... LORD AND ,ADY uPORTSMOUT1II ri. W1aTcarUnc;.-The attention of the fashionable world has lately been a good deal occupied by the singula man- ner in which Lonrd Porls'm`0uth was removed frm kdin- buigh, and the 'prdceedigs' coni4,q'uent thereon. Lady Portsmnotith, being near her coiulinement, did n- t follow her Lord immediately, but remained in the north till she gave birth to an hdiress. Mr, ...

... THMi GR'I )iX AND TURKS- - I ; L I.: Triestc'. Dec Trieste, Dec. 7. Importafnt ezews from Hvdra, of the ?? d Novem- c her, has nrrived here, which vwill be heard with inte- rect in Christian Euroipe. The heroic Greek scarnen, in their slight mercantile vessels, had followed the g-reat Turkiish fleet to the neighbourbrootd of Tenedos, mind there saw with impatience the enemy at anchor, with ...

... FROM LLOY'S LIST-December 24. The Whim sloop, fitted out at Nassau, comnrapded by Lieutenant Hobson, -f biq Majesty's ship Tyne, with Messrs lalloway and Phiilips, dndohiipmen, and -manned o -rom that sbip, was cap-ur'ed 29th Sept'eSber, while )jing in t C uonaha, by'a pira-.ial scho ner',a'lrge vegsel 'beidg to siglir. f e Theollicers andienwere kept. iso'crs aeve'raI day6,and F most cruelly ...

... SIR IhUDSON LOWE AND THE BARON LAS I . CASES. We have received, says the Morning Chro. nicle, the following letter from' gentleman whose address is known to us:- October S3. Mv DeFan FaieNso- deem it requiswte to make a comn. munication to yoa, on the instant, relative to an occur- rence in which I was concerned ; and I shall proceed, without farther preface, to ?? on the subject of it. ...

... TilE AA;l .. W~e copy 1,fOle Otig uiit ?? aehv en.givinig a good. deal of~atte thieu.tqgtE, suibject of' the mail . and we call pecelciv tl,.qti lity of' their aeceleration tp th~,iq town. airicony d to th coun ties Of' Itoss, suitherlard, 5rnd Caithness, o a degree almost to ecxite vwer wel- cmardwt their progress some time ag.W tk o i rflt-i ed -that the arrai~ge*Nsl$ betw~een L'ond`ln anld ...

... f'R~A TECOIR rESPOND EfCE. London, Jutte 2. 1823. hlive reached itS, to-day fromn Grnd, slated 18thl I i r B trs nand M1archioness of Ila' tines antii itt il( titere on that day0 and it was tileit'sool pr-oc.Il to Coirfu ht ut it ainpears creta it S-r T1ho- 'ii I ilt nd has itnot resigned the ?? tif thle I -ics ii tat report is ettidehiti Y ioeorrect, for tire -tndte li-t ttioti of the obe ...

... Calcoonian Percurp. ?? EDINBURGH. d ft: is THURSD sl-JLLI S0. ci II d ir to 1ir 1'e have received French journals to the date of gi tIL i Saturday last. They contain various proscriptive and ai bloody decrees, issued by the Regency established at t' Madrid against such Members of the Corte's as have W taken the King to Cadiz, or have concurred in pro- e nouncing his deposition. If any thing ...

... TIX.l.SLA TORS OF TllF HOLY SCRIP2TUJES. Aln(d we klnow that all tiliigs work together for o(d to themll that lovc Ued.'-RoIm. viii. o7 1But to inortal observation, thle tieaus that wovketh ; oo! is oftln lhidden. It would scell, however, that the wise and)( !god( m'll wbo werc a1ppoilited ill ?? reig ol H i n- J;im es . . thle transl ltioill of thle Ji h Bi lw, vocritieti this cnn lick I* ...

... STT'E OF IRELAAD. of (From the Dublini Evening Post, May 3.) p als The accounts from the south, yesterday and to-day, i use are of a nature far surpassing in atrocity any thin g ( hat that lifs yet occurred. Of tihe ferocity and fearless- h' Urness of the peasantry, the following is a striking in- *d stance. On the 27th ultino, between one anti two It o'clock in the afternoon, a party of men ...

... PRlI VA TE CORRESPON'DEJNCE. yc 0- w Is' y 1), I. is v ir if t ) Io 0 C . v e t t t ; c -i S s cI London, Aug. 27. 1323,. Two Cxpresscs arrivcd ?? thig afternoons from Paris. We are i Iictured ttat. they bring tio now's of atny import- ance, exceptileg a . tetenit tihat sickness prevailed amolg the Flreiicii tosope il the ?? ) sod of Citunlil to such on extent thlit it had not becn deemeid ...

... yI A0 aern~ ~tcv 4~ ?? Llitj JDDIN BURGH. - t Ill Sllwi s newr} decree of thc ?? of Spain, I s e by exb ress:- Madchid, Oct. 7. ?? lxe . our Sovereign has issued the following httc Xerest the 4t instantC lbst I Majhefstyod that, pe on his emplolrfny to the ul, 11 andivceral atot dtrie g Ieb existence of'l tte r? , b 0zitodivda %who, (11111119 pit i le( Die Roy t eo- su led hlaovfl4! iis been ? ...

... FRENCH PAPERs& raris, Jan. 21. Yesterday, at noon, t Ke King transacted business successively with tile Viscount de Chateaubriand, A lister of Foreign Atffirs, and the Count de Villele, 1resident of thic Council. 'he Ministers assembled yestcr(lay mornimg at the rdsaience of Al. the Viscount Chatcaubriand, Minister of Foreign Affilirs; On thlc faith of an evening journal, we yesterday ...