FROM JANUARY 3, TO DECEMBER 2G, 1 829, NEWS.. FOREIGN COUNTRIES. merica - President's Message to the Congress of the United States, I. Ta- riff, 17; opposition to the Tariff,...

DR. CURTIS has published the following answer to the Duke of Wellington's letter on the difficulties of the Catholic question. It will be seen that the reverend prelate does not...

for the peace of Europe. France possesses a " magnifi- cent army ;" the Austrian army was " never more numerous or more formidable "than at present ; and the Prussian army " is...

was presented to the Congress on the 2nd of December, the day on which the session was opened. It is an elaborate document of immense length ; of which an outline will be...

they make him out to be mad. This may be nearer the mark. He has not been able to attend to business for many days. The soldiers are said (a very common saying in Portuguese...

or- dered the campaign to be continued during the winter, the snow and the ice would have formed an impenetrable barrier between him and his enemy. Not so: the Paris papers of...

bind th e first twenty-six Numbers, which close the year 1828, we shall Immediately prepare an Index and a Title-pa g e for the First Volume; and now commence a new series of...

the resignation or recall of the Marquis of Anglesey. The probability is that he has been dismissed ; for we have reason to believe that he Some time ago stated, that he would...

STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY EVENING.—The present state of the Stock Market has afforded abundant matter of surprise to many persons, who, arguing from the experience of the past,...

Castle, he has experienced a slight attack of the gout in one of his hands, which confined hint to his private apartment for several days. The attack, however, was of short...

rosts.—In the course of Thursday morning, Sir Richard Birnie took occa- sion to remark upon the improvement which seemed to have taken place in the public morals, as he scarcely...

having been shot in Lower Spring-street, Marylebone, died on Sunday morn- ing in the infirmary, from the effects of the wound and of a fever induced by cold. A Coroner's Jury...

THE PRESS. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE—We fear it is as pernicious in practice as it is incongruous in theory, for the United Kingdom to have virtually two Kings and Cabinets, even...

TOPICS OF THE DAY. Tiut Edinburgh Murders have excited an universal feeling of min- gled horror and disgust, which no event in the history. of our coun- try has probably...

MORNING Cunt's tcLE—As far as we have been able to discover, a greater number of individuals in England, compared to the population, enjoy the ad- vantage of nutritive and...

SOME or our cony emporaries appear to entertain apprehensions, founded on the alarming - symptom of' their not having laughed out- right once at either Pantomime, that they are...

THE Globe was pleasant, a few days ago, on those Ministerial papers which attribute the late increase in the revenue to the Wel- lington Administration,—an Administration, it...

THE whole Scotch nation were not more unanimous, two years ago, in their praise of one-pound notes, than the Manchester people are now in favour of a circulation composed of...

LITERARY SPECTATOR. SITTING by the - fireside, between as it were two years, the old and the new, at twelve o'clock at night on the 31st of December ; listen- ing, pen in hand,...

nooks IN THE PRESS, OR PREPARING FOIL PUBLICATION. The second volume of Memoirs of the Affairs of Europe from the Peace of Utrecht, by Lord John Russell, will appear in a few...

A GENEROUS Ttum.—The Sultana Asma, sister of Mustapha III., pre- sented to him one of her young slaves, who, besides her rare personal beauty, was possessed of great natitral...

CAIIIBIt/DGE, January 2.—The Hulsean Prize for the last year has been adjudged to Mr. Andrew Watson, of 'Catharine for his dissertation on the following subject : " [low far...

P.Tansley and NV. Redman, Brick.lanc,Spitallields, willow-bonnet-manufacturers —T. Horner and R. Gad - halt, Morton, Yorkshire, limeglealers—J. Crafts and H Itishwortb,...

By the Madras we have advices from Madras to the 23;1 August, and by S. Undaunted from Calcutta to the 20th of that mouth. Freight still continues very scarce at 4/. to 61. at...

The Rev. James F. Roberts, M.A. of Walthamstow, Essex, is appointed by the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House to the Chaplaincy of their Chapel, Mile-eud, London. The Rev. C....

111 RTIG4.—On the 22d ult. at Gattonside-liouse, near Melrose, N.11. the Lady of Captai ci Lyon, of a son—In Gower-strcet, the Laily a f the Hen. Charles Law, of a dail4hter—Oit...

THE ARMY. Regiments. 1st Lite Guards 2,1 do. Royal Mose rids. 1st Dragoon Gds. tel do. 2c1 do. 4th du. 5th do. f1t11 do. 7th do. 1st Dragoons 211 do. ad Light Dragoons...

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. The supply of Wheat and Flour this week front our own coast has been rather limited than otherwise, but of Foreign Wheat there is a most...