... -rITCI AT CHNESS BETWEEN THE LONDON AND ED ISBURGH CLUBS. The fifth game of this match, which declded the contest, d has just beets published witll va'riatiosts and remarks by Mr. t Lewis. The match Was coomsnenced in April, 1624t.; the stake played for ?? a cup of the value of twenty-five gu- neas, cld thie best in three gainies (exclusive of drawn gases) wals to lbe the winner. The Edinburgh ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING Fever at Gibraltar.-Paris, Nov 23-Ver which we have received from Gibraltar, con rteccs1 published, stating a sensible decrease in the nix, hose oj in that place. aobe te Soatle Amnerict..-The Boston Patriot says, e ed a file of Valparaiso papers to tile 6th ofJuly- by thtc we learn that in Peru all the citizens, betwecn re of age, were rcqusired to enrol themselves ...

... MR. SHIEL'S VISIT TO ENGLAND, ' Time CATHOLIC QUESTtoN.-Frhis question, at all times I se -nteresting and iinortant, is peculiarly so at this moment, or , in consequente of the new position shich it has assumed, El owing to the enery and zeal of the Catholic Association, p1 and the organization of a national collection. The criti- aO cal situation of Europe, too, conspires to enhance the in- ...

... COMMENTARY ON THE SIXTH VERqE O To f CHAPTER OF ISAIAH. MXTI ; - The writer who addressed a short note to lr, Rln I through the Mercury of the 24th ult., not ?? e a es favoured with any reply, thinks we are b in boo publish the following brief communicatio. Weca,,0000 readers that the writer is a most respectable ad iooellitio0 i minister of the Gospel, and we hope, thereforethat I duction of ...

... ,it n t The civility of this man is ronderfil! Iltespares us the troube li- of cootradictileg him by contradicting himself. Nay, he goes still re, further; and, by proving himself a liar, s'lves us the trouble of eall- e, ing him ?? Popc. I be He Ite Iog !r- :al he ad no lit The foregoing passage, from a favourite English satirist, is quoted by the editor of the Catholic Journal, as a perfect ...

... THE CHASE THEor C ir AdsSatuay the 29th, at ,ul Ae e ('he ahire Hudsc. 1. ?? ; Wednes- Wr,,bur Jrj; ThMroday the 4th, Oulton Park; Satur. dythe th a rds will meet on Satuday the 29t, Sir. T4tontaStanley's Hnouiodw mc~naudyh2t SirfO~ Co;Tesday Dec2. Putddington, at ten o'clock. 1! B. ricsc !Ionnd Tdwill meet on Saturday the 2gth, at Sel- ?? H~o-nds will meet on Monday, Dec. 1, Row- 1: Castle at ...

... . CNrzO7, HAD7 ER'I CITY, Twlo ?? is no new feature ill the Money Market this nsoining. Consols all the forenoon, 86,S to87, till nesrly this houlr, when the scarcity of Mdfncy Stocks advanced the price to 87{: the quotation is noes7 to 871 Exchequer Bi, s and India Bonds are unvaried. Tue Gazette de France of Monday contains an extract ffois the Augsbuig Gazette, which under the head of Con- ...

... An adjourned meeting of delegates from Friendly Societies was -- held in Leeds, cn Monday se'nnight, for the purpose oftaking into tra consideration the schedules issued by the Society for the Diffision en of Useful Knowledge. A much greater number of representives sol attended upon this than upon the former occasion. One of the wl spealers having thrown out some suspicions that the ...

... PROTEfSTANT EPISCOPACY, PERSECUTING - ' PLOTESTANT PRESBYTERY. [From the Life of Alexander Reid, a Scotish Ccvenaoiter, edited by Archibacld Prentice, his great grandson.] The lives of Isobel Alison and Marion Hanvey were taken, literally for tlhexr opinions, for no act was proved against themi, nlmess it was theat they had conversed -ovrtb those who had beets declared sehe~s. *Their refusal ...

... OXBTACLES I AN 5NVADING .ISMY. IN the war whicli lasted from 1805 to I812, and was c'osed by the treaty of Bucharest, the Russ ans were in possem:on ei the w~hole country from the Ne ster and Pruth to the Bal- kall ; but they never attempted the ascent, with the excep- tion of a few bands of Cossacks, who made a dash across the ridge, and returned napidly aigain. The Muscovites had al- ready ...

... Yesterday a Vestry was held at at St. Nicholas's Church, th e being specially convened to take into consideration - a bill pro. on e posed to be brought into Parliament in the ensuing session, for e vesting the church recently erected in Oxford-street, North, in fir this parish, and the cemetery attached thereto, in the Alayor, co Bai'ffis, and Burgesses of this town; and for authorizing the ...

... i To the Editor of the Mlanchester Times. Sise,-Thle four letters in last week's Papers, (three sit thle G rdaand one inl the Courier,) intended wholly or l~trt~y us replies to me, arc not of such a character as to render any notide of' theti necessary to thle soundness Of those opinions which you obligingly gave me the opportunity to address to my fellow-townsition, on the project for a jon ...