... PRIVATE COII1?RSPONVDEJVCr. London, March HI. 1823. We have receised letters by express to-dosy from Paris of Wednesday. The proceedings at Madrid have deter- mined the Fretich Government to maks war on Spain im- mediately. There no longer exists any doubt on that sub- ject, since the Ministry are persuadledj that tbe recenut trst. duct of the Cortes svill wholly preclude Engiand from gi- ving ...

... LLTTER FROll MR MACDONALD, SIErstrZ-D~rUrTE or STIRLINGSI1IIUE, TOTI[E VDITOl OlF TII C- 'IU ?? I T,,1 .4. ?? fewt days I rcln, m th no sin111 duire'ol bi t'rp e111ittdignaltiOt, a ttI 'ct n'eoit 'r I'ro thle 19t1h o~lt., beariltt' to be ?? psol of-u'c . ?? :vt'eldelivered ?? ulbI Iut~t3 l, I 31)33)13.13 . ?? II I''I V,'I'hl vII''] h e1, I I I lo )I ~ ~ ~ I'''3r X I !Ii 3.3. 10'3 II I' 3 ii't ...

... caieboniafl crturb+. X5DINBURGH. i v TA2'RDAY-FEBRU4BY 1. al We are still without any: certain intelligence as to si the question :of peace or war. The speech of the h King of 'France, which will, it is supposedl, deter- mine it, was 'not received in Lo don when our priS vate letter was sent off, though it was expected 11 every mom nt. 'b y express with the utmost anxie-w ty. It is said to be ...

... D UMI'1.Ex-JULY 15. £5 untl. fi stI1s-JU11i' it). i5- S14r-i Nrivq.-ithinl thle last fewv deco, the spsring; iii sty atour river, fiting proh.,thly tos thle sh fti ritg of same of the Nva: tanks, have assumied a toomt terrific aepearansce, adv'all- po. riflg Sometimes roaring and 1,sogbisng with a crest of foamn fee several feet high, and with nearly all the speed of anl or- tha c~ dinary ...

... L O.NDO.A FRIDAY-MARc 7. The Earl of Roseberry gave a grand diliiC UWednesday, at his residence on tle Terrace oit cad illy. Yesterday the dispatches for Bombay atllh by the ship Scaleby Castle, were closed at t1l' India House, and delivered to the purser o1 Ship. The Company's ships Castle Huntly, LoarIld(l ; David Scott, were at Penang on the 27tl of A last. The Castle Huntly had been ...

... GLASGOW TONTINI U, T c. t the 7.,. ?? i,l1.. I . . |Io inC, Irving, At the Brioomiela, la oI l 0 Jarll, ?Jartio, :in the Clyde, ?? do. of Il:V-urIi, Sirronn, in the C-VI.- i1 1 tf Sn ift, I rving, -rt Liverpool, fi otlie (.I-l 0- ?ortill, ltlo, at Ifio Janleiro, filo fL ; ; 11 envy, Qulisl, at Jamaic:, frolm at 1100 Cru z - *Ieol ; 1- Fri ends, Wilson, at Liverpool, Boil nen 1 n- (Crookston ...

... - c-aluonianl Rlcrcur EDINBURGHl. THE KJING. 'FRuO. TII CORI.ERO05F r oURSt)DAY.) 1j; it) regret we anttouncC, that his AM josty'S health r frll, atit'actoay. We do not unldelstanld that there ?? fr serious alarmn; bet his phlysicialns, as ; i Il se ipoeltci viesv %vitli 511nc ullealiness these 51,d ,ttai ISA Oif ?? ld1. closi cdent to till who were prcsont fi thc Coutncil ?? 110l onl Tuesday, ...

... f'R~A TECOIR rESPOND EfCE. London, Jutte 2. 1823. hlive reached itS, to-day fromn Grnd, slated 18thl I i r B trs nand M1archioness of Ila' tines antii itt il( titere on that day0 and it was tileit'sool pr-oc.Il to Coirfu ht ut it ainpears creta it S-r T1ho- 'ii I ilt nd has itnot resigned the ?? tif thle I -ics ii tat report is ettidehiti Y ioeorrect, for tire -tndte li-t ttioti of the obe ...

... Calcoonian Percurp. ?? EDINBURGH. d ft: is THURSD sl-JLLI S0. ci II d ir to 1ir 1'e have received French journals to the date of gi tIL i Saturday last. They contain various proscriptive and ai bloody decrees, issued by the Regency established at t' Madrid against such Members of the Corte's as have W taken the King to Cadiz, or have concurred in pro- e nouncing his deposition. If any thing ...

... TIX.l.SLA TORS OF TllF HOLY SCRIP2TUJES. Aln(d we klnow that all tiliigs work together for o(d to themll that lovc Ued.'-RoIm. viii. o7 1But to inortal observation, thle tieaus that wovketh ; oo! is oftln lhidden. It would scell, however, that the wise and)( !god( m'll wbo werc a1ppoilited ill ?? reig ol H i n- J;im es . . thle transl ltioill of thle Ji h Bi lw, vocritieti this cnn lick I* ...

... STT'E OF IRELAAD. of (From the Dublini Evening Post, May 3.) p als The accounts from the south, yesterday and to-day, i use are of a nature far surpassing in atrocity any thin g ( hat that lifs yet occurred. Of tihe ferocity and fearless- h' Urness of the peasantry, the following is a striking in- *d stance. On the 27th ultino, between one anti two It o'clock in the afternoon, a party of men ...

... PRlI VA TE CORRESPON'DEJNCE. yc 0- w Is' y 1), I. is v ir if t ) Io 0 C . v e t t t ; c -i S s cI London, Aug. 27. 1323,. Two Cxpresscs arrivcd ?? thig afternoons from Paris. We are i Iictured ttat. they bring tio now's of atny import- ance, exceptileg a . tetenit tihat sickness prevailed amolg the Flreiicii tosope il the ?? ) sod of Citunlil to such on extent thlit it had not becn deemeid ...