... TilE AA;l .. W~e copy 1,fOle Otig uiit ?? aehv en.givinig a good. deal of~atte thieu.tqgtE, suibject of' the mail . and we call pecelciv tl,.qti lity of' their aeceleration tp th~,iq town. airicony d to th coun ties Of' Itoss, suitherlard, 5rnd Caithness, o a degree almost to ecxite vwer wel- cmardwt their progress some time ag.W tk o i rflt-i ed -that the arrai~ge*Nsl$ betw~een L'ond`ln anld ...

... 1.ArTTI Ti ?? . i jA powerful article under the above headI appears in the last E dinburgh Review. We insert the con- clusion of it, requesting attention particularly to the stateineuts respecting tlie linle ef policy Which Russia ! 'Is beeln ill the practice of fololhowiug towards the Greeks.] -Thus lhave we stated, on incontrovertible evidence, the nature and efflectq of those principles of ...

... ADDRESS OF THlE NOBILEiTY, GENTItY, AND CITIZENS OF DUBLIN. Tuesdlay, at half-past two o'clock, one of One ni'ost splendid and numerous deputations of citizens that ever assembo'led in Dublin, waited on his Excellency the Lord Lieuten~ant with an address of' congratula- tion on his providential escape from. the recent Orange outrage at the theatre. St. Patrick's H~l1a was fitted up for the ...

... AG1RtJftD,1.U;RAL DISTRESS. Anumber Of coutintes ill 'cthd Argyle. Barnff, Cai thness, Croniarty, Dainbarton, El~gill, Fife, For- far, LAIIa~rk, Mid Lothian, Rcnlfrc~w, SU hrlnad VWigton,) had appointed, Committees to rneet at Ed- inburgh, for the purpose of considering, the agricul- tural ?? of' the country, and the means of re- lie~vingo them; and a ?? of' the General2 COnimit- tee was held ...

... SOUTHAMPTONDl$PEINSRY A mnost rcspectillile ?? d rnbstld qn Tlrt tiny list, at ?? flomse, to takptaito cottsidma.7 the propi icty of etablihiting a Di7p telssry-, for tlic) pose of affolding ?? advice and medicinc to the selk Poor of Sonthalumpton and its vicinity. The 3,laye touk thle Chair; and the lcqtusiitjol hatxing ben read Nr MAicKsNOeN Stuld, hcl beenappliedtof the pinupose of bringinS ...

... LEEDS. SATURDAY, Dic-. 21. A requisition to the Mayor to call a mneeting of the ?? or this B1 IrOsigh , to consider of the pro- priety or petitioning the L.egishIturel fbr tie repeal of the Insolvent Act, is now iII a course ot signature. A serinmon was preached on Sunday last at St. Paul's church, in this town, by the Rev. Miles Jackson, after whic a collection was made for tite I nfirmary, ...

... TIHE MERCUI-y. 1 . .- F~RANCE has gained her object at the Con- gress, and there tire now the strolngest indicatisns of an itimediate war ?? that Po'er cad Si Ofan I -rpnears that the Prench Government applied to the Soverecgne, tor leave to iniade tile Perinsula: they I have given that lene, antl they are 'said to have pro- I mised to support the invasion, if the French armnies are jist ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DEc. 25. We have received, by express, this morning, the Paris Papers of Friday, an those of SAturday._ Viscount Chateaubriand had arrived in Paris from Verona, and the Duke of Wellington had left that Capital. It will be seen by our Dover Letter, that his Grace reached Dover on Sunday. According to a para. graph in one of these Journals, his Gracels departure mustlhave been ...

... An extraordinary interest has been excited in the city to-day, by tue arrival of an express from Paris, bringitig aecounts favourable to the preservation of peace. The leading article in the Journal de Debats strongly tends to this opinion' and it bas besides the air of avihority, notwithitanding that its assertions and arguments are diaametpleally opposite to the official statement in the ...

... For the last three nights, the City of Dublin, the seat of the Executive Government, has been disturbed by the Orange Fac- tion, svho, as they have set the Laws at defiance, appear really determined to force the Authorities to a crisis. We have not room to say more this day, and we compile the followingktetclh from the Morning Papers, and some accounts furnished to our- silves:- Wednesday ...

... We resume our examination of these Tracts, which we verily believe are written by the Father of Lies him- f, self to give the people a distaste for religion. The main o purpose of these vile little works is to recommend the p payment of taxes as a most Christian custom to which v none but infidels can object, to reprobate all amusements fi as the Devil's toys, to advise the savings of earnings ...

... From the LONDON GAZE TIE of Dec. 7. tl\ ClROWN-O_'FFICE, ?? 7. btEBItD9 RETURNED TO SERVE IN BtIS rreSsUNT PARLIAMENT. COUNTY Of SALoP.-John Cressett Pelham, of Cound Hall, and of the Castle in Shrewshury, in the said county of Salop, f Esq. in the room of Sir John Kynaston Powell, Bart. deceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. O. T. Sylvester late of WViney, Oxfordshire, currier, to Dee. i7. s,J1. ...