... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-OCT. 16. The Etiza. Allen; the Curlew, Spence; and the Richard and John, Pain, fronm Alenaudria, were riken in Axigust by sonic Grck CraZler;, and ecarried into port hut gontU Ii- berated. The former arrived at Smyrna about °°d AuRust the second returned tn Ale)xandri., :nd the 3itter arrivesl nif Ssinvrnra, on h r way y to Conistantinople, Rsbut ist tilt. 'Ihe ?? and Mary, ...

... 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 ...

... FiI'Ojll TI'E I O ND ON GAZE TTE. 1VlITETtAT,L-CCT. 6. k T'he Kinz arrived nt Brtissel~s on ThllrsdlaV ?? ti Ct ?? last mvntI), in ignml I iaItIf. His Maje- svy ]cft. lnit city On Monday mornting, the 1st P instant, a ?? 1)y the Duke of' Vellingr- ton antd the E in of Clancnrty; nnd, after visit- o ing tire tields of Wntelnoo, slept at Somnbref that r riglht. il V' \PN Oli1.1l2.-OeT. !.r; 'Cd ...

... IaMd rBURGII PAPERS. E-arnburgh, Sept. 21 lila l We have received from Constantinople the following authentic communication:- A. G Constantirlople, Aug. 25. ric We are here in perfect tranquillity, and won- cec der at the surprising inaccuracies which we find eas in foreign newspapers, especially in a Bavarian Gh Tournal, which hitherto has not communicated a of t svllable oftruth respecting ...

... EDINBURMIlT NENVS s i ?? Egre rv_ A T£XCISE,1BLE 211CI.E, The consumption or the ?? exc articles in Englanpd ?? during the y a ending the 5th January last, ry ay nst be unit teresting to othr readers; it is cxtracted fro s the Tables contained in Ihe Agricltlural Reporis, pudblished b order of Piimet We have added thereto the consumplion, in round nuri- bers, in each family, tasing th e ...

... Paris, Oct. 5. The latest. advices from 11 arseilles, relative to the contagion, are (t a satichfiictorv character. A letter from Barcelonn, datedl the 2`11 ult. says, No accurate idca can be formnod of the deioiatioi wi cich reigns in this citv. The heahth bulietin, ublisihed with a view to calm our dis- quietude, onkv stated the numbers of dead at- 4,8, and that of the sick at ;10; but nil ...

... Calebaniais !ePkgnp, ?? iere . the - - _ - - un- EDINBURGH, tes, * of nnd T11U1?SDAY-OCTOB~El 11. ife. ler- Dispatchcs were on Monday received at Carnton Pala-n, liy from his Majesty, dated from Dutseldorf, where his M2. ver jesty arrived on Thursday, tie 4th inst., in perPc; hea tt, ex- His Majesty ai ns to et ofT on Friday for Hanover, nhise me he ras expece I ?? ai ive on i.Monday. ...

... t - C . 1 I . London, October 1.121. bi Letters from Rio Janeiro, dated 23d July, were recei. th ved to-day. Intelligence had arrived there confirming the fe capture of Arica by Lord Cochrane. lie seized four Ves- sels there, the Lord Cathcart, Columbia, Robert, and Jo., sepih, of wvhich three are English property, and freighted by English merchants. The two first named, however, m had safely ...

... p i, 1,1J1'17DE CORIESPONDENCE. London, It5h October 181, Lonnton, IJin ?? Ilt,. Odrssa of the 18th tilt, have heen recei. I rq h bfring itrcliigencc from Constantinople of 41 ' em wea %v-receive the very important intelli. d1il It-v It0eli eice of orders from St Petcrsburgh, ?? II, At'jo the 'rinttt was breakling tip) from its ;1i.. 1 00a prelltit rig to mntrch to the north ward. rneell, lI ...

... TIHE rlliTISli,EMIPIIE, The population.of Great Britain at tile cen- sus in 1811 was 11,800,000, exclusive of the ar- my and navy, then half a million. From the re- turns, so far as published under the present cen- 9us, it appears, the inc~rea-e:is about 15 per cent. Trhxis will make the population of Great Britain at present to be 14,000,000 of. souls. Ireland 'contains about 6.500,000 people ...

... STATISTICAL STATr OF SCOTLAND. It L4 admitted ni the Continient that eotbland( is the coulitly where, at theC plesent I1 ommnt, the nt P1 ohI 'ei vatimi antll of itiquliry, regarding ?? 01 a I ttLslte: ontore, is elariivid to the greatest perfection. I,) tl t, CNtIe i *it a few years a dlistringlishedt indiviolial (11s It 11 t-li. Sir hulin Sinclair, Hart ) aidcld, ill t111 ?? (if his ...

... 5.) FRTDAY-SErTEMBER 25. to re Wednesday the Lords Justices opened' their Commission, and appointed William Hamilton, n- Henry Goulburn, and Henry F-lobhouse,E&quires, nt Secretaries to their Excellencies. t- The Court mourning finally terminated on er Wedresdtay, the last official notice being that the s- Court go ont of mourning yesterday. e, Thle alabaster sarcophagus, found in the newv le ...