... LONDON AND RDTNBURGI-T. e (From a Londoi lPaper.) On Tuesday the 12th inst. the spirited undertakers of a regular and more speedy and certain communication1.lsy- steano packets, between these two cities, gave a handsoni' entertainment to a numerous assemblage of friends. The e noble steam three-masted bhip ?? of Eddinburgh was e fully equipped at Blackwvtll, with the Tinion fio wards; I the ...

... ARL1,VAL OL TIIE KrNG IN ENGLAN)D. - ,1 . - * . -. K . . K- ?? About eilOck, ?? sarrived in the b.0) ntr tl' e L°Z' R;Pm y the pier wan crowded wl:b p ns an- I FZ X1lo11 to welconee the IC ogwon Iis~ ai, a r country. The Royal carriages were ?? d tstl'5. IC vvithstanding the Crowvded snte et mobailt about ninre O'Clock th fna va~Q, 1t ; the King in hlis 1Ryal yacht, lvrlino , id till si~lU ...

... clattebntian @PCUXp. sy. EIIINBURGi. e- SATURDAYJ.JANUARY 9. . at ie By accounts from Bombay, to the end of Augult, 'i:t ly appears that his Excellency Governor Elphinstone had *nbeen obliged, in order to stop-the depredations committel to so on British property by the pirates in the Arabian Gaulph ij to dispatch a squadron for the purpose. n' The tranquillity of India, which, at the last ...

... MRi ROTHISCHILD. A singular circumtnance occurred, on satui,. day, il tile City, vhict! was;.the stwhject of I yersal cnprerswion on 'C hange. AnJo tdie cotf1s2; the mortiina MJr :-Iothsclil{1, the .hCDD of'the Iwouse of thlat_ name,- so celebrated througirntq Eumpe for tbeir-inancial trinsacticns with 'ii; ferent G.vernrients, was waited ,An b 'a tperson of, very. gentletnanlike manners, who ...

... VAN DIEIMANS LAND. VLAN XJItftIAiNN LAAIst. r'rle~ followinig is an extract of a letter fronm Van Die. ?? I antd, ondie titlautheticity ofwhich~ Wtan de'pend. I Thle info.rm, fion which it contins, wja .iv, ...

... ; The CirTiht Court 1o Jtidary w 3 op5r- n Ss'i I by LoeD J fSTtCE CLERKt an 10 pene 1't l John M M herson, late priner in F. rr LL?. the bar on a charge Of telt, aggravated 1), h1 O't repute a thief, and by I-flog at thgg v lat iai banishmentbs he Pnt aded H uilty.and t-cliel h ed, was, after a Very i npr esiv adnoeuitio0 ' eif re sentenced to trantportatin beyodI seas the I-I George Eider, ...

... PRI VATE. CORRESPONDENCE. - . . - . - I m u A l n London, April *.-half past 7 o'clockr. s. n By lcttersafrom Paris of thc 2d1 inst. wve less', ?? I opatches were received there by tbe Ncapolitan Amrha11a0,? with intelligence that General Pepc, ater his deftat bt' Austrians, embarked oss the 21st March, in 'a vessel %Ii' nl had been prepared before hand for his flight, and has ta4 d with him ...

... bi WEDNESDAY-JIUNE IS. in Orders, we understand, have been received o For putting the Castle of Dublin into a state pro- per for the holding of the King's Court without delay. His Majesty will sleep at the lodge in the Phoenix Park, and will hold his levees at m the Castle. . It is expected that there will be a batch of new cI Peers created on the ceremonial of the Corona- I tion. Besides the ...

... MfADRID PAPERS. Madrid, Dec. 12. Don Josc Maria Pardo, the Charge ?? of our Court at Lisbon, lhas at length succeeded in getting Don Jose Maria Rodrigumz, Chieff hni'e Staff of General Camopana, delivered up to Spain under a good escort. Rodriguez, who had taken refuge in Portugal, is srid to be deeply'impli cated in the affair of C .diz, and his arrival alone was waited for, to bring it to a ...

... calebonita Otgum ie EDINBURGH, hi le at TI}URSDA Y-SEPTEABfER 20, or iS ?? t. ' The Paris papers, which have been received to the date of Friday last, now strongly insist on B lythe improbability of any war between Russia 4 le 1 ; and Turkey. It is intimated that the relations by R which the Emperor Alexander is bound to his C 1- European allies would prevent his going to. war without their ...

... . MOSIODAY-FEBRUARY 12. BRIG11TO, Feb. 8.-At half-past three o'clock; this afternoon our most gracious Sovereign, ac. companied in his travelling carriage by Sir B. Bloomfield, gladdened our population hy return- w ing to the palace here. About 300 of the S5td. under the command of Major de Bath, with the colours and band of the regiment, were drasn up near the palace north gate, when his ...

... 4TIADRID PJPE11.2. Cadiz, Oct. 2C. By the reports that have been received, it is konown that the state of the yellow fever was as ?? Port St Mary's, from the 15th to the 23d, inclusive, Deathis, 89-Cured, i.91 Sick, 2ssl At Xeres de la Frontera,. from the 14;h to the 23d October, D)eaths, °0-Curcd, 10-Sick, 221. At Lebrijajfrom the 13,tl to the 20th, Dcath%, IC-Cured, S1-Sic1k, 46. San Lucan ...