... ]O- -S--CI*P!1 I- LONDON, TUESDAY, December 31. Letters from Constantinople, of the 4th inst., have been received. An extraordinary sensation prevailed in the diplomatic circles of that city, in consequence of a revelation made by M. Avedick, the American inter- preter of the Capitan Pacha, who, having escaped from Alexandria, arrived a few days previously at Pera. M. Avedick informed the ...

... 7?1- 7?7? ? 1 ? ?? .% ? -: o?? ?11 ,, A ' 'A ?? ' '11' J, ?? . ' 'L ?::m AM il?, 11 W I 6 1, .1 Itij saidjj that, Lo'r&,Meihbtirfie is, ?? nteatin ereta monum i ctc ?? luhe. ih Pr Sir t Ve ?? ?? ?? .The. eidy. fh-therA '-Coalwb inri i ob et ..son~dfrodm~ Thu ersa:the 9tut XDa h,3 ! Pu aL O'oc hah tiseitekrceiventh ae in House of Com %o'n ZHeny,. .nd etioroiishiesaiiy ?? |-2 v XimursstetntM. ...

... _ 4 cODNE I ]LIEC . Th EHo~uraV6D '4 lord. Croftbr, will take. tboir smats on ?? esn the aaseofidling ot Folc1eip ~ h rlbiipo atr by the Conni,itc~e` bf teHue~ ob;'~l ebogtfr ward enk ohii`ydy firttdyf h, ?? wt thait Lora Normniuniy,tobgtrde1-dosued l- ?? ' jle h wljeweae noble 'Mit-fqnie'a apse6 ceyioli totrSPO The geuroiaL belief ini towin is; ?? 11bdioldvryrf after its first ?? ltodicals, ? ...

... ' The ruin or prosperity of a state depends so much upon the admin istration of its Government, that to be *. acquainted with the merit of a ministry we need only ob- n serve the condition of the people. If we see them obedient r, to the laws, prosperous in their industry, united at home, tl and respected abroad, we may reasonably presu ne that 1 their affairs are conducted by men of ...

... T - HF A-Y-b S i I THB YI'' --P. - . : WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1840. * TO OUR READERS. A IEERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. WMIAT do Kot these words bring to the recollection?- whdre is the soul that is not moved with all thel milk of human kindness at their sound,-hbow many a .'ountenancebeams with smiles at their miention, and 'eaven to the 4nehorite it brings benignant tfioughts and ...

... ?? . - I~ B aeo I * ?? ?? . , \S i . ii a ;P --4 ?? Y, 'accustomed exercisc onitb* Terrace duig t . ' ?? wellas to enjoy airingsrin e rk . s ,d On Christmas-day.Her.Igaesty attended divtne ,wmr* ship, ?? St. 'Georee'g 'Chapel' and .afterwatds receeveh 'the sacrament. .The Qnein Dowager, and their Royal THighnesees, the Princess- 'Agusta,' and the. Dachess .of Gloncester, Serformedt the samec. ...

... TIHE PENNY POST. A Treinury minute, dated. De.20, ?? beets issued, directing. ite mode in which the retatj Post ochosna is to be carried into eflect, comshomenceing from te ltlt Liday of Jantary neot. All letters to be sent tnder stoilp covers, of whiclh four UInds *will be provided. The scabe of weiight, already esteblishedforgeneral postlotters, to be extended to the London district and ...

... ` THdE MINISTRY. mee OLD ENGLAND.- It requires 'no ghost from the M grave' to announce to us tliat a speedy change of Ministry is confidently aiticipoted. We read it in every paragraph, coin- Vlat snenicotion, and leader, of rise daily press, wliethar Whig, at Conservative, orlRadical. Theoexuineus forbedns olyaper ing iii thue columns Or tire Chronicle and Glolrc, andlite dark, Str opaque ...

... ()RIUYINAL CORRESPONDENCE. PARTY POLITICS.It T7 Ow 12)1161: tih ?? FLYI'IG-POSTl. Its Su tisT m itl, i tdi d, 1itut .itt ofU ilo - 'tialt ore tlii 5'ollosetg reitocitlitiell -ttid a tbeli, hiss iiilI' Itaiae tit il'i'tiisit SI til es Ii I m iad itIaL II o ia l Ie L IgIIa iti tot ; l I I It sti i h r' ittes t endlit I till J~,hs ittititis pIsbltio- ' I to a it th ?? st of1titietll Ott flI ...

... THE FLYING-POST. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1810. REPIESENTATION OF NORTH DEVON. RuDsoUr is very rife of a severe contest likely to ensue for the Northern Division of this County, in ths event of a dissolution of Parliament. It is stated by tb North Devon Advertiser, that at a Meeting held las. week at Southmolton, attended by Sm H. P. DiVas J. IV. BUL.IER, and JOHN SIL5LIFANT, JUiN., Esqos., ani ...

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... VARIETIES, THE Buomi. ScRYvsc-The opinion of Dr. Luahing- ton was, sone time since, requested on the following point:-` On the relations of a person dying within the parish of A. demandingthathhbe interredin the Church- yard of that parish, without the perforusance of the btsrial service of the Church of England; and, supposittg the deceased to be neither itbaptlied, excommunicated oriflole tc ...