... I- 28nffltkilleorZ. e X_ FO-REiG r- |A4 geiitleinafi receitly airrived from Menemel, states, 'l ;that the Freneh General oudillot's corps. reportedto h- be now in India,. was on the Ioth oc Novemher at le jantzic; the inhahitants of which city complained I'loudly of its exactions. )e Captain Dourick, of !te ship GTfhcrbe1r., orl;b, who !d left St. I)omingo on tlie 5th last, gives a verv difler ...

... DISPUI'E WITHl AMIERICA. We have rar ceive'l Arneiicnqr paiers ttt the°fith o9 NheiVrnuer. Ans articie mL ited t aishinglon, Nov. 1, s-Cs- ' Yesferejav the lton. Mr. Lvon stated, in the 11l iie' of R'ereoffitive, that he 'isvied the galle- rcl cleaed, anid tie. doors closed, boltcd, and- bar- ed,. tis had SomIe big-hil important matters to coin- rnmim'-ate. Tbe ]lou, ] -avinr gratified his ...

... ANECDOTE' l £ OF FE I Um 'X5 GREAT. ?? I - - jm ALtoIt the meweiai (lie Liar xas realdy to leavu Sighi ne, after hmaing studied mor ?? ni a.tention Ijl~tlt Slll-bt-!(0~ it l illfocilledl1l~S ji y trian: i sipc itiii n had IflJ t o hii ~.t wcy bape, it was16 widk 4to plro- CurJe soie ensinhtt tinguists, to picofess ?? lerneT lhnguages in Riussia. Among otners a N1r GreiT, from A>er'decn4li.e, ...

... A: h .u T C IN TELLIGEN CE. The Cazette anneiunceS the followii:g aypoint- mnents Lord Viscount Strangford to be Envoy Extraor- dipnry and Minisder Plelniipotentiary to the Court of Partugal; Edward Thornton, Esq. to be En'vov ?? traordiuarv and Mlinister Pllnipotentiary, and Char!es Qlaklev, isqrs: to oe Secretary of Legation, to the (Courioi Siwxlen ; Osboriie TXarkham, John Fisher, atid ...

... P 0 S T S C R I PT. ?? t - L.V A L~ tA Ot A. ?? Many Commercial HIouses are already preparilng to esta: blish thir firmns in Brazil, aud a Coummercial 1reatvy with t that country will be effectud with -all convenient spced._ Lord Strangford takes his departure very soon. A Mail arrived, this morning, fronn New York and t-!T S lifax. brought to Falmnouth byv the ?? of Kent pacl t t. By this ...

... FOREIGN INTE LL!GENC'E. ic ?? a- SPAIN AXND PORTUGAL.- a- Private letters have bein receivedl from Lisbon, of u- a letter dlate thasn the dav onl which the Royal Family g departed. TIhev do ic;t contain any thin;g new or id interestin-. TIhey, however, contradict ihe report ut that Arujo, the Minister, was disgraced; and say, Cl- that in the opinion of the Portuguese, he has not con- rn ducteO ...

... I Rberbalt, WII-LDNESDA Y-JL4NAr- Y6. The EDITOR of THE ABERDEEN JOUTRNA A L ?? - .I feels it incuimbent on 1im, with this day's Paper, to opelr r to his mcneroms Readers, the custownar-/ congratalq- tions, on the commenicement of a Mew Year; and, '2in doing so. it is to him nf lmlpleaseing Tijection, thatt lile s. le can annoeice the dafiliy acquirement of mangy new and raluable Pricnd.s, he ...

... ED I ATB UP, G X, 3a.nb.al'5, On lTuesdlav, .the Pt. I-Ion. Archlibaldl Colqtutoun, :1of ?? Lord Advocate of Scot: of KiI&6 iClatbick, ' landas admitted Ldord Rector of the Vinvel~sity of G;(lasgoa w. t .. . Oil Tuesdav morning,. Viscount Cathcart inspect- ed the 4th baittalion of the Royals, comrn anded by' f Lieut.-Colonel HIay, obt the Ca'stlehull. , A Chirurgicai Society h1as lately been ...

... ?? CON. S JI E fiJ CO U'P TT. L ND O ?? FAtRL OY G *. VJ.RG'2 e.. Ii thllis canlic, 'or cri:mina(lu cnt'rs;Ltii' ii with the P ,lainltiftl'; ?? judglmle,t Ilacl Voil-e by} tief.'I:t. 'I li, dalim vs, NX hwi l, I% ere1 a} dt .di'),O0)0 e erc therefore to 1he a-'ese1e before the Sher ill j %Ir. (;arrow, on behalf of the P'luintilf said, his !lient was ti e represen(talive of ont eo fe in ost ...

... Po S T SC R IPT. , .iI!~Jl ~aW )9 This day's Gazette contains a Proclaniation fora Gene- ral Fast, on account of the Wal-, to he observed in Eog- land, on W.ednesday tic 17tb, and in Scothitd on 'Ihurs- day the 18th, dzys of February ensuing. The Gazette also notifies the appointment of the Dune of Manchester to -be Captain-General and Covernor-in- Chief of the Island of Jamaica, and ?? Vilet- ...

... WLED. L4 D4IY-J ?? 1,3 it is with dcep concern, we have to mention, that the Light Hou. Lord ALEXANDER. Goa noN, second son ofI Jv s - IL . s- . S A s . -f r, lvBA HC i.7, ace the Dike of, Gordon, died at Edir.burgh, on D the evening of Friday last. I'he loss, at so early an age, of \ so promising a young Nobleman, is an event deeply de: t Ip iored by the numerous friends of his illustrious ...

... THIE FLAG OF TRUCE. A number oftspeculations have been foundedupon. the secot-el arriva- of Count leinl from France, in'a a Flag of 'f'Trkee, with dispatches to the Austrian Am- bassador. ie is attached to tile Austrian Embass att iParis. By sorne he is stated to have brought orders to Count Sta'aremher to quit this countrv; while ?? ther coujecsurethat*some negociatoi is actuallv go tF in onl ...