... -X44 T R .2 Xs§b:Us A ,eElTTEWRj i' F.*RS _ FROME ,TBS .,3e -TP E O PLE. O SO P AF8 JEWS AND JOBRRS . On the abuse, which. the Jew and ?? coin, yoies plrred for n the N a t o n f o v .e x p i s ri n t k e irj o at tt-he apent evpents in ASpainb - M a d t i d- f l O e' o, e, . 1' 8 2 Z J, Je ws JOf BhRS - .. . LOan - braws 4: rnatr pfl paper coin, ,you wjrn, make £j*- tune*t'6f ...

... LONDON. MECHANICS' INSTIiTUTE. OirT~tesday5,,a Public Meeting. as held at the Crowarland.Ancbhar Tavern, for teh purpose of- ?? Mechanics' Institute. Loig before seven o'clock, numlibers ?? mechanics had assemn- hled, ?? Gentlemen appointed tos-inove the Rkeolutions enntered, the room was so completely crowded that tslevyfsud'gseat-difficaity in ap. proaching their ?? eigqt oclock, Mr. Place ...

... I DR. COLLYER AND UIS ABSOLVERS'. Five individuals-namely, John Walter, Wm. Stott, ri. J. Y(11r ,. Johnl Fulbrook, and Robert Dolphin,-have just now set their ?? to an advertisement, in which they aver, that being the perie.. who, in the first instance, fully and is7epartihey investigated the circeu. stances upon which the reports respecting the Rev. Dr. CollYET ar founded, are unanimously ...

... His Majesty's ship P1haeton, 44 guns, Capt. H. E. P. Stuart, which arrived on Saturday evening last from Vcra Cruz and the Havdnnah, was towed into harbour on Monday by the Cormet stcamn-vessel, to be docked an(lI refitted. She sailed from Ilavannah the 2Sth of Septem- ber, with Dr. Mackie, a gentleman who had been deputed by the British Government, to execute an important mission with the ...

... TUE ISDAY'S POST CONTIN UB l. From the London Gazette of Saturday. LIEST OF SHERIFFS. HE names of those who were nominated for IL Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at the Enxchequer, on the morrow of St. Martin, in the 4th year of the reign of King George the Fourth, and in the year of our Lord 1823. Bcdfordshtrc.-Sir Robert Harry Inglis, of Mlilton Bryant, Bart. ; Samuel Bedford Edwards, ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, i10NYDAY, NQVUSMBEi' 17, 18,23. The Proncs Papot's of Priday tittinuiicC the Ixct~lO itgit Madrid. fie i said to lia, be 'der ggce by an awo,. in a pannier, to thae place whoerheli :iil5'ervd. an itiprtndedl that biefore Ile died,. I .alkcdI pardon of thle Ring' antl the peopic This judi- cir I ssaessinati;on was rot1itititteil onl the 7thil inst. ThIt Ott Ls not tiore lirlnta table io ...

... LOND)ON, 1'WEIDNLSDA., OCT. 29. _t -i J~ rrlmyi> Vv*t It liad, ii Oct. 10.-The ?? of Oll Cas etile lirssiist the following repott from ids Iia ?? uarter xbeibrc Ciuad d Rodrigo, dated the I ith :- I-yesterda i9 received by ux-press yoar Excellenay's despatch, dalte, ; the 7th ihutaintt with the Royal decree of the 5th insl by wiich the King orders that all fortresses, fortifie posta, &e, ...

... P~UB]4iC-DINN4 TO EARL A, '--. hf, ''. , OufThursdavhstolhea I Qf FZTi115 *,iw ed, by invita-l 't46-Wi tall k If tp b1'e and ib ero'body of the In-' tsabitanss Df. t amli wI o ado ieft Ah mode of marafestiq Casq sentiments v yeneratiom, regard which' tP .lbflcdh1* piieterrti-bl oble -thol ghofit his. I~lb ~A am bcenAsQ Wgl~t ed, to excite. NlibAUS~46~~lhnt its.first pr? OO54 an ide w ent ...

... THE.MoRNIvNG CHRONICLE. L OND ON: WEDNESDJY, NOVEMBER 26,1823. We learn from a Gentleman, who has just arrived from Corunna, that Galicia is a prey to all sorts of dis- orders. The difficulties' of the French were but com- mencing, and both officers and soldiers were wishing themselves well out of the country. The heavy contri- butions which have been levied on the peasants, and the attempt of ...