... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDOX , WEDNESDAY-AauL is. A levee was to have been held to-morrow; blad the following notice of postponement, in conse- quence of the Speaker's illness, was issued this morning: . I ord Cbaniber'lsins OUce, Atril 16 ! Notice is hereby given, that the: levee intended to be hie by his Royal Highness the Pince1Regentat Cariton-Houseto. morrow. is postponed,,wei Monday next, the gist ins>tan i ...

... 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, ...

... LONTDONK MONDAY.-SEpry,5EN is. Last night the Prince Regent arr ton House from Brighton, in perfect he1r Ca, companied by his nstal suite. e. The wound in Lord Castlere4g!ifs b yet quite healed, but Dr lanfilkead Ilng c pronounced his Lordship wholly free f ce danger. o Mr Hans Francis lastinga issaid to ?? good his title to the Earld(im ?? ttl I-Ie is the lineal descendent of Fra1lc; . t l ...

... PACKET BOAIS-FAI.MOUTH STATION. GENrSRAL POST OFFICE. September 15. Mails Mad, Last Pacheli ?? PFacket Detinationt. &(P in Lon sailed. da. don. Lisbon ?? .Tuesdays. Sept. 6. Sept. 21. Gibraltar and 7 SdTuesday- Walsingharn, Nocton, Mediterran, nelt SeptS0 Aug. 24. September 11 Madeira and 1st Tuesday Manchester, Lady Pelham, Brazils .. each montb Aug. 19. Sept 19. America~~lst~ed, do ...

... ? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PBdZA 7 E CORRE.SPOADENGB. London, July 20. halfpast seven oclock. Boston papers have reached town to the 29th nIt. and New York papers to the same date as had been previously, received. ti By direct arrivals from Autustura, to the 2tet 'May, it ap- pears that the Royalists, wh'o are besieged by the Patriots, still at hold out, but are reduced to the greatest extremities. The inhabitants, in ...

... TO THE DITOR OF THE CALEDONJIAN Z!RCURY. We SIR-I have read what has appeared in your paper, In an- swer to an - Uneasy Inhabitant, relative to the intended al- ri teration of St Anne Street; and I am truly sorry to observe, that the answer ?? unsatisfactory, and not very intel. L ligible. I gather from it, however, that instead of carrying vi beci St Anne Street a few feet, and placing it, ...

... GZEARWI' GBORGES'. Georges Petrom ich, better known by the name of . ?? that is to say Black Gem s was biln o f a noble Servian family, in the neighli- hbourbood of Belgrade. Before he had attained rthe ;ige of manhood, hle was one day met by a sTu'k, who with an imperious air ordi red him toi . tand out of his way, at the same time declaring I that lie wouldl I)low out his bra ins. Czernyj ...

... LONJ . .. - WEDNESDAYO0TO5ER 29. pr C MoNT, Oct. 28--Four o'lock r. % 4.- Thllouglh the weather was unusually fine this mornf- ing till eleven o'clock, a shower then came on, Ov ?? ieh prevented tile Princess Charlotte from ta- in, her utsual ride, till half-past eleven o'clock, ?? her Roval Highness proceeded towards the.' * an pleasure. grounds. Sle returned d t tile lhouse about lialf-.past ...