... 'EDINBURGH NEWS: CONTINIUED. TXhe Candlemas Term commenced on Tuesday . t. the Court 'of Exrcmque. - - 1I The Court, of Session met on Tuesday for the dis- patch of business, -after the Christmas recess. r On Friday, Mark Jameson,. Esq. solicitor, was eected Town Clerk of the Corporation of Berwick, o in the room of ?? Willoby, Esyfresigned. d On Tuesday evening, there wase discovered, at the ...

... ' *FAlATCH PAPERS. MNlIiSTRY OF MARINE, To HIS EX XCELLENCY TIlE MINisTrR or MARINE AND . COLONI:IS. - MONsss qEUR, - Dunkirk, Dec. 13!0. I have the hoiotlr to) in-form your Excellency of a disastrous ?? Wtich tgook place yesterday in Dlunkirk roads . T'lhe English East nldia Ceomlany's ship the Elizaltch, of f650 tons, colnnanded by Captain Hubv rt William Eastwick, *in its pahsage frmen ...

... LONDO CM' FRIDAY-JANUARY 18. k 0NO~TRpq BRILLIANT-AcTiox.-Accounts have tl received, of a most gallant action having been q *t On the coast of Spain, between his Majesty's n 41 tr Entreprenante, Captain Williams, and. fout ?? pnvateers, whose collective force amounted vJ 1 guns and 170 men, some of the guns Iong t 'Punders: The Entreprenante carried.: only at ir ,lhe 8 guns, 12.pounders, and ...

... LLOY1YS MARINE LIST-JAN. 22. The Leviathan, with 501 barrels of oil, was well on the coast of Peru in July. The Venus with 840, ansd the Thames with 1100, were well in August. The Perseverance, with 1500, and the Seringapatarn, ~with 120, were well in Sep- tember. The Castor, from Liverpool to Charleston, has been on shore at Liverpool, but got off with damage. The Sir Sydney Smith, Branford, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Jan. is. . The order of the day' for calling over of the House was postponed until Monday. 'COMMITTEE ON THE REGENCY BILL. On the motion of the Chancellor of the Exche- quer, the House resolved itself into a Committee on the Regency bill, and the Speaker left, the chair. The clause stating the necessity of a Council for the Queen being read, The CHANCELLOR OF TEM EXCimEQUER, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIANI *~ ~ hOS OF .CGM-:MO g uNS .i-~I (Co. ainfiadrfrom our ri: Correap . e , . - Mi- 'CANNING' observed, What he was 'anxious to*; hisR sitiments early, ?? ;deb-t 'hat,,no' liscoddeption 'might arise: bfowha t iehad said on ?? House wa' now-arrived at that ' X fbL-busi'net'S ~bere 'authont ease4, nd'tfiart b bg te haduo gon ys fac a l7Sws'peteO, andgp whei~ fareas .h'1,-taeofi, ...

... . On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurss- day,- a CtOurt-Martial' 'ws' held: at Portsmouth, upon J. C. Woolconbe, Lieutenant John Brand Urmfie- n Ville, Mr F. Minto (master), and Mr T. Hodgson Y (pilot), of his Majesty's ship Amiable, for running e that ship on shore in ?? 'Bay, in the morning h of the 25th ultimo., They. were tried separately, that they might be examined 6n oath, and both ...

... I- STAI ?? ' X iJ:S 'S D E L> H.d ST4ATE Or XI3I WAreST -HEATIT.0 i - 7 . . . - . . Windsor Castle, Dec,9. Xi-estj has pasisd a ?? conti as --Hi EMaiesty hpassed&7 god td if s et W;Si~a~es ye as sed in good and sast fl spat4*S haveben. d ?? ...

... ptIFATB CORRESPOXDBNCS. -1 T- tt I -.7 1. o oitr London, Jan. 23. i past 7 P. M. We lave received foreign papers, which contain I proclamation, dated pth ult. announc- m ination of the rebellion of the Janizaries, thet 0f.ihOm had fallen by the hands of the public and an equal number, says the procla- >2 'by the just laws of our sacred religion, ben condemned to impsisonment, until they are e ...

... PRIVATE CORRSESPONDJ2NCE. e Losdon, Jan. 4. i past 7 P. AL. Letters have thisorniog reached us'from the op- posite coast, dated the day before yesterday, inclo- sing others fromw Paris, of the 29th uk. In the lat- ter it is distinctly and positively stated, that three f ships; bound ftom the United States to Bourdeaux, r laden with A merican, produce, and: consigned to J. r S. B. on entering ...

... PRIVT'ITE CORRESPONDENCE. It T -ovA-- To- - ,- I' London, Jan. 25. d past 7 P. 7. Yoe have lately seen two public documents re- cting peace between the Czar and the Ottoman pire. The following is the latest intelligence re- red from the Russian army in Turkey on that ject :_ Petersbmrgh, Dec s2. ?? negociations between the two belligerents the ast of Europe are likely to come soon to a se, ...

... FR&M THtWLO?iDON G4ZETTR.. -0~lGSTREET, D4cI .8.~ A.Dispatch, ftw 4 * terdir received at od e lfi drst. his Lordship by L ie n i: qton ?? -i Qdei~ng-ydu o 5t the 8th instant, and all th ser ,, W ?? U l-h . lenem detaeed a6body o cvary consrstin~g . bf £aui+,' r^ eemnents; etow.rdsCimbia, ' but, findino .ht Xi-tovvn ocecupiedi by Geri arceliar,: ?? , returncd ?'at o-,>tbeir station' in 'te ...