... : PRIVATE CORRESPOLVDENCE. London, April 14. IS23.;, * Wc have received, ty express letters and papers from si Puris, dated Saturddy! last. Lettcrs from Lisbon, of the a 22d Marchi had arrivevl at Paris. stating. that Count Ama- d, rante had taken Opnorto,; b)ut this is isce rtained by other 1 letters not to be True. It is certain, hovever, that the in. y sirrection organized by this officer ...

... 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- ...

... Caletonian ;Mcrcurp. . I EDINBURGH. - TIf1'VSDAY-.1'2LTL 17. The Paris papers to the date of Saturday last have been received by express. They contain accounts of ,f the commencement of the war. It appears, when the French army were on the Bidassoa, a corps of French, e Italian, and Piedn)ontese rctugees paraded on the other side cf the river, displaying the tri-coloured e cockade, anrd the ...

... IfF-DLBR;S TO Cr , R -A. .lfSLY Presbyters o ir is-.ltv o're. v Roih lil]itti Dr M ?? Kiltuarnockrilul; Dr est li3lbritt, KMlirtik-Ar uir fl, eitlh,; M~r Vessie, West. 1iIir 'I'lie Lord Justice Clerk; Col Blair 'of B relders. Pt sba mary ?? oguti.R .v Dr Lorimer, fIlatlirg- ten I William Iliitch iei Atlicisatnefoidl-. Angus Makcllatr, ceaftthlasd. ininistlers. iexamder Miicjtoru of Arilgoucr ...

... I05S 01' ?? .#L1 ALE1 1PAC'A T. [iIe i fl Irwing pain ti f; inteest illgparlti ciiare ofthis h l n-si inn clan clliivy tctastrr)ttile are derived from the oral se ci~ttoit of one ct tieeibiap 11aeitgers, a respecta ble Ti. 1 r:clesirciia ill icejpott, who wa:S o! tulnately saved.- di '1Te account thus dlrawn up was w t iublisetl in the IV .iver-pool C(ourier. It in a monrnitili detail:- fe 'i ...

... S P A 1 M adrid, ?? 29. I7tt'v dlate of the isth. the Secretary for the Home pepaiattnent of the Peninsula addressed the following Royal order to the Political Chiefs Cl ICUtA R. 'The present state of our relations with the French Go- *'erzmuent, and the fear that our just and circumspect con- det toavnrds 3ll the povwers of Europe navproveinsutficieiit to ?? that peac 2and harmony which is ...

... catebonian iiercurv. EDINBURGH. Ster THURSDAY-.IP1IL 21. gre the The Journal des Debats and private letters have bul been received from Paris to the date of Saturday est: evening. It is stated in the private letters that Sir C. Stuart had presented a note to the French Milli- sters, said to be framed in strong terms, protesting against the formation of a Junta of Government at the head ...

... A12DDTIO!N AL PYIPDS-ls SPAIN, FT1RANCL, AND PORT'UGAL 4O tAjJ, t'i C0 .LO11iA ND, Ak V 10L l3.No. SPAIN. No. I.-Confidenti'tl Mutatlle of Yiscrout Castlareagh On thle sItiijr, of' spatin. (mninicated to thle COUIVIS, of Atistrin,, F'ranc~, Prustsi, and Russia, inl 'Mays iSrQ (ExitroiCt.) tll -T-Th events Ishichimfave oiccurred in Spain [lave, ourid Mih eeperted, eweited, iproportion atbey ...

... PP 1 VA TE CORRESPO ND ENCE. -rerain~ ?? . ?? d London, April 2. 1823. ID, . We have not received any intelligence of the least im- pn rportance to-day from France. The Sun has published a he Isecilnd edition, ef which the following is a copy5:- L Sun Ofice, half-past two o'clock. tic Dr OCrLARA'TlON OF WAtR. CO Government have received the declaration of war by be ?? agninst Spain, as ...

... I.Vlj,4IOV OF SPAIIX. i;Pwi, ta;s ine MCir ig C(rijitilh'.) 11ts lilttl fti t l retjch Generalisi lt) tells us that ?? th ;- tt(l~ :lnad that tiftiors g x on t'lrveio'ma/, { b} h h l~im' * 1l title Ihs got over tihe feelilto of : mr ene ...

... ?? RcrcVy. EDINBURGH. M T'IURD,D.I -I PI'tL ?? Tl'e latest 1Paris papers receivedl are of the (late of Sunday last, none being pusblished on the MAionday, on account of the preceding day being Easter Sunday. T'hoy contait uno positive intelligence of any kind, but in the mean titme there is abundance of runour. A London morning paper publishes a private Icttcr fromn Paris, which iR full of the ...

... F.IRT9QU UA7FS IN SYRIJ. The following are extracts of letters addre'sed to the Levant Company, by Mr Barker, Consul for Aleppo Sitedia, nenr Antioch, Nov. 29. 1822. Since the 18th of last month, few days have p:ised without one. altl octen several shocks of an earthquake, but generally with much diminished violence. With the exception of an intermission, no0w and then, ,f a few days, ...