... Xabat illitelti., ?? Wstr 1oftn the In jst. a Sloop, laden with coals and brl The Ca 0t n h crew drowned. Th4t H'i. arp sailed from St, John's, N. B. frti ot1t C ter, or 29th Oct. osalfo Prnnbmfor this Pot28th T 'by. Marnrmon, Petrie, ?? Be fae- Charsefton. and Mr ?? e North America, Hiram,.hence at Philadelphia. bI IHeliconBrad 'me York. ?? Wilton, Herring, hence 'at New Can an- Warren, Webb, ...

... - ?'. ?, ?s ? i i t o c v ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C. Cape Town paper.4 to the °'ihil S-eptonflUEor, Cliv ofexi I received. 'liey are thiufly l!ltd Nsitil the accullilts of't the tribe of savajes i10mh rveviitly weoliLiced t'iwarids thv e l British suttlnrlemtst. wll we.e ron ikiei bv th!e IBm. IaIlIS. vIhi oiiiiiicll oft thiose pooer peopie si s teOs Ioe st, most au-idilig, is they wore fiurord ly ...

... SIR ROBERT GitFoRD, the late Attorney-General, has been a most for- tunate man. Owing to some connexion with the late Sir 'vicarv Gibbs, lhe ina. raised, by the earnest recommendation of that Judge, to the post of Solicitor-General, at a period of life at which the ablest men have seldom ventured to look so high. lie has now been successivelv Soli- citor and Atiornev-Generoi, without ...

... SCOTTISH BORDERERS' SoCIETY. On Friday last, the annual meeting of this Society took place in the Waterloo Hotel, Begent Bridge. The com- pany, which was numerous and highly respectable, sat down to an elegant dinner, prepared by Mr Oman, at half pait five o'clock. The chair was most ably filled by Mr Walter Nicol, supported by Mr James Ballantyne, .Mr Hays and Mr John White; Ml Darling, W. S. ...

... .)I, 31.IZONI. - (oeeitSC;Aldl, CliRONCt16 cE.) of At lelngthl some ?? les arrived of Whe i tropid and adfetiatble traivellerl Mr;Belzoni. W go] tyhave acnd tievore th' , 'fl0wn extracts of apy it letter whi~h ha~b~fl~s'eee~4 ffoe hiht ~ AVi regret a it ltoa, that nei ther plade §nol- date are gieif h letter fori ?? which -Mr BeNOni subsequently ey letter, for rea ?? Idstates. v erfint e a gI ...

... LONDON, WrFDXrESDAY.i DEflMBER 3, i3 The Pziris Pitpers of Shtindta Ftre the lalest vsitich have reached town. Thc ioilowirg are the on'y clraets thcy contain o;i'ny intee- t :- PAs ins, 2t ox. 30.-*lc recenih said, in EliSCUsSing the gleat ?? ofithe indeperildecne ?? America, lo To '!in titteltt aoplication be niede to conclude trea- ties ' That which vou tocdat coclu{' uith a Rep LiLi. ...

... ERFPRONTERY OF POACHERS. E,.v~er sin-ce the cninmencemnent of the shooting ~esson, the crorito's festates in tile counIties of Kent, Surrey, and exerece ret annyace by the constant incur sionof oacerSfrom thle metropolis and otbdr75U/u1eoIiti- in ous woaho e Fren falconers, fly at all they liheet, and, uncontrolled by those rules whio~h govern tru fpr~i~,cm mnit an unfair and indiscrimina~te ...

... . It may be asked, why it is that thus continually aind day after day we plead this cause? To the' geat majo- rity of our readers the answer is quite obvious. He pleaded our cause. We now consider ourselves as his natural posthumous Clients, struggling to do for his fame after death, that which living he never failed to do for us. His mind, his talents, were the great asylum to I which all the ...

... ampammenve Yl IPTo 'POSTSCIC, THURSDAY's POST. LONDON., TUESDAY, Dec. 16, 1823. HE French Papers which arrived yesterday, though T nearly filled with descriptions of the varions fetes Xgiven tocelebrate theitrlumphis of the Duked'Angouleme and the pacificatioi of the Peninsula, contain mauy articles which prove that the state of Spain is one of 4-itation aud d'to of peace, and that alarm is ...

... 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 ; ...

... TO 'lle EldH)n o z? tlh .'IA-.ILDL EN JOU RNA.. . I . l I o t BIJZOD 9JM U . DI L DKKN JIO L'NNALO. N o dviacos Irv oF t)Llr OVI I- 0 a r ooter n tajite (h tdi:: tt l ges tilan thlo ptooess of ihisetipagitty. vitile otieg, , lO] d il'a ple i l;., tilY' (J ;ste am rocdltcts of iniitt:itt afle: li t . foe ie i)uetscs of illtltInitiot ! -better expts' ;eld ankls j . ullctC sttid, i v'rh tp:i , ...