... LLOYD'S MARINE L1ST-SPT. 19. 6' Permamb Uo, gist duy | A Portuguese frigate,.and about 20 merchant vessels un- deI cot oy, sail to-morrow for Lisbon. 'The M'aria.; MaI, from Rio Grande to Pernambuco, put into Rio de Janeiro, leaky, and with her masts split. Soe had.! unloaded and was repairing. 'I e Callbipe, Goodwin, from Sicily to Pernambuco, was lost in Jaul, in goinginto {it port. 'the ...

... IRISH CATIIOLIj BOARD. Tle following is the copy of tile letter adopt- ed b~y thle Board of tile Catholics of Ireland, and forwarded to all the Catholic Bishops:- My Loann-1 am ?? by the Catholic Board of Ire- land most respe1ctfully so address your Lordship on the pre- senlt ?? critical and alarming 'posture of Catholic affairs in 'his country. 'Ihey repoqp the ut onst confidence in the ...

... PRIPATE OCORRfESPO NDENCB. - ondon, Aug. 27. half-past seven o'clock. BONAPARTE AND LORD AMHERST. The Cmasar, which lately brought home Lord Amherst and his suite fromn Batavia, in consequence of the loss of the Al- ceste frigate, is the bearer of the latest intelligence from S Helena, relative to the health and manner of living of the Ex- Emperor of France. 'IThe Ci;rar having occasion to ...

... SHOCKING SUICrDE. rIriAay, 'at about half-past two, a hackney. coach ?? up to the eastern gate ?? House, in Pall;iaII1 when the coachman pro- ceeded to alight and open the doqrr. At the mo- ment a pistol was discharged, and it was discu- verbe that the; g ftl;snafih h d h'J sidbt himself. 'Hb was immeliateoly co 'die' house of Mr ahillips, tw'o doors frii alton House, wlhere medicar aid and. ...

... cr 0 1 i I Igni, I Xt y??? L EDINBURGH, SATURDAr-JANUARr Ii. Our last paper 6ohttined an ncceourit of tie income and charge on tile consolidated fund for the quarter ending 5th January 151 6, by which it appears that the receipt on this fund is less than the expenditure by about £. millions- Tvwo other documents have been since issued from the Exchequer, the one gontaining an cen- act account ...

... Ira THE .ADITOR DF.TRA CALArDOY~tAN MAR17Ur? Sse- I presume you will have no hesitation in circula: thlsg.a copy of the inclosed sahedule, through the medium ol the Csledonian Mercury, as containing a cheap and nutritous mreal for all who chase to try it, but is particularly intended for the lower class of the community, now in a most distress- ing dituation, and, if they chuise to adopt it, ...

... To T ali .EDITOR OF TEE Mt§E~S~lVhERCURK. Sint-While upon a visit to Edinburgh, to it- witness its far famed romantic appearance, and ithto view, as a stranger, the many interesting spots d; which such a city, renowned for its learning, pos- re. sesses, I was led, bv the advice of a literary friend, to explore the repositories of the dead, t and to see the tombs of many illustrious Scots- *nt ...

... TO TTEI . EDITOR OF 'THE CALEDONJIAN .MARCUA'r. SR I--aving sedulously endeavoured to inform t iyself regarding the very important topics you w did me the favour to insert in your paper for Sep- d tember 5th and October 5th 1S16, and for July r 28th 1817, 1 have strong grounds for concluding b that the most speedy and efficacious means to render the project adequate to its design, must ri be ...

... ); ..1>)DNGS ON THE F NORTH BRIDGE. \6EN .RL MELTING OFTHE INHABITANTS. | A most numerous and respectable Meeting of the Iniiahitants, convened by public advertise- ment, took place ol Tuesday, in Merchants' Hall, which, before the hour appointed for bu'siness, became so crowded, that it was found necessary to adjourn to the Freemasons' Hall. The' pu'r- pose of the meeting was to censider what ...

... I I.D#.n cr , th i The Autumn Meeting of the Turt ff Coursng' Club commenccl at Turriff on T'uesday the 4-th ti inst. Eight dogs were entered for the Silver If Cup, given by the Club, and fran their matches as follows, on ?? of Wrae - Mr Gordon of Aberdoues m. d. Spring, beat Mr Wilson - of Calrubanpo's b. b Beauty-hare kilied. n The Marquis of Huntley's sw b. Venture, beat Mr Gar- den ...

... ? 4!. c -, , , ?. CONVICTS F'OR D1ION TREASON. Three letters were addres.d to thje High She- M riffrespecting-the prisoners' for high treagon.-! r The first granfs a respite for George: Weighthtan d of seven days.' The second gives a respite dur- ing pleasure to Thornas Bacon and the other IS who pleaded guilty., Of the third letter the fol- lowing is aeopy'- --c . in the ,name and on the ...

... X27 1 TRIUDS AIT LWlAPOrL- idorI low, In April last a person named ?? ., wbho ?? ?? we understand'ain Ireland, purchased a 'snow Iv Poadhvn ler 0. cormnon river ?? at LiverpoDl and having alter urn ed her so ats t6obtain as' Brrifih register, and a li- it cence for a slidinS bous.-rit; rigged her in some ime degiee like asloop,' p:eserving however as much ices as possible tlhi externl ...