... .)I, 31.IZONI. - (oeeitSC;Aldl, CliRONCt16 cE.) of At lelngthl some ?? les arrived of Whe i tropid and adfetiatble traivellerl Mr;Belzoni. W go] tyhave acnd tievore th' , 'fl0wn extracts of apy it letter whi~h ha~b~fl~s'eee~4 ffoe hiht ~ AVi regret a it ltoa, that nei ther plade §nol- date are gieif h letter fori ?? which -Mr BeNOni subsequently ey letter, for rea ?? Idstates. v erfint e a gI ...

... ?? Leaf ' ;'IE STATTS. fIO ttIO vr ?? SAC sliiirca. oatC '.TLh insoleicen' of the French blockading squadron the at ('atidii io rc,'nirilng nit Lincc ts Uaptain B3iddle in sir; I ihc i mte (Jon a vis, I a iii oil boaril the American ed ; ! ' linistra .Mr Nlson, has led to muidh discussion in res tlio newspapers, andl is viowcdl in a proper light by ciai Sthe people of the Ui i i S tates ltwas ...

... Sj T.~ Ar T, nI'J j.. re., Thet RO1'crenid ROBEtRT 8STTr, Minis~er' of thle P'.li1 of ch (;clcbuieket, in the County ot' Alerdeen, Appellant- versos CIIAILLa MACDetONAsLD, DflattUfactinrer in Iltintly, ,Odohrs, Respondents. h., [11e ?? exceedingly that the pi'ca'.trc of temporary astL ont' hfe conmme'cncemet of t he scssjoea, prevented 10. u fotlycimg before Our reador-s reports of' sane ap- ...

... FRO.M THE LONDON GAZETTE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. WHITEHALL., JAN. 31. b The Kin- has been pleased to direct letters patent to be -assed undler the great seal of the United Kingdom of Great VBritain and Ireland, granting to the Right Honourable Fire- derick John Robinson the offices of Chancellor and Under Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. ' lie KIing has also been pleased to direct letters ...

... C~alrSE or. THE GREEES. The Committee of the Society of Friends for the relief of tio the Greek Refugees has received the followilg statenment tw of facts relative io the Greek Rev olution, from one of the most respectable inhabitants of Scio, who escaped the tio massacre, and is now at Leghorn. The letter is dated lo sth of March 1S63.rt The revolution of Greece, contrary to what the Cit ...

... t tODVIA * .1 anII . (FROM THE LTOILE OF SATURDAY EVENING.) Parii,, March ?2. The Duke ?? is to arrive at I'ou1ouLse in the afternoon of the 20th, at Carcassone on the '21st, and at Perpignan on the 22d. His Royal Hlighntess ?? then return to Careassone on the 24th, and ar- rive at Toulouse on the 2.th, whence he will uot set out for Bayomne until the 27th. ,T-is Excellency the Capt.-Goneral ...

... PAPERS. Bayonne, July 17. i The ircounmts from Mradrid say that there is a 'I considelorble fernmoitatioli in that capital on account ij Of the successive departure of troops, and a report whlich is in circulation that -he head-lquarters ill be E removed to Suville. Shoald this take place; a very strong LIrMiMfl will be required to keep the popu- lace ill chleck, who will otherwise commit the ...

... FREl'Y'CII I -'Sm I- f ?? Diic Q, ?? 1)es DVbmls . f Ii Madrid, July 91. e Thlc following has bcen received by an extraordinary couricr:- I sedi Von, thc details of the sortie at Cadiz, of t! which Vou wrcr apprised by a tclcglaphllic disratch. At five o clock on the morning of thle 16th, 9ONY or 90110 men, supported by the Sic of 6)0 pieces of can- non und ninc gnu-boats, made a sortie from ...

... %.galtjonjan l IertturV. EDINBURGH. SATURDA] -AUGCUST 2. r With regard to the meditated retreat of thc Frenchi fromn Spain, we have no farther intclligence. But the Courier still asserts, with the same confidene as ever, that unless some event occurs in thle mean time to change the aspect of affisirs, such as the surrender of Cadiz, tbis resolutioll will still be carried into effect. ; ve now, ...

... ULITi. STcl.SSTO v STY° con on~ Wednesday, (sOs stated in) our lost), tile Synorh: pro. tlot, cecded to decidle onl tile comrpeting Calls to INr[ WhVtc, otis who, in Obe~diencei to tleil lj ane ioi of the Synod, was Intl tiowlirresenit. Thle roirgregalion E of Queen Arni's Street, cei. Dunfermline, anid St Andrew's Strcet, Leith, and the thle first congregation of Cupar Angus, were the parties ...

... The anniversary meeting of the Caledenian Society of the WVest Riding of Yorkshire weas held It the White Horse Hotel, Leeds, on Thursday the 2th tilt. A con- siderable number of the members afierwards dined to- gether. Dr Hunter, Vice-President of that district, was in the chair; John MtGregor, Esq. Croupier. After a number of excellent songs were sung, and ap- propriate speeches made, the ...

... 2:71: J2Efl Con TMonday evening, tbhc 2tst Jully, a Inwecthi was' 11held in the East Churchi of Aberdeen, inl behalf of tile tit suaffeinag G~eeks, the: Reverend' Dr Ito ;. in the chair. fth B3efore p0roceeding to rcad fthe' resolittion-s which Wete to be proposed, the Rderen Doctor remnarked, that C thy ha assmble, totake into conlsihieration thle cause of thle GrAs u ilwCristiatis, atrygitg ...