... A F From hie AogSlwrg Gubattse) & second article, entitled Russia and Europe, which appeared lately in an extraordirrary supplement f the dagsbstrg Cazette, seems to have for Its object to explain the existing relatiosship between Europe and Russia, And to attest the coisoliag certainty that bii this respect the western nations have nothin to lenr for their Independence as long as the presrt ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZE'T1'E, Of FRiDA Y, January 8. 'Tbe boaour of Knighthood has been conferred upon WVia Chiks. Ellis, Esq., M.D., of Hanwell, Middlesex.- Zi4jrg .4ppointments :-Lieuit.-General Sir Robert 'Elionas WVilson, to be Colonel of the 15th Lighlt 'Dragoons, vice Lient.-General Sir Colqphotn Grant, deceased; Brevet-ajior Edwnrd Charleton, to be Major of the 619i7 Foot, vice Wolfe, ...

... BATtt.-A balatice-sheet of the Corporation property has been publishel, which shewvs a balauce in its favour aimounting to nearly £121,000). Sorie of the inhabitants of Winchester nre already at loggerhleads with the new corporatorg, whom they arcense of partiality and trickery in tbe election of one of the city officers. The Reformers of Hull are anxious that all the oslertutious frippery of ...

... VRIDAY, Jan. ?? this day, the Council resassembled at noon, in the room usually designated as ~The Private Hall, when the Aldermen, wvith tile exception ot' Mr. Grasiiger,; who was not present, having qualified, anl adjournment took place to the Hall below, Sunpuet Jsindon, Bagq., in the Chair. . . £dwaid Gattey, Rq, 'Town Cleric, saild it Was his duty to inform the Council, the were now ?? ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, Jun. 4. .The 'aprsio ly-expected Message frnom the American ?resi'Mnt has been receive-d. On the question between the Goeyrnninents of the United States and France, the language of the President is calm, firm, and strong; but such as certainlv leaves a v ery reasonable hope of peace. The French Chamber-s will doubtless recognise the wisdom of preferr ing an act of strictjustice ...

... TsvErnTos.-The Town Council returned for this borough are all Liberals, there being but two of the old body elected, and these generally (leemed Reformers- On the 31st ult., the following Gentlemen were elected Aldermen for this Borough from among the Councillors: John Heathcoat, Esq., M1. P., it. Baker, Esq., Mr. John Radford, sen., Dr. Kettle. Francis Hole, and Dr. Quiche; thereby creating ...

... AliLlTIDS (It Q.IS IN Csn .IM CASES.-- 01 AMowlay st, Llt tile %jeetinlg of wte Coultissioners of improveifeit . ?? ?? 1.. -fish1 R~riles Sauderq, IE;sq.. Tr-ensurer to that it s his city, Josep b lsriles zale' body veritied his Accotnts by ma1king atarnation as to their correctcess, as directed by the Act of last Session, in lieu of administrat ion of un oath. The Esri of Morley IhRs ...

... e AII.SCELLdNEA. The following Peers'siavejust, entered int.othe ?? tioiked'nges :'Baron Berners, in his 76th; Baron Currington, in? lidi '8lk ,onixiesg Dysartt(Peer-ess in liet 91st ,Bnrodi Thirnbor~otgh, i in hb vis coi;VI t ' Ke nure, in hi'6tb Enrl of Lintow, in his 66ih ,General l:BaronLynedoch, in his' '6th; Bam Planlet, in' ilis 72ni , Etijrl' of Rosslyn, in his 7He h, Baron. t.. ...

... The whale ships generaly reach the barrier ice about the middle of May,, at which time it is as firm in many directions as the rocks themselves; but there are also many masses floating about, that all the masters can do is to keep cruising in clear water, awaiting some opening through which they may steer their perilous way to the proper fishing ground. Captain Ross calls these canals lanes in ...

... OUILDHAL1L- SATURDAY. J -f .. . [Fefore Samoeol Kingdlaoe, Esq., Mayor; W. Lee, and W. Ienntaway, Etrw jllstiC4'N.] vi rSCON.U. T ATt TIIE THEATPRE.-TWO yoUng1 men, Robert iDavy, and IRlobert Itrosies, were placed before tbe IlecliC, charged ivith breaches of decorumi It th. ITheatre, by tilrowitig tiiligs from the Gallery It tile wu,, sat In the Pit. Mf r. thay, tlhe lessep, irsa ist ...

... CONFLAGRATr'ION AT NEW YORK-SEVR7N H-lUNIRED HOUSES DESTROYED. / I*/ La ?? C,,,nsi'ivelt ca! d'tve tiler*.) Nc'v York ?? aeen for li bouils in titrens. Tbey are not vet extilnizi led. A loge Section, lnd ii tit the oldest and tnt NAtCaldit pnrmution of the citv, is ill ruins and whether the progre;- of the destroyer is *et completelv arrested, we cannot tcll. Since the contiaglatiotI of ...

... OIIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. TIHE STATI OF AGRICULTIHRE. To dhE1 ED)ITOR1 1 the E 'E't 1L3.'1.V- POST. SlH,-Twvo Cors-es)osulits of vours have lately touchedl on thc subjpct of Agricultural Distress, and I hlave looked to see if any ons would oppose their arguments; this, however, not having been doneW, I hav e a right to presunmc that no valid objection is to be raised to them. 1 then, also, as ...