... The Gazette. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, By the French papers we learn that the Russian ultimatum, presented to the Turkish Plenipotentiaries anil accepted them, is rather to be considered the basis fu| ture negociation than a fixed and established | treaty however this may be, one certain good has resulted from it, which is, that ! the scourge war .will be deferred for season, and advantage may be ...

... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1831. The third edition of che Reform Bill was published in the House of Commons Monday night last, by Lord John Russell, but it neither the Bill, the whole Bill, nor any thing like the Bill. Oh, what a falling oft' is there ! Hyperion to a Satyr It is the beggar's Grey rag patched to suit the taste or fancy all. without any one being able to recognise the original—the ...

... SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1832. The public income and expenditure for the year ending the sth January, 1832, has just been printed order of the House of Commons. The expenditure for the year is 3s. lid., and the income ...

... Suicide.—Yesterday afternoon, as some hoys were amusing themselves with fishing in our Canal, near the Castle Bridge, they hooked part of the dress of a female. obtaining assistance, and searching further, the body of a woman was discovered, with a rope round her neck, to which was fastened bas ket, filled with stones. It appears that her name is Jane Midgrfey ; that she lived Stricklandgate, ...

... SATURDAY, JULY, 12, 1834. Dissolution or the Grey Administration.— This desirable event, long looked for, and ardently hoped, has at length taken place—they have shifted their last thimble, and run their last rig; the mean truckling, shuffling, coquetting, and deception of the Irish Secretary, Littleton, with the arch agitator, O'Connell, about the Irish Coercion Bill, seems to have led ...