... Altens are feecral QUARRIES of ftone fit for London pavement, &c. which mav be entered to imm - wiately. ‘They lye near to the pier of Torrie, and to the harbonr of Altefs. Lhere are alfoto he fet in tack, or fHid, The FARMS of REDYEUGH and BACKML, lfh‘g ...

... The Court of Session rise3 this day for the au- tumn vacation. Yesterday the 4th or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards quartered at Piers-hill Barracks, were reviewed on the sands at Portobello, by Lieiten- ant General Vyse. They went throutg1h their various evolutious ...

... pe:-: ,lintid th. Pier-ih.'-ls, and welcomned thr Anmi- sailor with repr~catcd cheet s. (Ilecal Aini-eusi arrivcd at his Ilose, i: 1'ortialid-AIC'La, at ?? i 'clock th'is Inollil,.! w-ith his Secrctary, M. P rtalis, andl suitc. .e hast uight rIC ;i .P.is; ...

... hogsheads of sugar, '&c. bound tp Krgecnock, parted ftom heranchor in th'onads, and came ashore within about half a mile of the Pier l-lead, where sht sobo sunk ; but owing to a tremen- dous surf, Evcinc, with the advantage of tide, soon eumpietev rolled over ...

... beg ve Opvplyiiiz to Mr. L.ows, Cili(l'ork. 11 no-1 .o'.'(Silo1 'll'tr' Va. I.~ V-t' rrwP rilel CI-Ti.\Pr LANT NF. CAi A 1-oy hast ;Il-. r-e-ia.-l ojj thl.oifilw'l yard-~. .A- ald wNid 0j 1.12 ¶f TI IN3, rnm is. 2d. at Id. 1opwavdrl to 'is. per varni- flI3ts' ...

... 15corge, Captain ;s Orible, for Bombay and China. ! Earl of Abergavenj, Captain w'orth, for l, Bengal and China. 'The' Warten Hastings, in consequence of the l, damage she received, by running foul of the A- D be~gavenny in ihe Downs, will not be able to proceed ...

... olhergruunda. fi I A private letter from Holland, dated last Sa- l II | turday, states, that the general battle wvasfought | al hast Satimiday week, tie s9th October-that it |t I was most obstinate and bloody, ansl that thei b IAusstrians madle a long andl ...

... Nivstsss j TIi iiters, who ?? a Council lp'I tmhe oce_- ai- n-n; ?? the terms of the treaty have not transpiced. C ',This haste in M. ?? seems to have brc a e t tinexpeCted. The British Ministi-y rtelied upon fi the promises of the Emperor Alexs-ndcr ...

... ice o ! tor~ei ?? -ci:iZ:r>.}ld;ri2-yse:!~~f siicii a q;sies.,veurdc Of Tie iri ci. adclicctioi t- iil ?? ait t.g- i;, thic' hast j; ?? ae!et of a good ?? ?? ant ?? is -pli lc of so,- * I cl -s -1- ?? ?? tic as -ctcci-sf.''- thc- ali~loi pco- o me F ?? ...

... Almighty and Eternal lord (God, vaio hast made I heaven ,and e.rth, the sei, andi the dry land, aud separatecd P the one front the other; h-lit compasseil thai wate s vsth t bounds, until day and siiiht comc to an end; who t hast said to the raging Ocean-' I ...

... which the horse and rider were precipitated into a deep gulph of the river Doveran. Some shearers, near the opposite bank, hast. ened to his assistance, and observed the horse emerging t from the water, in which the Groom was seen struggling, % -as it ...

... g, the passage frons the one to the oither; alsb, a varietyof' Large-and Small CELLA.ARS. The subjects are situated on the Pier of Stonchavevs, fcorn which a great deal of expence will be saved, eithir inl ri~pping goods therefrom, o'r in lantling from ...