... A rmail arrived this morning from Ilainhbrgh, with Papers to tie 24thI ultimo. They con litni heavy complainits from Strashurgh, CarIsriihe, &c. against the severe transit dutie5 imposed by the French G svernunenit otn German mld Swviss goods, as well as on those of French production, nud thieaten retaliation on the latter. TI he plague still conitilnues to ravage Algiers ; and, ii addition, ...

... The following are extracts from the French Papers, which arrived yesterday:- Port St. Moary,, Sept.27.-The town is nearly deserted this evening; all are at the head-quar- ters at Chiclana. Tthe projected attack on the Isle of Leon is to take place on two points.- The troops that will embark from the point of Rota are destined to proceed to the fort of Tor- regorda; and the other troops will ...

... His Majesty's ship P1haeton, 44 guns, Capt. H. E. P. Stuart, which arrived on Saturday evening last from Vcra Cruz and the Havdnnah, was towed into harbour on Monday by the Cormet stcamn-vessel, to be docked an(lI refitted. She sailed from Ilavannah the 2Sth of Septem- ber, with Dr. Mackie, a gentleman who had been deputed by the British Government, to execute an important mission with the ...

... Lioiei:4e Aril .-Between 11 ansI 12 o'clo0k .fn SutIay night a partyof those tigitlydesieradues, to ihe number of 30, who lofest ihe South Liberties fs of Limeric, assailed the house of J. T'irn.ce, Eaq. k at Cunnigar. The. attack cumnmenced by the party d shouting, halldoing, and smashing almost all the J, whidows in the house front; and here their utlost . exertions were dir''ted against the ...

... P0 STSCRIPT. LONDON, JAN. 31. The following is the Speech of the King of France to the Chambers: it will be read in England with equal sorrow and indignation' sorrow at the infatuation which hurries to almost certain destruction a family restored, and institutions ereted, by the blood and wealth of this country ; and indignation at the daring contempt of the dearest rights of' men and nations, ...

... MOOSTS'Ie I PYI. LONDON, OCT. 2.5. Yesterday a Court of Directors vvas held at the East In'dia llouse, wvhen the Right 11on,. Earl Anmherst was appointed Governor General of India. The dispatch of the Portugliese Ambassador was received bylhimi yesterday. The seal had evidently been broken, ande it is saitl part of the ciutents has been taken out hy the French Go- vernment. Mr. Bowi ing is ...

... b1A'LUU1, ar. V. The damnage done by the late explosion at Ostend is es- timated at three millions of ?? English, of whom there was a great number at Ostend at the moment of the explosion, have assembled to return thanks to God for their escape from the disaster, and to pray for the victims of this unfortunate accident. Subscriptions were opened, and sermons preached at the several churches, ...

... LONDON, DEC. 29. Intelligence from Lisbon or Oporto, is looked for with much anxiety. lie may expect every hour to be relieved frol this suspenso. It was reported yesterday that a ship had arrived, which left Lisbon some days after the last packet; but, upon inquiry, this proved to be not the ease. A smnall vessel, the Blessintv, laden with oranges, did enter the rivtr, but it left the Tagus ...

... TLo the E'ditor of the Ox~ford Jou~rnal. ON PAYINGi LABOtYtltES FRlOM T'HE P0011 RArTES. Sin,-As the pernicious custom of paying Labourers from theI Poor Rates ought to be constantly brought forward to the con. sideration of persons in general, I hope you will assign part of a column to the following observations, taken from a recent pub.: lication, distinguished by its attachment to ...

... POSTSCRIPT LONDON, DEC. 30. A letter of the 17th instant, from Vienna, says that the Funds at that place are recover- ing from the depression whichl had been caused by the first intelligence of the death of the Em- peror Alexander. An article dated Munich, Dec. 18, abridges, by order of the King of Ba- varia, the period of mourning for the late Mo- narch, in consideration of the injury which ...

... .'POST SCR I PT LONDON1, JtItY 11. It is Un11 rs.0(l that the Pariamlmn IWOv11 proroguci on Wednosdlay, by the ?? in CounICl, at thee King's Castle, Windsor, to th.* 21Th dasy of August next. Lord (Lanrge lerlsfi r( intends to 1)ptitiofl Parliament against the return for thle ('ounty of Wlaterford. At York Assizes HlIb0dvWOr'h and BOlWWn were tried for being concerned is the laie cins: the ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO.-HiS Majesty in good health and spirits at Windsor Park - takes daily rides in low phreton, to enjoy the beauti- ful scenery of the Park, or to view, the operations of workmnio making ?? of York, Wellington, Devonshire, and Earl Fife, among the visitants to the Lodge last week.- No (lay yet named for his Majesty's removal to the Castle.-DDuke of Gloucester arrived at Bagashot, ...