... illf I I Z, ? ?,,, . I - N'1'r Telfoid, th e2 liorated, ertt'ittu-r, ltaz '~pwirtd the prac ticbilifty of' wnvitt, Norw'ic ul poit, bhr soI trga Iitt,'tnici to the ti for - cgiessldrtige lwater, vithter lv,% Yq'rtnoutf- orLo ttf..sx-r y witv of tie forrner. eintiotvt,d Lt ahottt x-qL;t. Itly Tix- 1` L-s. T`,L!,~ar.i Thtt ii, ulo: k. Curie o C' o;. 'Iport, wto'ttried inl thBst~'fLu' Oench on ...

... OF (From Las Ca~ivs' Jourotd, just. pouaIe'rled.) YIIWiS OF ALEtXNDEII. In a confvetNfltliI with Las Cases, at St. Helena, hei E'niperor Napoleon developed thle viw ojf Itoi sia ''elitive to Turkuv. In) lIn strat ion of' ti, relative si. I itt:mI of,'urkui'i y, G 'Ceco, anid Russia, at, thoe pit- UWIlt I cilrii I ablL cri'is, wve grvo thle following obierva- As to the Em ilieior oif 1R11 siia, ...

... .--- ?.. ?-. ?. , 7 - JZ?o FA!? ul? It. Deprive(d as; we liave beci for the l ist 9 d;N ouf :!!} 0o11 usual chaniiels of cornnill mitiltion wiht ,ILt -t;.f! polis, we are agalin prevented from satkdf'nsI tl1 lie solicitude as to the inowenntoti;i questi : plreselt tpitntc the political wittold. '- tITL n1001, ihiiltI, iv!! recoived a Gi:e ;ow: I i lefI't eiat Citv on 0 rid(a lat, :it whitchi ...

... ]4?.Imerbl t??.IrLfalllrnt- HOUSESI O)1 I.A)i'J)S. 4 (ulitlll/ Jvd S.11115 'f'ie E arl of Shi .ilte'srv prese-ited a petitioli from the E. Idia ('miipany. pre rin- that the duti;-s on sugarsin. I w)t.Lrd troll I I 'I itio 6dt1 Idia, in i1 It he pIla~d on thlI! Sal ne fi,: In_'z ::s thtoes: on snea:lrs j ed from :lin' other eounii- ire. 'J'he w rtirln wnil I;l titna the tlebk 0 the I :tl ...

... i~~~~~~~~~ - I. S /1Irom the C'n74e0r. ) T'ne Secretsry of the slipowilers' Society had, Onl SSatirdav, all interview wihli GovcIrnient, at tile in- stance of several of the Ilerchrlnlts ald Shiptwi ners en- gaged in tile trade vvith Spallish Atn rica, for the pur- spose of ascertaining wfietfivr there was ai!v real ioun- Idation ifor the rumours whif h leave bee rqirrimlatetd ill Ysome of the ...

... D)R. ClHALIMIERS. A Correspondeont lies fifvoured uts vwith a copy of i tie following letter, addrtessed by D) i. Chlinlmr~s to thle tl L fleads of' Iiis Ce igregaitioen, ye plain log his reasons ror ac icepjting the clhair of St. A el raw's I it i.. XtSoW,, JAN~. 20.-I have called together thle '1 IGenitlement of tue Agency of St, Julni's, for the pur- p) I,-pos ofLooingknon my acceptanice of ...

... Jlvzii4,,4 HO LanDon (5a;tttT-,. ~~- ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ | ~~~re Whitel/a, Jo/i, 2:3, 1IS23. ar Ilic :MI;jest'Y hatil been pleased to nomirniwte and ap- point Majour-eneral IThonas BrowVn, ofthe East I ndia r: Conipany's army, to be Knight Comniander of the. si Most llonourablc Military Order of the liath. IT His IMajesty has also been gmcitiosly pleased to tip- point tle un1 der-mentioned Otlicers of ...

... C -a in b,,-,,r 0 - Tihe Court of Session met on Wednesday for the wvinter session. 'T'he Judges present were-the Right lion, the Lord Presideut, the Right 1lon. the LTmrd Justice Clerk, tile Honouralie Lords Gnlnlec, Her- mand, Robertson, Craigie, Blgrira, Smiccoth, Gillies, Itmiily, Allov as, Crin gietirc, leadow bank, and t qlkrkeoizie. Their Lordshiips, as well as the Lord AvIcite, ...

... SURRENDE1R OF MAIANIIAAM TO LORD lo CIl!Ce A 'E. Letters from Brazil to the S30th August, are received,f z co ntainringsomeinIformatioin relative to Lord Coc lrane's proceedings at Maranhamn. Ile arrived at Mlaranham onl the 27th of August in the Brazilian line of battle s I ship D0n Pedro the First, soon made himself master s of' the pl ice, hoisted the Imperial Brazi lian flag onl the s rlts ...

... c 1i ts o o n - 'anink of Eng Lnd..-The proprietors advance to the c trustees of the annuity for defraying the charge of mi- s- litary and naval pensions and siuperannuations, in dif- ferent payments, during the next live years, the suim IM of El 3,089,41 9, on the said trustees transferring to the ld Bank an annuity of E585.740, to commoence on the i.t th of April 1823, and to continue ...

... ?qrtfrlm The French Ch lamber of l)eputics is builIt upoll the plan of iniot of i lli French thelatres. Thle seats of the tl MuleLnbers occupy that part which, in a the alre, would , .be called the pit, but rising above eacli other more j u3 abrkiptfly. Th1 -widilce are placefl behiild these.- n Wh liere the oychbetra would be placed is an unoceiijieLd c L space. On the ste ge (is it m cLr) is ...

... 5,11 re I till 0. Thc state of the South of Ireland appenr, to he gut- I ring eve ry day wvorse. The Dublin pnpers of Fridav b contain nearly thirty atits of bllrning hlouces astld t' destroyinig cattla. Iii several instanlre:s the banditti i, were successfully resistei, 1.ut in ll .!f tbie-se the hou.;0s rI appear to have been fortificd in, such a manner s shiews I too clearly tdie aarmncd ...