... O x j' i Ii 9D, SATURDAY, JAN. 1. e The Bishop of oxford begs to acquaint the Clergy di of his diocese that, in consequence of Mir. Robert tU Morrell having resigned the office of Secretary, the ar business of that oftce will be conducted solely by Mr. gr Burder ; to whom it is requested they Nvill in future th make their communicationls.-Address, J.BurderEs7. F 2?7, Parliament-streel, London. ...

... LON DON, DEC. 28. The Paris papers of Wednesday communnicated the rvicl~iice passetd onl the State Prisoncrs onl the preceding evening. -Thc lives of these men are spared, hut they are doomed to pass the remainder of their days in con- finlemlent. T1hey are deprived of' all property, titles, distinctions, and bonours, and are degraded to the lowest class of convicts. The judgment of the Peers ...

... LONDON, DEC. 2°3. c Thle commercial accounts from St. Petersburgh to- day reach (IoNVl to the 11th inst., and state that the greatest entlixisiasm prevailed among all classes at the declaration issued by the -Emperorfor marching against the poles- ''he national standard had been surrounded r by great bodies, who expressed their feelings in favour of tle Emperor. In the military departments of ...

... WVINCHESTER, TitURSDAY, D c. 30. It having bhen last night understood that it was the inten. p tion of the Court to pass their sentences on such prisoners as b had been convicted during the Special Commission, at the sittings of their Lordships this day the Court was crowsded To c ?? ten o'clock MAr. Baron Vaughan, Mr. Justice v Parke, and Air. Justice Aldtrson, took their seats on the Bench. ...

... TES DAY 'S PO ST' CONTINUED. Fr on the Lofldo-n Gazette of Friday. y 1ijilS Gazette announces the issuing of a Special AL Commission for the county of D)orset, similar to those issued for the counties of ?? and. Wilts, and addressed nearly to the same Commissioners, withithe adldition of-the Earl of Digby, Lord Licutendrnt of Dorset, the Earl of' Shaftesbury, the Earl of Eldon, Sir William ...

... !CABIBRIDGE, DrrEmnMDn 27. The Norrisian prize for the present year is adjudged to Thomas Stone, B. A. Scholar of St. John's college, for his essay on the following subject:- The Christian Religion l the last Revelation to be expected of the will of God. X The following gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop I of Lincoln, at Buckden, on Sunday the lth instant:- DEACONS. t John W11olvey ...

... BERIsSIIIRE SP2PCIAL COMMISTSION. k- The proceedings under the ?? ConmmiSsion, issued for e the trial of prisoners in the county of Berks, conmmenced he on Monday at Reading. The High Sheriffi, attended by a or numerous cavalcade of the gentry of the county, met the de judges at Soning-lane, and escorted them to the Town-hall h. shortly before 12 o'clock, when the commission was opened, a. and ...

... IV'E DXESDAY'S AND TH11 UIRSDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, DEC. 30. A pr ivate letter, addressed to all eneient house in the City, states that the ?? of Iolland and Belgium are likely to be adjutlsted; that Belgiulh tahes upon herself one half of the Dutch d ebt, and thfian return, the free navigation of the Scheldt is granted ti6 the Belgians. Paris, ¶unaday Evening.-The diisturbances in lte streets ...

... P 0 CRBI P T. -nnlr fl- 0. LONDO1N, DEC. 31. Paris and Brussels Papers have arrived. By the latter wve are officially informed of the recognition of tile independence of Belgium by the five Great Powers. 'A'llis important fact was announced to the Congress by M. Van de Wever, from whose observations on the occasion it is ii;f'rable that no condition was annexed to this act of the Allied Courts ...

... :- ?f- ? ? ?? E-J)VIrovalylo wooto 'ROM. TURCESDAXY'S LOiVD.ON GA ZgTI'E. A R-OFFICE, DrcEni3En 213, 1830.- / STFF.-To be Aides-dc eamp to his Tolajestv, with thisenk of Colouel in the Army, Lieuteuatit- Colonels W. Tremenlieere, ad It i. P. Lewij, of the Royal eariles. BANliRUPTS. J. flardivicke, Cheltenhamn, C:arpeunter J. Oakden, Itodsley, Derbyshire, flax marnuficturer E. Grant, jun. ...

... TO the PRNTEUh of the flAnIPSHIIr1 TELEG3APH. Sslt,.-..I ?? not have consitderedi it necessary to lave repl led to the letter inser.ted in your lest week's Pi.per, from Ali. LAG lied it snot beens from tho mis-statterrctit ot tine lil- pr ceedings at the Portsmouth Iteforins dtleting. Whatever iinty have been '1 fie settled icurposel of the Mtnquisitioiiists, ere- tafinly they did slot adhere ...

... JIANTS SPECIAL COMMISSION. I or 'It30''tDec. 27.-At teoengo tre rB Court thisrmorn1ing, tir fthwigp rer wperenint tofthelir:t id Fleertliaolirrry, II, nrre Jrrflowin pr/,oners,r werrept tothe M ir ttto of Chrigedi vitre havinter.', Johrn lRoam, rind .,alar'er Her'sirg, were ie ihrio ihhvnno the '23rd Nov., lenmolishedl the Poor- h, LI Hoso ?? of Bramsotrlt.-Thos Shroermith, Monsier Of bl the ...