... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... LLOYD'S AIARINE LIST-OCT. 29. St Ives, 24th Oct. Yesterday morning the Marie, Margrace, from Neath to Nantes, wint on the rocks called the Stones, in this bay. The master and four of the crew saved. The Prince llegent, of } ahnouth, Adams, from Pen- zance to Oenokl, put ill here this morning very leaky. Scilly-, 21st Oct. The Edvstone, Bell, from Hudson's Bay, arrived here 19th ...

... NOR TI!l- WEFST EXI'EDITIO-. . . At two o'clock on Monday, Admiralty oord rd were receiced on huard thle flella and F ury, North Pole ship. s to dismantle, adt return thre temaiaiing sup- plies of food, the sp art s and moveable ship materials, toot ic dock-vard at Deptford. At the Same time the ver necessary and wlconmc order arrived for permit- tin the officers and crews to land the ...

... The Money Market has been very gloomy this day. Consols for Account opened at 82j, and are now the same. The depression onl the Money Exchange is principally occasioned by apprehensions that this country will be involved in some dispute with either France or Spain, on account of the transactions now on foot in the latter country, and will interfere to lessen the preponderating influence of ...

... FRjAXKFORT PAPERS. Frankfort, Oct. 20. (rOtM TilE OR15NTAL SPLCTAIORI) The Dairam has passed at Smyrtna in the most sa- tisfactory manner; not the slightest accident inter- rupted the tranquillity which the city and the neigh- bouring villages have long enjoyed. The Pasha re- solved that on the first day of the Bairar all the ba- zars should be open as usual, which is unprecedented. ...

... DENCE. London, Oct. 29. 1523. 'We have received letters and papers of Monday from Paris by express. The French Ministry con- tinue in the intention of dissolving the Chambers, which dissolution, it is expected, will take place on the 15th of next month. One of the first measures that will be proposed on the assermbling of the Cham- bers will be a law decreeing the duration of the Chain- hers ...

... TI{E FRENCH AND M 2NUG. ] aaldbeirp>3iepaers1in :E;ehn- ary Ja4 ?? ?? .diwbidh opegingdhp ?? fr:t the Orfur& 0 ...

... AIULTUen IS PAR ?? Majesty continues at Windsor Castle, taking occasional airings as weather permits-reported at Brighton the King will return there about the 15th of next month. -1)ake of York left Duke of Grafton's seat, Eustoni Hall, Saturday, for Duke of Rutland's, Clheveley Park.-A messenger dispatched to Sir WV. A'Court Saturday-Ministers insist on Spain fulfilling the late treaty ...

... I . ftnbapO - pott: I Tis afact not geenera!ly known,i alluision to the reported brevet, that the Captains of 1809 (however small the promotion,) must be included in the brevet for majorities; as of that rank of the standing of 1808 there aie only 25 on full pay, matdfortheyearl809. 54. The above are inde- ?? of the ordnance and marines, which for both these years are 47.-Within the last 2 ...

... calebonian inercrurp I _= EDINBURGH. SATUBDAY-NYovE^Jdra 1. The Paris papers received since our ltst contain no telligerce of any interest relative to the affairs of Pfin. Thecountry is conquered, and must submit; al thet measures that may be deemed necessary to ve stability to Ferdinand's Government will no0w be ospted without opposition. It was stated that the ?? troops would be dispersed in ...