivendr. - Wm. Iackmian, late of the Three Tuns Taveru, Jeivry-street, Aklgate, but H owP a'f Ludgate-hill, tavern ?? ilam- mond, Plicessilly, draper.-N~Vi. 7mortlIck, lRochester, ilien ?? ?? leach, Canterbury,drapcr.-Wells Fisher, fitwick, cuinberlhnd, jewdller.-' ...

... V.'notorripl* .AY'S LONDON GAZF T7'BI I1E naveratge price of British Corn, that govern Importation is-'Aheat. 56,s. 5d; lBarley, SI. fl., Oats, 21s 4d.; Eye, 33s.3d. Beans, 33S. 7d. i'eas, 36s.6 d. BANKRUPTS. lavid Page, lpsom. SurLev, horse-dealer andl stable-keeper T'homaas Baayton, late of Spa., Gluieestershlire, coach-pro- Ill itetor fames Kv'nmball, laverihilt, SuflfbIt, grocer i thn ...

... 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' ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...