... :4. rdim:1-, . X Falr; tM: I~,, X :'..',, (, /5t'vs :6 At C';T it' cc 11ii 0.1cct i \I :c mitoa.-(n Saticli-es nigb lasL, aIbot! IliveSici o c1t P iu a!ctl a ns.isin s knock cd at thu: hIall-doolr oi' l 1 'lod, itn thi7 countv, th c',jin, C ,of' Janlie-. til londit E'.. :anil, d . noude ..cdiittunet to seaich tor avil:; His door '. . :i- 'i di ntel ropened. aciti thev were told l.:t wt.v.c c ...

... SHUTTLEWORTH We have received the follow-ing farther particularstn ing farther particulars from a Correspondent, which may be Aitrersting to of interesting to many of our readers- Mrs. Shuttleworth, who suffered the last sentence of the law, at the front of .Montrose jail, on Friday last, was condemned at the last Circuit Court at Perth, for the mur-. der of her husband. The evidence, on that ...

... ]NVO1, 'NTrAY PARRICIDE, l AMIN CA. 'Fo i v..r - w n - .- .-.1 I .1 I . ,* ,' £.Li A 'ii .iws~. St. AvMWwl:A. 1 . BtSI.E.l )gNT, Oct. I 7-On thLe 8thi d&v of Octolix- inst., Judge Foiter, of ;!IKean countx,, was *.hot ac. t! cidenitaldy b-. his solt. Tllhe eirc ii sta ti 'y. Ie ti *o . this nmelancholy event tir. as tulios' El:-T'ie :on h,1d lett h l erisc for the purpowe of' hunting ...

... IFCYREGNCTN XNTELLiGI -NE.. I --.F ariv. ,. t a On Tue'day, in the Chamn.l.r of Depues thies MTiru ^t- nis-r I Fne opened the Bi lget for die yvar 3£' tic for Thc Minister, aPter stating th-e vzirious chats-es, Its, prceseded to detail his Wavs and Means. ite tully Ti of relied nn all the resource's which had provced avilahbe e to for the prasent year. I-e stated the advantag'es reutlt- b tb- ...

... c DOAdI S'fTi INTELLIGENCE, S a .-- . -- I ..--- :,te~~ r, i_,i, r,, .- i5 ---- - ---.,,,- - --. It is said that Idi i'daje!i.y will visit Scotland next vpat, a3113 V.',crwtsrds roocecd to his Hanoverian do- ,, 4:jitions. IWfaV learn from gool authotity, that a comrunica- sm I ticn has recently been made from Mr. Canning to his ae iifl ieuds in L'iveriool, with the view of intimating to be ...

... f o RiEN I NTELL I IG ENC E. ed 'I Yrrt-;rc. s&N ernia~5rp, tic. i , llehltverecie'oJ, bveispre.s fiom ;ri; th, de i.P _- by -17Li$te, rfi' Satt!UiLy. Ct;Vs tile flloswhlg Royal dis i Ordinarrce fur the srrliartiotn oi a ntew 3' hir:. r iitv. ^ ROYAL ORDINANCE. cr, '- Louts, I,' irle grf'ce of G(3d, &c. All er- M-tWe have or'.ered, anti do oriler, av foilimvs r- The Sritr Pevrotnyat, ...

... INFL.UE.'-CE OF THE PRlESS. WC i'opy the ilewing~ exMelent article ont tbis; sub- 'i frOITI Lh~ 1loIClc~ taae~ltt, (it Opapr lately establisshed dat e\Vind-ur and AN~ tebi-h ` couivincodi that iti ps-rncill Nill ailirrl out reader.. iiucli sttisfucltion. When B-urkec observc-il that ha 'would dCi-1-lir cit1V mn'r~s politius Whit would. toll hiM thle eTmM0 OF tII rp per lie lcd lead It;- th- ...

... THE I.NQUISITIONT. re A letter ftorti an Eglielitit n has spitecredl itt tdi tc e e If e7t lBrit(n teWSpipaer, desuribitg tlu- thn *,iitg °l e'n itp of the dungeesns of the Inquisition . Ib t tfec ofd tbi. ct exhibition has ailready be)e leattit front'- Pori:uguLrteei . papers, but there are nttnvy ]iarticutlat, ill the pcIvtte - lctter which inailtc it worthl of tit t tntitt. It Si il n T ...

... ?illpwRrjcx. ec- ter The American South Seaman, Essez, of 25G tons at G. Pollard, -master, from Nantueoket, being, Oin t3. t- 19thr of -Novem ber, 1820, in lait. 47. deg. S. loan ut, 118. IV. wasistruck byna whale of the largest cas. with such force under the cat-head, that the sea rusfwo. at into thecabin WimdoWns ,verv man tn ldeck was ksnock- id cad down ; and thc buws being stose ...

... 2. A. ZI.t . 8,;1s I ti . t', t iii! ,.n C . Liriv~sel!;pPI Pec of tilt e Witleilt. Cltcnfal O llt~ t a f'lxiii LOuEt tarctilpl' ut' the t'tticl Octtir,I jn I'ij 1-i it h ill'`c.itil t;at thed l'ert'cldicArv iiiil~ of lat,,.*l a' ii-h' tmm-d 'ricckt I.it; p le'. 'iTolc' at the tfh'oi.1 iof t1,0Onl tieri 'lice, l'o oe0ilrettilotfltiC'att-i~ e0 lugi ith C.'.it'lllut hi ci Tiirkitili )Klvtiro, ...

... ?w rL t. - . In our second page, the reader a ill find sonmc me- tntcholy details of fresi mrurders in Irelanid. 'lmre pl- pers whence they are extracted conttitn also various ac- coulnts of midiighit outrages atil searches for arnns ,ut tbesQ we ucpais b, aif now the ordiniary' transactioti 6Ct that nhapp' coliuntry ; and indeed we have not rocotr to notice hhalf the nulhjcr of thee& nainur ...

... I i : -.: - - I JFraice, ei5trm3au1p, ¢c. We have received the Moniteur of WTednesday lst, but it throws very little light on the late transactions. The Chamber of Deputies assembled on Tuesday, but nothing occurred relative to the King's answver to tle address. All tbat passed related1 to the routine business of the Chamber. The private letters are elual. ly dcfieint in information concerning ...