... NTablUl -ntttcl-igentc. _, ?? . _ IMPORTANT TO rWA1NER . As this part of the kingdom has recently suffered much C in the loss of shipping, it is highly proper to inform the public, that the harbour of Scarborough is so far improved f 1 as toaffrd shelter, in all gales of wind upon the coast to vessels capable of bearing the ground. In gales from the- 1 N. E. quarter, vessels are safe, if they ...

... ' NCHESTER Sta'rin~G. ,.e se! , I~* IL -e,~ ?? Mba@ se,.'se ',nijh mei ingvas held -in thegt i, ConromMhliester, for tbe h Iis stfconsiderii - t Ill the prpriety-o£ eddxessing. their .Majtes-ider g ti, m> pttantt e~xtr~a-orudi nary circu.ms~tances. Thte Cossrt-rqom, w by th uerwtuct was poltely granted by Sir Oswald V 255 -Mesely5-wiUlz on a in ,era~teeI~culation,, acc unoda'te rr Lego persons ...

... ?? last, aibout noon, -a bfileck, '3ust ' iits. from a vessd, escaped'from the- WKin's Dock, and, tor ni- dpwards offtwoihours,~ranousrifwly -thDu ia csipidk . ich emi £old be.Jecured. pltriij ! be- aiurpainfl ity-to feoord'sevetal' a jideWSJ in tos: the .queneeofd a;mose eenouiosature thwfaedir ,s~siokau d-ennhssion-:bfs'the-people, so, ?? nsaket day, *! ous *ro)dedlseeeid steeets, ...

... ; . BANWAAuKKaxsse.. Lang~nberrg 7¢oeui I 7;-1 endeiisd yest G&naan news. p:^ ?? 55at5Cdi i~hitl?' tothe' 'iifn~nt'Us , B~rbra Kress, wvho has s6'disgraced lierself and her pAWrybhY her'tdtthft odtt ohehe Queend vrt ! , Obpwrvingtiatt-Lorda Liverpool seefttd to pliace 'fon& rejiance on the testimony of tthis vWithesf, 'l':thoughit It xrpght be'of use that h'e, as we21 as bee Maes; ' cor sell ...

... PUBLIC DINNER AT CHO Q U EY flm ?? 'OF TIIE QUEERL'S ThIHDIJP1! The public rejoicings at this spitited town, consisting anh of a grand procession, illumination, -bonfireC, &c. were *I fullyl noticed- in' our' paper of 'the lst, ipstant, but the 'the followino aecount6fi the public dinnerwl3ich closed *l 'he proceedings of the 29tlh Novembet, was, oitted at: that tiinie3 ft'want of. room: nlli ...

... _rA ?? w* -0 - 'Aftst sortiju*- I NVapke-Letters ?? 6o-t6 AthAt., stat* . tlrat one portion of the army destined for the Abruzzi 01 ha d qisf l~edian4, ?? ompo troops. was, aP-,, pointed for the 20th, who vere immnediaie.y ?? a p station on the frontiers. The Spanjsb AhrsaSdOrQsa n special audiernce, hw congratuzlated the ?? on the oath p: zaite~~is.~jes.~ t ~ he a] Iatht sha~ jhe m ricdig. -h ...

... l7,- t ]L v v - - ET -G . -DSPI I CI ?? qtit ?? 8 AY DEC. 6. Asl unusually numerous meeting of the eiectors of is VW'estnhiflste-r took place on'the _Ebove~mentioned day, ,E for the parpose of considerins tfie prblretyent -ont .t1h an address of congratulation to .the Queen, .on e v resnlt of thle late yproceedirigs ; ard also the propriety of ,ti ?? eldressing theakoing, beseeching him to ...

... f . . i. I. - I Oe1iptothe~chiun a~ S 34 S -tr5o$ c ereb t > . that ahe eo41d seldorr4be see2 by a2e u4ie b us her box , ipoplar applause:ian4 'dben, ax -tv She; Iu~dd hvmdettprt~fital t~ei'anse& St Aie~na ~.to~thi Ho0spitals wr fib, bi-n~n - , retired;^ talthoughi to my certain -haovaled'e he r he t Highness bhad, in twoyears,given to thb Or r Rtoy't; t ?? oney ' ?? 'Two unfortunate British ...

... ACCOUCHEMl;NT-fF THE DUCHESS OF- CLARENCE. an - ,o^. _: t.i 1s.A_ ..On Sunday. rorning, the Duchess df Clarenee-Was 5aken in premature labour,. andsoonj after'fivve' in the Aifternoon, her &yail 'liglhness was safely delivered of a a Princess. 'Arrou iailnote to thateffect was immediately issued by the medical gentlemen in, attendance, staisng 'I that her .Royal' lighness' was as'.'well as ...

... FRIDAbY, DISAm-:- P RIDAY, DBCHMR 5 m ?? POUTITCALREI K j 'I~tootly wade?- ad, thA the deiai -utia attk t l m , zu mq ?? m- 'A a Ww_ --5 WV goverament ?? ;u ' !iakely t be seconded io 1 the othier. wi' the Holy Alliance. TWe am P~mla jmonarch kin, sversg te mrea. co We; iecause,'4ia Cetasful ,it would render hiset wl Austrian neigh)sltr too powerftilby theentireposes ith si oaf tl~e Peninsula ...

... o ccEwogS ?? Es- lie The short-period that h ud a lt rub. a se lication has been paioc larlY pteol 'in 'in Wrers T1 t~ occuriences,:,whlch, wree they to, beoieT s he i!qt serve, would far exceed'the liitnr of o n isms Many y ; of themrvwill befoun'd in-asscompsesed a form as p Ce sible in our preceding pagis, and we shal hei4,en- _ s, deavour to mivc n suecinci historiedl detail of the 1 ro ...

... XAUTHIQUAKE IN SCOTtAUSM. Wanlocklcead, Nov. 30.-The weather for some timie pa past-reniatkably stormy:. heavy rains- aceompanied b e high windsbhave prevailed, but, in the end of at weekm and-beginning of this, the clouds, which had for some time lowered, appeared to be dissipated, and we had some- sigms of-returning gobd weather. T'uday morn- au ing was remarkably fine but hazy-the ...