... ?? sC s U r. A e'iaarig' of wind tuok place oan Wedovs&Iii, and)4 by the port letie. s ?? t i ?? allI iears thatI lorid 'siath tok adrlantagk of it and s i led I'omt. 'tatolIIIs T[Le' funto, fri-aiI is orri~i'd at I lyronitla froin J1a maica al i the, Ualsann ih.1 laden with a oal'idrble l p I~. tiy (i f spevit, ba' (Jnvei'ta mintc ?? I¶iVrito. h siedt'tj J1 ?? 'he. 17t1 aJ1 sim and fro tin ...

... pi S fs ll ?? Tr . M*(c nrc ilfi llfoend tli a. .P J;rlijanwlltt tfleiit liii ¶lt di spa ehl of Iliisi (tess till the, 2fltlt of hisva thstii'lii fdax Paper'is to t ?? tit. A dlestt roetie fc ire took p ?? thle qthI of Octoiber rt avage weeco ttip ed'V IIk gi twof Uor, tis reP proet beore i the daimes Isad ;reached ?? prydesii ore! is stateld at 30,(01)0. T'he Go- verror hsis aster l a Proes ...

... GEN. PORI.IER's FAILU'RE. The attempt of' Porlier tO Produce a Revo- lttfi in Spain has failed. Ilbe fotlowijig parli. ?? i) a Falmouthi letter: - I'-almouth, Sep~t. 29.-The Frederick - packet which arrived this day fromn Cornria. let that p lace Sola w t'e _t4tl inst. Iett ers from th- nc ot that ilate state, that General Porlier, a er retainiii possessioni of (oruntita, Ferrol, and ...

... .1 invr Ind;linan lng ha ronllxlt. list i The .Bonbay Indianian has brogio-ht letters' ironu St, Heleriato the 17th tilt. They inform us thate 1 l Bonaparte still remained at the retreat where the fbr- as met accounts lfft him ; namely, at ii nsmall d welling. s- two or three nmiles in tin e interior ot the ilsond, called he the Briars. Thle ci-devant Ernperor spenas mnost of lis5i thale in ...

... 1qYAL LANC STERIAiNFREV SCHOOL; ,. ?? LAN AST ACCOUN7 OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMIENTS IN 1818. DR. CASH. COONTRA CR. P To Sundry subscriptionn, ?? 168 3 6 3y B3alance from AccountOfl817, ,6 i 8i a To Winter AMr. new Annual . . . I 0 Interest paid Trustees6 ?? So 0 U o To Keck B. A. Esq. Dofiation . ?? 2 0 e Waddington's Gratuity ?? , 10 0 ' To a Friend, Donation . ?? , 0 n Waddin.ton's Wages . ...

... ?? CO3IJAIONS, Thatrsdcq1,.4prt, O. ?? _ _- l | 1 . _ .. 11 1 . I'nolt LAvvs.-Thr' imporiance of thte san!; jet, V indtuocls us3 to give at Some lerigth thle specch of Mr. a B/serEontrme onl obtaining leave toho1ing in a Bill hI for altering the i LAW OF SETTLE~mrENT.-Mr. Sturges Bourne 0 said hle should trespisrs ats slsortly as possible oul the 5' atteintion of thle House while lie detalled ...

... SeMiITHF1EL)D MEETING. At a quarter-past iio'clock, ja ikjutationl of dsr twventy was appitinted td coolduct MIr. -Ust'f to tile ?? - of atctiois. 'iwo of them bore sinall flags, whaeic wvere eternt ~ fine, and overedtekit il-ski thle others carried es ' uioc wands. They procceeded to thle Old Parrot public. 'tiv Ihoose, in' Grecn-Arboiir Court, Old Bailey, stil there 'fCF~ *a twaiudtttlte ...

... iPM HUNT's LNTrRY INTO LONDON. o. early. as 1 o'cl on M ohilay mornng Iss- f' Siagern sn ath- centre of tilnI Iost ?? of its having been iiod i thL ?? t.-z thc friends of .;lr. Hunt, to ulect :hat -,fen for the pilpolc of escorting him in giaihd yes e4ilTi'litAl? ;r.MtvropiiO. Numbers of personls d1coroatc(d Vithi Xco to.'as do v ith bands rotlnd their hats, wit tite lnitto-' Imit. If ir cser ...

... MISSION TO NTTEW LANARK. The followinig is a, sumiftray of thc r'ecOl-11 -snendtioln n~ndetoby the eleiatntistin 0535 c iza: b h Townvihip of Leedstco-visit Mr, Qe/esi`1l8Tfaibtuidhmefl at New Luaasel,in -the reportwplresenteel-by~thver tillS ?? -to dieits constituents. Atdir gpihng throelgil tilet (letitilS of their. flhOsion, they proceed thus -''crt only ressnins for its sow lii Oliggqst ...

... GERMAN AFFAIP.S. Z! 3 (Prepared for the ;ttereay of the 20th Novembern) IN resuming OUr resnarks on the successful combinatiocn of the |klt1NcEs Or GERIMAN Y, to estab- lisl. despotic power ?? all the States of the Gcrmnin Confuderation, wre have before uts a vcry itlt- portant documncat, in afdditio n to those w hich we last ,week posscsed, in tho sihape of a Circular of' the Cabinet of ...

... 'MR. ?? CHILD RE66WBERED. ;4NaD0 RE^ErJtT Jt EN Twetera have~lteueen~e: ve4t by igrs. Horaley. fnia-s bee hTisand, by the lIA MaiLr, A.Mr. Freelin$s Pfthatideadmation and lurnanity ior which be 's go tglycharicterized. iniw tlly sent eff a specdal inessenger to her residence at Islington with the let- tss,. instead of allowing her to wait tle nsual routine of delivery. W~e nee4 not say how ...

... THE MIERCURY. b, estimating the value of the accessimd§ which have been gained to the popular cause, during the present elections, it is not sufficient merely to consider the absolute number which have been added to its ranks, but the powerfiul obstacles over whias this victory has been obtainec In the Cities of Lon- don and Westminster the triumph of Constitutional principles has been ...