... MEIGOF YI~ii2T JAMES TAYL:GR SMiTH, ROT-A E7',: C wA N , r-.I-N 1BU R t. 1rsPi iCTFULt , Yanct-eaia;F thoNobiitv, centrv, Ma- of ea p!-hllic tc bsc Iripliopa Reding Roorms, I f'hoaeteu . &r. that he c: ninues to receive ordeit her ? )ppiving them rvisi! ti: filowirt Scrtch. English. anrl (psis Ncwepapecs, on filltait inwi'eratoe terits, 7U.i-h at polre.'- lenajnrsa 1.i c;eni.' ie. ,aee rI Pa ...

... E 1) 1 .A- 1 U Pt G .i1, ~ . At a meeting , !he in0-hbttants oF Vrrenock, Tioli en in tli Cr-wir, i-:!l, or 1'rid.vi13uf r:to d, Eisq. chiJ f magistradi, in tile IlIlair, it v;as ianilmnuol.- Iv re iv.d to pelitioln Ptar-i2:el;t to ahrorIiC te tn ' Dart o tile Fait i nit:al (Uoni2-v1's i:a:rtr, o nich p ! ,. xitii rh.inr monoo,,ly; .d he kerr :..; oa b ' i t';lS .'7, actuaiiv .o tl:eir no ...

... FORE= IGN I N GE -XE-. FOR'zE(GIV IINrTEI Gx~EsNC.E. . SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. A Lisbon M.Sail arrived on Tucsdiv nnorninz, but re intelligence by it is not more recent tban the Qc2d a; last month. (Ouir heart quarners; were szil at Frey- :da,' and rur sicl! wvere recovering rapidil. Except the Province ol'alendcia, the l'rrnem to be extrmelv inactiire. That aclive leader, NMina, is clo -ely inve; ...

... i P-O-vE,--,Y7C JlTVTEL-;T-j-GENC-E. t i .9.Lilra~y ofce, December 24. This deta, in pursuance of the oCeasure o'hls ic-rat tiighness tile Prince Regeit, in the rname aid Cai c the behalf of his Majesty, his Royal Hizi-hness ttVd. i, Iiham lienry Duke of Clare,.c, Aidniral of t6e Red, 6 I wa promoted to the rauk'- of ndm.r i of the ilee, in theo room of AdMiral Sir Peer Parker, asonet, ...

... WHIJiISJCAIL SKE IT(.. OF HIENRY IllI. I He wa; born in 149 1, and began to reieun in139 I-Ic raised his favourites, tihe instruments of his crimes, I from the very depth of obscuri'y to the pinnacle of grandeur, and after settinq them tip ai tyrants, put t 'nhei to dealth as sTaves. Hie was pre-emnineit in re- - ligion tir .o quarrelling with Luther, whose doctrines e, le thonght too ...

... IMPIi' -lIL t ]Le i'LLJA.I'NT7' er HOUSE (F LORI)S. ut Friday, Jan. 10. se Lord Liverpool, in a very animated and elotuelict ns speechmoved tile thanks ofthe House to Lord Ninfo, uIs General Aucirmuty, Colonel Gilie.pie, &c. ibr tiitir 1ie services in the late brilliant achievements iln tite id East. n- Lord Mloira. Perfectly concurred in the motionr e- from his conviction of the a sThrz ;h°wn ...

... e |DsPRSItON OF r'ME CATHOLIC C.O;I ITrEE (I lDUIBLlN-AND ARREST OF EA&L FI4AL Ii s fAND LORD NETERVILLF. iOublio, December, 23. i This day, pursuant to adjournment, a meeting of; ' 1 tie Catholic Cot ninl ee took pace at the Private Theatre, in Fishamble Str-et. The atcndance wa' t most ntmneronu and respectable, and cotnist (d of a.| e tihe ratik, tatent-, and conseq ue.;c of the Cathlolitc; ...

... i IIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. The anniversary general meeting of this Focietv vwas held in their ball, Edinburgh, on Tuesdav last, at! which there was a full and respectable attendance of 'he noblemen and gentlemen of ile society, aboec go. In absence of tile Earl of Aboyn^, the vice-prcsi- lent in office, Lord Elibank took the chair, when| af cr a bdllot, the following were duly a tled met- ...

... E D I A B U IL' G , it ~ ~ ~ ~~fl~I, a . I * B i Frida;-, rte rntaiers cF hii Grece, l-Hnry, Drde ef ruIcievcih, ye e cariled troi:: Danieich p:lace, to the f,- pC nily burvin- Sui;, in kia;keiwi clhrch. Bcsides his n.bic relatives, aiu -mb3r of 10o 't!nen:- a:nd gentlemen, the -ieu- be 'teIa:ncy of t'ie countv of Edi-iburgh, and most of che r, terinar- Gf :is .:;11ease ez >e,, wee preent, ...

... PKSCVTJGN OF TOMAS -4' I- .I a xCU7^SC.M AS T/s05 Sf'I '-?. . fin 'Il ..l. 1 i.;. hn- Or, Thursday, this ulfrttinate man, convicted Tiv- I l;re tile CIdo~v ult oF.J~us iciary, in the njonth oi all Novenrber )a-., of rob,irg a DIanish Captain on the z' r Pod o Graligemoutl!, wa., executedl at 'ilkirk, iur-.. the Suarit to il S C,en.ence. cn; A report h .. eg been cirrulated t-at an ...

... D - --- - : E - .L. ORD hTJfIVT OA. h'13e latc Lord N'ewton was descended of the H ays 'of 5annes, one of the most ancient branches of the famiv o. H-av. Ile v as born in the year 1747, and vias called to'tlhe bar in 1769. le haid so thoroughiv studied the principles of the profession on which lae iD now entered, that ne u, ed often to say, that he was as gocd a lawyer at that time as he ...

... p O S IS R I As. Tfi, mel-ncholy ccairmlatiaaa, Of t i. .cs of :the ,- George and De-fence iq at length rrcciaea3, It vrs brought lhy he two XAho!t i wls hich arrived veste'edy yf-- i naam 11Thrv were loIt off the' ciast `a1t lI aanti*-Ciz :hea I.'-llh De mb r. B;,rh ships str!cek th,rro-,d at ice, , Lt a ttot great Zas Jaae fi Elis th-a Zc.-. to receive a'qig- t Lnc, the ternptst atil ragi&g ...