... yI A0 aern~ ~tcv 4~ ?? Llitj JDDIN BURGH. - t Ill Sllwi s newr} decree of thc ?? of Spain, I s e by exb ress:- Madchid, Oct. 7. ?? lxe . our Sovereign has issued the following httc Xerest the 4t instantC lbst I Majhefstyod that, pe on his emplolrfny to the ul, 11 andivceral atot dtrie g Ieb existence of'l tte r? , b 0zitodivda %who, (11111119 pit i le( Die Roy t eo- su led hlaovfl4! iis been ? ...

... FRENCH PAPERs& raris, Jan. 21. Yesterday, at noon, t Ke King transacted business successively with tile Viscount de Chateaubriand, A lister of Foreign Atffirs, and the Count de Villele, 1resident of thic Council. 'he Ministers assembled yestcr(lay mornimg at the rdsaience of Al. the Viscount Chatcaubriand, Minister of Foreign Affilirs; On thlc faith of an evening journal, we yesterday ...

... ?? rl ME. a Liverpool, Oct. 03 About five o'clock vesterday morning a it IeLiel t re Sbroke out inthte wlarehottse,, commonly konnstt a- Rooth's Warehouses, Wapping, the property Of Thomries B1,oth, t Esq. which ended in their entire destruction. The loss of property, LIpo this lamentable occasion, has been in-n g mense, but the am unt cannot yet be ascertained ; (the LI very lowest estimate ...

... LONDOY. IVINIDCOa, Nov. '2.-This t orning his Majesty, si Ieconupanvied by iis attendints i l waiting, took an n airing in thc l'ark. Sir G. Nayler, Garter King of Arms, arrived at the (Castle thiis morning. Yester- P dayv evvniltg the Right lIol. Sir C. Long also arrived It -t tihe ast a. C rca t ins roveentis are still making tl at tile Royal cottage, where a number of workmen 1 tire ...

... FROM LLOYD'S MARINE, LIS'r-Nov. 25. I lIsbon, 8th Nov. ';'JThc JaIne, Morley, arrived from Liverpool, passed a ves;sel on, fire onl 7:ld tiltinii, in jat. I-I, lolng,. I1. and saw her horninlg rons half past si; p. isa. till inidnight, and when atoit a mile distant tiom ier dte suddenly disappeared, and supposea to have gone down. ThIe Itetfotud, Pancell, was totally wrecked at Cape Corn- ...

... FRE-N'CI PAPERS. (FRo'M TilE ETMILE Old SUNnAY.) GRAND I1EAD-Q0JAtRTEttS. (By an extraordinary Courier.) The head-quarters were at Aldea del Rio on the 13th inst. The disbanding of the anny of Bailasteros is efect- ed without experiencing any of the obstacles which might momentarily have been sppreheided. The troops had, at first, manifested some dissatisfaction at the instigation of several ...

... 1.1'I'lafebonian ?? . EDINBURGH. . TIU!D1-a.I.I Paris papers have arrived to the date of Sunda Is bringing accounts of thc operations before Catliz to 26th ult. At that period, the five days allowel the Constitutionalists by the Dnlke d'Airodl,,. consider of his propositions hlla expired; and abeth5 it appears certais that these were ?? ed It itil tempt by the Spanish Govermnenit in Cadliz ...

... FR ANCE AND SF EM. ?? TH i T MES.: I 11re this (lay preselnt the most important documelt wlhich has been laid before the public since the close C of Bonaparte's career of iniquity. It is the opening of t another career-we hope of' shorter duration ; but, if we may judge from this first specimen, not less ini-C I quitous, and not less monstrous and detestable. Well inight that tyrant say, that ...

... isHE1zg' B * 1ESP.ECTABLE yEMALE; -(From a Maanel lchester Paper.) Afew. wveeks ago some OF' ou co temoraro mentioned a circumstance wNhich, we forbore to oe- tice, partly into aof deli sktty to tile connexi f he esuld ~ ~ ~ ~ ws to fet i ih koevep hiupion person accused, and partly from ab h to keep clear of the possibilit, of oasoioning dgt ent The case was tried apet the Quarter besions, ...

... LONDONt. NVJ1 NESDAY-DEC. 3. AMr Peel had an audience of his Majesty yesterday. Mr Canning arrived at Gloucester Lodge on Mon- day eveuing from Plymouth. The Attorney-General, Sir R. Giffard, is appoint- ed Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, in the room of Sir R. Dallas, vlho has retired; and we understand the Solicitor-General, Sir J. S. Copley, is to be At- torney-Genieral. Mr Shadwell and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-JUN 17T. the Royal assent was given by commission to the rna-ters anid servants' and e!pprentices' hills-the Mersey Canal Comipany iill-the Tay Ferry bill-the Fife and r FoIrfar Justicac bill-and several other bills. The amendndents on the present laws consolidation hill e were agrecd to on the motion of Lord Viscount SID.sOmTH, ...

... AtUTUMN M!tEETING OF TIIE DUMV1U1ES-S.jnllU; COUR1SING CLUfl. the |DuMr]55, 11th -Nov. 23 .-lst Ties for the Cuba. rth. Mr Crichton's Flora MacIv'r beat CpIt~tsi Graham's rlse not Cuddic; -air Alurray's Spell b6at Lsord Qiseenlsherry's Spi- to der; Mr Blabington's i1omer- beat ?? Younxer's Venus; ider Sir John -L. Maxwell's Hoptop beat Ar Tavlur's Fly, ; lr 'uld Stuart Menteath's Spring beat ...