... (CIRCULAR2 oJ the PROTESTANT ASSO- CIA Ti7ON, with PB TITION A GAIAST MAY- OVt OTH. I Protestant Association Office, 2, Exeter-hall, London, Jan. 1, 1840. ST,-I tnD directed by the Committee of the Protestant A. ciation to call your attention to the accompanying Pe- titiol, which they have again felt it their duty to adopt, atlltalmt tie annual parliamentary grant to the Popisih Col- lege of ...

... The IONDON (i.4Zrs7'/'/ tf FRIDAY , Jaunt. I- '1frim foitowiuet itmainh,,ius ha rtifia~l aut a p Iaced Italy rai w te)AiI or itolemuflt)ita inarriaglo, polrquant to tlu ?? eal nei, 7 %1a n. IV., cap, F5: - 2 ial tifaafl, F a'at-road , Cambtridg~e. F.1 Deiecon F~tofi, siipwr~l'l toftildiA regl atrar. ItECAI ARATION OF 1INSOLVE.NCY. JANt:AitY2.-FDZ~ARD 'r~TID .flEL1 FRICt F ft, if N~t Sarniai, ...

... A tTS'II A L [A. ietter dated S:doev, Aturust* I, gives the foll(wkinf, -timn partieu .ir, esS e~i.1g the iewly fomual dltric ver, in N) deg. S3() m S of ?? sonie parli- ' .s lerle TheQInly il - IC (ou:.ltr ?? dis- . v~r'l I b wol n I ;t. d ?? tntl v i) (dg., :,sot 4 I) indes n'crtjh of SdO v, ii Studl to le tbe Gnest landi yet iU .lny pal ut AuSt ?? It is Watered by several rivers, onc of ...

... I DINNER tI the lION. C. VIL TIERS ?? ?? 'ItHO 'IsLY, ESGQ. ?? jjOt)LVHRItA4MPTOA'. The liberal eonstituency of this town assetabled in great tfrce on Thursday last, at a banquot givon in horiotir of ?? representatives, the lion. Charles Villiers and ThomnS Thornely, ~q. The dinoer tables wvere spread in the no- seohlily retom, and atforded accommodatiols 6iir abaut 300; but ?? before the ...

... WINDSOR, FRIDAY. Tbe Queen hjld e 'Privy Council at two o'clock this day 1.fterasoll, et Windsor Castle. It was attenddel Py tho Firit LIrd of the Trt snry, the Secretary ot' Stato 'for the flome lDrartment, the President of the Boar of' Trade tile Lorid Steward, the Mfaster of the llorie, and the Right flollouraritc G. S. 13yng. At the council the Earl ot Carenidom, a.C B was by eommsud of ...

... THE'l 'J7 dt Ni AvG (JillRN G CRNIL.E. L O N 1) 0 N: SA TURIM 0I. V JA .'NUARY 4, 180. We have just received a copy of Remarks on tbe 7111i1 agelltiet of' thle Circulation, and on the Condi- tin aald r lndiuct of tile Banik of t'iglnid, and of the CnUnitrv Isuers during the year 1839. By SAMUEL JO2N;RS Lobra. The puliblicatioln extends to 1:37 pites, and its seasonable ppoParance, coupled ...

... XFOJ FORT DAY'S rl CEEDI' G$. (BIJ EXIRESS.) MIONMOUTH, FriDAY EvENING. ?? following arc the proccediags which took phil this dav up to the hour of the express being displtcledi:- flRIAL OF MR. JOHN FROST. At the 5itlii.: of thi; court, at nint1 o'clock tlis morning, Sir 1. ?? sldl lie wished to cell the attention of thel l rdellips to the deposition oi Captain Gray. ClidelJudtiee Tindall: l)o ...

... MO1NMl:OUrTH SPECIAL COMMISSION. (ISRONM OUR OWN ItEI'oRTl'5., PIROCEEDINGS ON THURSDAY. [lCONTINUEI) FROM OUR it'ssr.] Sir Thorias Phillips under examination: I am not, fain as to thc allusions I made reqlecting a nmyjrit thirty.sevsn. I attended the Usk meeting, at whic high sleriff wis to have presided. That was a ci, meeting. I might have then made some observations is allusion to the ...

... TRE SJI.IiFE'hlD ANTI-CORKN-LAWV MrWsl~gJ'G, S1AN) MR. WIARD'S ADVHJISS TO HIS CONSTITUBVTS. The lnaetieg was ad vertised ior one o'clock on Wcednesday, the lirst day of tble new year, in the great Cireus adjointig thie Ctittle Market. From the nmoroerrt that the proceedinge comrnecnrIe, it wras evident that there Was to be a viok nt optImlitiOlv, and the doors having been forced open art hour ...

... TU9RKBY. CONSTANTINOPLE, DECEMBEt11 t. [FROU OURa OWN CORREPONSDENT.] The festival of the Bairam, bringing the month of Rarazan to its termination, commenced on Saturday last; but the procession, though generally expected, from its being the first in the reign of the young Sultan, to have been much more brilliant than usual, was, on the contrary, rather less s0o than those of former yoars. The ...

... NAVAL ?? LE; [IIIOM THE HAMAPSHIRE TEI.EGRAPI5.) PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 4.-The Waterwitch, 10, Liei. tenant i1latson, captured, on the Ist of November, after a chase of nine hours, a large Portugucese brig, the Fortuna, pierced and fitted for 20 guns, but had only four on bLnard, which were thrown overboard in the chose. This vessel has made seven sticeessful voyages, taking each time between 600 ...

... DUTCH AND BELGIAN MAIlLS. [FROM THE PAPERS RECEIVED r.ASI l11ORT.1 BRUSSELS, JAN. 2. -Yesterday being ucW year's day, his Majesty the Kling having about him thc ministers and the officers of the household, successively gave audiences to the diplomatic body, to the deputations of the Secate and the Chamber of Representatives, the Court of Cassa- tion, and numerous other public bodies. Her ...