... 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 ...

... DINBURGtI N~iwS CONTINVED. . I . . . NVA'CJJON.4iL MONrUA fE*N'T O SCOTLJ.4-NT- (Concluded fromn our paprr of MohdaY lIast.) At thc meeting which tnoit 1ilacc at l.odilois on the 29th April lSf9, his Grace the.Dkitke of AlIIOIL, gho had been da mo-,t pr,)oting the measure, again prosided, and the ?? (if the meetig, at . Edinbuirgh were t moved hy the Earls of Oteadaliane, Northeak, and Rose- ...

... SO UTHI AM ERICA. A copy of a paper of Angostura, entitled Correo Extraordinario del Orinoco, dated July 5, has been received, containing Bolivar's dis- patch on the victory ofCalabozo. This dispatch is published in the sane palper in three lamnjqt- gesp-Spanisli, English, and French. MOST ExcEL~r~s~T 5~e-\esterday the politlcal birth of I the Republic of C lumbia was confirued by a splendid ...

... 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 ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORT?. L. Jt:aUltTS 1Nt3LAND. So far as personal exatnination has eterdedt are backward, and fortunately so, from het ungeniil *tate of the weather; the north C Xtlrenl. have continued alnmot invaridble f rr a I rlyri, w during the present mouth than at any for iillirvii the spring. A great portion of the good p 01e1 p-ri; are solacing themselves by their fireside, oo\.tltal day ...

... 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, ...

... PRi VA TE CORRESPONDENCE. London, lath October 182l, The following interesting letter has retebee our hands to-day., and ?? to the misunderstanding which has arisen between our Ambaseadur at Lisbon and the Porta- guese Government. ° ' ' 't t ?? isbor, Sept es. 4' 'The revolu'i6n in Portugal will not prove very advan- tageou5 to the Brkiish; the Cnrtes, torgetful of all treaties which have been ...

... THPE MrST7ERIOMf. CIRCUMSTANCE. TO TITS EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sua-Tle alarm expressed bvi a lady on seeing me in Westminster Hall on the day of his Majesty'i coronation, and the publicity which her Ladyship judged itbecomiflg 'to give to that expression of her alarm by means of your paper, I should have treated with the indiffdrence due to suchi mock heroics in one of the fair sex, but that it ...

... ITh -1 - n I I- - ;r oonA ttov+hA- n PAC 1 ,; I The following is a copy of the address to his Majesty, adopted at a late Roman Catholic meeting in Dublin, to be presented upon his ar- rival in Ireland. SiR-While all other classes of the community arc thronging round the throne of your Majesty, with the eager expression of their attachment to your person, upon the auspicious event of your ...

... 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 ...

... PRIVA TB CORRESPONDENCi London, MEy f .MPORISTT. The Manrclester packet from the BIazils arrived at Falmesrtla on Monday, after the departure of the mail.. 1 The regular letters brought by her will n t, therefcre, tlv e io'towh till' to-morrow, but dispatches tot Goveremens, I were landed and sent ulfe~press, which arived tn.day. They bring, we, understans4 the ispaoetrnt intetigcee that a ...