... idia Stock I . -, I - e'aficbmall Aercur. EDINBURGH. Mro.IrD Y-DECEMIBER 23. The Paris papers received since our last, COMIiU! nothing decisive as to the question of peace or 1a3r.- A private letter from the frontier mentions tbat slight skirmish had taken p'ace on the Spanish fro tier, in which several privates of the Gth lighlt 5if1t: try were woundeti. Any acccidental rencolntra of tli ...

... I OSS l f the L. VERP'J0i0 and ELLES3JFJllE, A7'E4.1 I I PA CK ET. : VA.I. r-~ErJ -I P The follon ing ocelcitte holy particulnrs of II e liss of a r i seni p pot ket itae fro intI iec LI;lesterGuardian :-i I Tis i packet left LiA verpool tibout tinee o clocki on TIhiursday Iatternoici, li:ainc Q3 t ersmins oml hInard, inciudlino, her c3 i eiv ' i le vind at this periodi ilew fresh, mlf ?? at ...

... S-l Y & SUNTDAY's POSTS. LONDON. SATURaDAY, Nov. 30 K, SA'rUIU) I cy V, -- - LoNKDON, SATUYRDAY~, Nov. 30.* Of I nviCF.S from V-eronia of thle 18thi arnd igi11 ale it i' have been received. The report Of tile n I Ji'hoter c~li te de M 01 lonttirlcy, hut ifag for iufudied. lie reiviawited tl~wre, Lut it o ,I(rsod vi Inld take his deparitli n ,, wdys Os i r toi~.sld iO t lie Frenich Papers, of ...

... 1, IhAiihIft'i'll, OCC. 7. ?? - - , . Tlhe lal t bellt'cfitv o; izvic s tlce b ltjfcct l l sait I 'r (Icli, it ?? lcllsll ?? i d 'irturyv 0,V IlIII' %'igo. e ,le9,tlelilcpilli('lc cip ?? the(?'i Ill-'clci , vill beli'tllg tits ?? dlay nnd e'veilit-, SltkIrctiat, t(le 7til, a(cld Iti tihe aecoailscoialiioll ofp ersanss tilcl iI! 'I tI ?? 1bw ?? ait thle ?? Icctl, *) tle 11o1'icicig ;It 12 ...

... MUcLTUMt N PARVO.-His MIje.sty remainas at bis Palace at Brighton.-The Duke of York, o01 Friday, attended the opetting oi' a ne v tnational school inll oxton-squlare, intended for educating the poorer classes in that patishi-lloxton con- tains upwards of 5'2,000 ?? of Gloucester paid a visit to the Bilhop (if Bath and Wells Saturday se'iimight, at his palace at Wells-tile Duke returnedi on ...

... Twes day's Post continued. From the London Gazette of Saturday. T HIS Gazette contains a ProcIamiatimi (oIr the T further prorogation (if Parlitinsenit, f'rou the 2d ol Jamtuary to the 4th of Fehiruary, then to sit for the dispatch of (livers urgesnt and ins- portant nffairs. [t algo cottasits nit extract from The )ublien Gazette, notifying that t lie Right llon. W. Dowvnes, liate Chief ...

... POPULATION OF THlE LA1IG . N1(,. el- f )n- 0To the Editor of ?? Glasow o fruti. OlSeS, Sir,-An your last numnfber you mn': ( z a § C01iu1ercialv '1ravcller had selst vc.u st;iir so resjectiing the aoutncjt of tL' ?? fit towns,-, wh-ich you published ill a ?? !: - ' .as this fo- responucut, -'rri the pera ' - ed, of his profession0, may klow a reat i..i; ptlo | l ?? towns, I think it proper ...

... THE MORNING CHRNICLE. LONDON: .FRMDA, DZCHBrRRE 6, 1s22.o l Intelligence has at length been received from the e: Duke of WELLINGTON. Great uneasiness and impa- It tience were felt yesterday forenoon by Government at PI their not having got the Mails, &c. from Verona. Mi. th nisters do not attempt, to deny that they now consider ur war between Spain and F rance as almost inevitable. Itil was ...

... We have received Bayonne Papers to the 11th inst. The fol- lowing are extracti:- BAVOSNE, Dxc. 10.-The Journals of Madrid contain little that S is of insporitance, being chiefly filled with the Debates of the Cor- ai tes. There is a report from the Cotrmnandant-Genteral of Arragon, which states that Brigadier-General Mundei Vigo had completely i defeated, otn the 20th, a division of the ...

... TURKEY A9D GREECE. the --apei ethe Aleppo, September 22. indi9 part The shocks of earthquakes still continue, but they For are far less violent. Most of the inhabitants are Banb !ayv leaving the country, and those who remain arc, like covl us, building barracks. Our houses are in ruins.- Gov i. Our new village, where we are to pass the winter, Gov, Oct. proceeds rapidly. M. Lesseps, the French ...

... f SOCIEr}TY OF SCOTTISh .AXTQZU S. V re HtIS IMIJSTY,PATROtI. At the anniverrnry nieeting of this Society, e-f ield on the 30th ultimn, t lte lollowing nIeallbtS s ar were elected office-hearer4. viz PREetIeier, Pigl t Honourahle Loird 6;eAy. RnaST VIcEFRESIDENT, te Reverend Dr Joha 1A shisot. 1_ ?? VI~r:tce.Isr .s. .t EsT, s sir Rohaert Duildas, s r. 1`1111to VICE-Pt'ItZ~iOT, r- Sir John Hay, ...

... Thft_. -i- .in 1 - w m-ti UNIoN. ?? the young woman who has so bu many names, and hasibeen charged with hhvig practised so. ?? through the country. was brought be- 3ih.1 fore'L. B. Allen, Esq. for a final examination. 3 do. It will be recollected that about a year ago, Alderman 4 ditt Wood found a youpg Woman in a: deplorable condition in 5 ditt the streets, and-sfent her, after a very ...