... - ----------------- --- ccl-?,rti-;d SAI?ellfgvvn. 2; We 1I1mve receivcd ki ttrirs andl iplers froni tlje Cape to; o' Good hlope, to thio. i3. d Octobur, and thly are sa- . tiifactory in ;;1 points of 5vvw, but espeeially viithi re- s', fcrc. c! to the new settlement at Algoa Buy. Hi-s c.Eceihnry thie Geverinor, Sir Ix . 'S. Donin, was I ! t g sije eliectual 3llclusures to pla2ce thi Coinagc ...

... t Thc Ainio;.rsar General Meeting of this Society I asi held ill the 1al11 of the Royal College of P1hysi- t cians, EdinburghA, on Tuesday last, at which there was t Uresent a very numerous and highly respectable assern- blage ofttle Membars (upwards of 1410). The lRight Ilon. the Earl of MORAY, one of the Vice- 1 Presidents ill Office, in thc Chair; I - When after a Ballot, as prescribed by ...

... IUTlLLEMTIOSS ON T'1 L.ATEr M'IA 0'UT;ON'Y. Let us as;k of gcntl un wo IUVC tr iled abroad to alcquailit thb lOSclevvs withu te ¼nageulnt offpiisuns, and the criliniial j orispriidenec of otLkr countries, wh11t city of thue civilied wor Id bcsi(lc England wont h iv eC sni' er(ct1sorl 1a 'Tria:igedy as that Nvi l essud last Tu1c',da v ouek, a11(1 1epe'tei oLil MiololIday Inornilig, to lIavoQ ...

... FlQ)R-'EIKIN iNTELLIAGENC12. Jllranrrf, 'tt.cr.'zxmw. (}it The PRir J''ulinals of lI'cdlnesdav and Thi'sda : nr.vail an Snridav nlight. lTh p.ojetL of thie law; a'' o-oi-g a provi ional credlit for tile public seriice, psl~z-2 tile Cittitnber of' D.)epurio oil Tuesdlay, kliltr VP.- 201)1'-, L.- a F it'.' of si a .l;t t (15 i. rr . .1' Conta'ins tile o et'i tIa pto:nulglation nf the lkwV, at ...

... JID J ? t ?? c 4'. ri I t 'fte afihirs of' the Kingjdomj of' Naleorm tile ma0-t roitro11lent objiect Of' ilitI're infll C l/i olilies,. Sa'nu ei~li vces flor ?tPleus still be I~ii d ill OL1it t2d I~aa't-. I ipIcrirs to lie tire expectation of Hile citizens, that their indu-lilone will he.te~spectud by theAfic Mo Ilaleiti ; ad that tile i-0-r, (If thirt ageJl Kipg to If~e. Cogrzess at Layharll ...

... f-r is almitted on tdic Continenit, that Scotlanld is the kuntrv wilere, at the prc:.crt ilnn; it, the spirit of i- bsarVt'oC anod o in(jtnry, crhng objern.ec , of a Sietii *./ A.Xa'ar., is carriedto tilte greratcst pIcijon. 111the roursa of a fire vcar., a dtin-gui~iied individual, (the 'i-hr jin. Sir .ic;1 nuN c ilAw, (dart.) ahithtd, in the cein.aWicnceilent of his uuewrtalhngr, by thc ...

... Iffimrellalicaus, orticles'. The Brechin and Montrose 31issionary Society met last Wednesday evening in the Guild-hall, IM ontrosc. The meeting was very numerous and respectahle, and the business WDs carried on with increasing interest for upwards of three hours. The Rev. Mr Molleson was called to the chair, who opened with prayer, and introduced the subject. A statement was then read by the ...

... Nr P iL S. * . D_ . _.._. . _ .- EXTRACTS FllOM LETs'llS WRtlt1rrEN BSY OFEtICa15S BE- LONGING TO OUR~ SQUADRON >-' NAPtlS BAY:- II's j5ajFSty' Sship Active, Bay-of Napilei, DOc. 29, 1820. Naples loss teen in a *ery unsettled state there is now a fleet of 18 sail, French and English ; and Naples Bay, where, in winter, a shil) w.s se!ldom seen riding, now presents. a very diflerent ...

... cololliat 3ntelligilre. ,S9ucess f tlhe Cutch L.qrpediitt 1eLnc-inst the Sindeans. -The following extract of a letter from Bombay, brilning this intellignce, wve copy from Carrick's Post, wvhichl iippears to have cxclusive. mans of obtaiis- ing information on India aflaires:- 11 Bombay, Sept. 12, 1820. W While I Nvas secinig the last of your goods on boardl, last night, a vessel arrived in the ...

... KEN LWORTI-I, BY THlE AUTIHOR OF WAVEtLLY. t The characters described in this work are mostly original, and they arc finished with extraordinary li- delity and spirit. Of these the must noted are, AMi- chael Lirobourne, a sort of nilitary bravo, bully, and drunkard, trained in the bucaneer walrs to everv species of villainy ; Anthony Fostcr, a villain of a difibrent c order, cautioUs and ...

... XIroin the Lolibas Oalette. Whitehall, Jan. 12. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United King- , dorn of Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and zpazointing the Right Honourable Charles Bathulrst ; c the Right Hon. Robert Stewart (commonly called u Viecount Castlereagh) Knight of the Most Noble Or- I der of the Garter, the Right ...

... 1'Alus, Dcceinber 2.5. Nevs from -:aple-). Nsliieh acirived ,v all cx taordi- nersy ehannel, lEleULl:se, that tile Kinig proceededl on the 13th instant from his Cepital oil bon luci tbe lii gil shin Vcnoecur. ihe value inteligelice ldds, that tie Allinistcr tbr IFurei'n Aflfieis, :. de Campo Clhiasr, h::s been ihneptelewd, and succeeded in otlice ly the DUIU!e of (i6LI1. If' we can believe ...