... i~~~~~~~~~ - I. S /1Irom the C'n74e0r. ) T'ne Secretsry of the slipowilers' Society had, Onl SSatirdav, all interview wihli GovcIrnient, at tile in- stance of several of the Ilerchrlnlts ald Shiptwi ners en- gaged in tile trade vvith Spallish Atn rica, for the pur- spose of ascertaining wfietfivr there was ai!v real ioun- Idation ifor the rumours whif h leave bee rqirrimlatetd ill Ysome of the ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, November 29, The advices received from Madrid are to the 20th inS% and by them we learn that King Ferdinand's promises ,e the wonders he would perforn wvhen he arrived ic Madrid, the capital of his ancestors, and was there Sll7 rounded by his faithful subjects,' have ended in a sieon Decree, dated the 19th, by which he establishes a Council of five Ministers, or Star Chamber ...

... ONI) Al, l1c.nEEI, 5'.i V ?? :lt .li It ' \ OF I 1iL ?? .-S ?? V It 1. I~ \ 1,1 t It OF' 1 . I ii 3O]OIOT%,i'r ()1: \M')NNIMOUT.-L Tni late Sceretarv t) thie rloaiad oi A-ricilttire. in his 'B;late oI the Frenc P.l evolhitiotin, nlak, atroulg its pro- *;,tS canisei, the oppirc;ills exercisei l h: tilu Nobilitv, ,na tii se unhailppy bei ntq. who had thi rlisfboitine of it Ptwi i their reach ; ...

... SOU'TH-i ATEIRICA. ( From the Philad phla Frceeman's Journal.) Co 1.0 M DIA. 1) '3v the errival of thle scilooner Tartar, from Cura- tc coa, thi' editor of The AdIvocate has received his files a' Z;f 'rhC Corint to tihe J hti) September inclusive. v ilhe papers contain intelligence from Caraccas and 01 La ( uuyra to the cit. 1be news froln Peru is fhvourablc. The troops frotn Colombia, and the ...

... PIIATE CORRESPOAN DENC E. London, Nov. 28. 1823. A letter from Paris, dated Wednesday last, and re- ceived this morning by express, states that an applica- tion has been made by the Spanish Ambassador to the French Minister, requesting him. to prohibit the quotations of the Spanish constitutional securities in the official lists of stock, which is daily published in Paris. To this the Minister ...

... - t. - ,1 [Concluded f*m last Reister.] I LrFT. Of, in my last Register, by sayirrg that tbe question, wwhe- ther these' tfecs would come to'a goodf size' in England, and in a reasonable time, shoalo, be an- swered in this Register. I am now about to answer it,' aid that, too, in what I arn sute 'Will- be ,ileemed a incst satisractory-man- ner. But, as I s;ad before, tf4s and the mode'of ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5,1823. The confusion of ideas observable in the attempts to reason in those Irish Papers which are not wholly filled with abuse and wild declamation, but are comparatively respectable,would often amuse us, were we less alive to the mischief it is calculated to do It is no easy matter to give a mere English reader an idea of the absurdity occaaion- ally displayed by ...

... L.INCOLNSHIRIE ELECTION. Tu'esday last being the diy appolinted by the High Sberilff? fr putting Inl noiatu ion the Candidates for the Repvresentlltion of thsCounty, unimbers of Freebolders beg,,n Iorw into this town at an early hoor; anid, at eleven o'clock, the principal avenes eadng t th Huinpswer lierally filled with country gentlmen nd wll-desse lhrncr OcSte after e-leven o'clock, SirXV ...

... again, Ire rerlned the breaking of his furniture, came out, pulled nof his shirt, and challenged to fight again. Ile then appeared with a piece sin mahogany table over his shoulder. He suddenly stopped, took it with both hantls, and flung it. It struck a post, and glancing from the post, struck the boy Dunbar over the right temple. He fell inetantly, as if lie wvere shot. The prisoner has the ...

... LONDON, Disc. 4. A communication received this morning fromn Bayonne, gives the following~particulars: Beayuoae, .iV(Jv. 2S.-'fhe letters brought by the Spanish mnail are not yet delivered. The Duke ?? arrived here the day before yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, as had been announced, but withlout any pomyp-even the guard of honour was declined. His carriage drove so rapidly that he had ...

... T'IEI SCOTTISI1 HOSPITAL. A very numerous anvd respectable company dthed to- a gether ono Monday at the London Tavern, to commemorate , the foundation of the Scottish Hospital. This is a chari- table in.titution, and has for its object to relieve the his- tresses of the unfortunate natives of Scooland in this coun- try, where they are not entitled to parochial relief. We believe we may venture ...