... 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 ...

... FRIDY,> l)DECEJBERoB a 6. AWV'e are extremely sorry to announce that there is| every protabiitly of immediate war betwixt France I ~1 ~- - - ^% and S pain; and,] if this war (lo break out, it wvill not in all-probability be conflued to these two countries: it originates in principles to which the attention of te peopie on the Continent has for some time past been stronglv directed. At the ...

... ROYAL VISiT. (From the MIorning Chronicle. )-The Duike of York'i | last visit to the Mdariuis of Hlertford at Sudborn flal1, is said to be coiinected with matters of a deeper interest than the miere pleasure of shboting.' It will be rememnbered, that the highest honours the Crown can bestow, were some years aao promised to a theen favourite, now deceased. The N-oble Slarquis to whom we are ...

... BR AZIL. te (Extracts from Private Letters received in Glasgow.) .Y - Rio de Janeiro, ,th Oct. i8C. 11 'rWe have now to inform you, that since our last Y' a very decided step has been taken by the Govern- er tneit rf this eountr7, and which et once separates i ?? from Portugal. Doin Pedro, the Prince Regent, and son to King John 17I., on the I2th instant, will al be proclaimed Ernineror of ...

... .ION DONE I Extract of a letter froni Paris, dated Dec. 19 ;- As I told you before, war wvi/l take place about February or March, unltss some exiraoidinary events briig forth a hastv declaration. A ludicrous event took place lately upon the Ifrontiers. The Gth regi- ;ment of light infiintry was upon the bolders, when . band of six hundred men ofr the army of the Faith, s having with them about ...

... LONDO-N. Logic DON. C~tndav , at tle ea.ly hour of one. a Cabinet Co-un- c ' *.-as c!'i at Ith FI iciz n Off-e, ili DovenIi I-strye , whieib w9V3S nttvilded by the Lord Ch1enC11or, th0e EarI of ilarrov-Ay, thle Earl of Livcrpoul, the Earl Ofr A tm oria nr 1, Viscount Sidmoutl, I'r. 1cel, I r. Canning, E arl 13athnrnt., th e Chncellor of the Ex- C.Ilctluer, Vy-SCOUT7!t tieIii$e, IobilSODn, ...

... 'TU URKEY. (Private 1Letter.) CONSTANrINOPLE, NoV. 12.-The great uneasiness |whbich had b)een entertained for the future safety of this town, as expressed in my last letters, was but too wvell I L tirided. W'thin the last few d&vs the discontent of the people and tlli janllissaries, occasioned by the alterations in the value of nlonley ordered by the Gover nmenit, has openly bolken out. ...

... ST. ANDREW S DAY AT IIVERPOOL. Sattrrlday last, being St. Andrew's avy, was celecbrated hv the Scotch inhabitints of .Liverpool wi~th the atcud.torll- ed ?? is. ' Ce North Britons' Socicety asselen a- Lint eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the York IT tor, c Williamison Square, and wvalked in procession tothe Scotch Church, t)icihadn Street, vwhere an e-cellentand apprpl)riate Sermo1n wvas ...

... LONDONT. MTr.Canning left town for the Earl of Liverpool's seat, at Coombe Woode, on -S~unday eveninrg whence he proceeded on Monday moroing to Brighton. A statement appeared in one of the Sunday Papters that Lord Clanwilliam hail refused the raiisiovis to Denmark, Fravikfort, and Turin * wbich had 1heei offler- ed to him. There is iio truth in this statement. In fact there have been nethhr ...

... To TV, ?? of ti'A GcogU, v[w Heral. S;fr-Jn a late n.i;her of Your paper T observe a *-orres - i pon(lcnt ta-es norice et apractice carried en in the lifferent fe ntlets froin t1 city, and part lclariv 01' the roalds lead- e Hi to I{Rnfrew an~d Paisley, where, Lie saRs, the Fame of f Cups andt Balls'' is ?? plaved. Ei hike i cordi- e allvjoin your correspondent in his wish that an etd tnay ...