... PRIV.TE CORRESPONDENCE. rU- r'A V 21 D 6 11 u--oP-London, Der. 1i al T'ise FUN'Ds. re- The improvement in the fuinds to-day seens to list Rd5 i n- prised many speculators, though they could see to ng mediate prospect of' any depression. The advancesi ngr cent. on the operatiolls of to-day is coussiderai -arget u sor cordin to the present steadiness of the moner rnar, to Salle ctensive ...

... 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 ...

... EASY' I.D7)IES. Bombay p iapers have been received to ilie 1,tj O., June, fron. which thu following are cxtract: FROaM TItE PAPER' OF MAY 23. ;NDIAN \VAHIRi:A . F The Sirdah S.l il (I oh Ru egit Sinrg), to ?? tile Mountaineers stin Dotoriruies, marccited ith1 ?? %1,de army, consisting of cavs!ry, ilrtilsery, arid itllaltry, under ,his personal c'rtIiaid, arid atrivedl L the tulec of l3g nore, ...

... PACKET BOATS, FALMOUTI; STATIO\N I 1 PACKIET BO( VlS, lLMOT D hi. S'3; (aeNEIA L I srOeDec. ~2. l- llatils erade Last P/lclels Next Fancfdt Destitstions. up in Loll- sailed. due. do._ I D. of Kt cll), D. ,r3Mil' Liabon I Tuesdays. Jill. Gibral. Mail IstTuesdaY lValsingia'll, Idl d oll3r:, ta,&Corfilo. aechmorlth Dec. 6f. lrj' 131 11adeira and l istTuesday,3Is,. Salisbsury, r't U B3razils__j ...

... - 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 ...

... TREATMENT OF THE CARLILES IN DORCHESTER I GAOL. (Omitted last ?week.] Whatever may be the differences of opinion respecting Mr. Carlile's pertinacious publication of anti-religious writings, none but the most despicable bigots or the most callous into- lerants can desire to see him or his family treated in a man- ner calculated grievously to aggravate the severe punishment the Church-of ...

... ==I9 et O ('Colstantinpl;, lNov. 14--It appears that all so the differences between the Ottoman Porte an(l t the Christian Powversare decidedly adjusted, It u is affirmed that the Sultan,by a Firman,l dated v the ~d instant. has ordained the re-establishmenit t of all the relations with itussia on their ancient fo foofing. jl _..lt2nucnft 1n lard I relalim-Atleetin of the Members of the ...

... LONDON, FRID.I Y, Di. ?? 2 iJBR 12, if23. Tit U-1rid GtIzette' of the 4ith inst 11aS been received, anti it ?? four Royal DECreeS of. great itr~portance.I l , tefirst Decree, his jllaje~iy appo ts bs Miniister of State. the Marquis of Casi firujo as fil ' in. irstr of Grace anti Justice fur Spainl amd tile l;iC:; Ilien 'Narc iso ctc- I~cireta as -Minrister of' War Mviijor 41eneral ?? Jousef ...

... O3X1?0OR D, Satw1 day, Dec. 13. On~ Wednesday, Dcc. 1'0, the following De- grees were conferred: 1D5ASTIABS5 OF ARTs. Robert Spencer Glyn, 1 Students of Christ Church. Mlayow Short, I Rev. Lambert Blockwvell Larking, } Brasenose Jededish Stephens Tucker, f college. BACHF.LORS OF ARTS. Rob. Bryan Cooke. Esq. Ch. Ch. Grand Compounder. Charles Porcher, Esq. Oriel coil. Grand Compounder. Joseph ...

... x W,'Of FARRINGDON WITHOUT- ELECTION. I To THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE WARD OF FARRING- DON WITHOUT. GENTLEMEN-Political- and religious intolerance, aided by misrepresentation, have gained a transitory triumph over those liberal principles of public right, which have long charac- terised the conduct of this great and independent Ward. Among the various causes of this triumph, none has ...

... LOWER CANAD4. LEGISLATIVE. COUNCIL CHAMBER. QUEBEC, 'Nov. 25, 1823.-T.lTis day at two o'clock,s his Ex- cellency the Governor-in-Chief. came down in state to the Le- gislative Council Chamber, and being seated on the Throne, the Gentleman Ushet-of the Black Rod was sent down to the House of Assembly to, command'- their . attendance before his Excellency, and that House: being come up, his ...