... GLASGOW TONTINI U, T c. t the 7.,. ?? i,l1.. I . . |Io inC, Irving, At the Brioomiela, la oI l 0 Jarll, ?Jartio, :in the Clyde, ?? do. of Il:V-urIi, Sirronn, in the C-VI.- i1 1 tf Sn ift, I rving, -rt Liverpool, fi otlie (.I-l 0- ?ortill, ltlo, at Ifio Janleiro, filo fL ; ; 11 envy, Qulisl, at Jamaic:, frolm at 1100 Cru z - *Ieol ; 1- Fri ends, Wilson, at Liverpool, Boil nen 1 n- (Crookston ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ''1W1 1 OII, TI I URTEI AND l-lUNT. [ ?? DEC. 4,. Tihcsntas Tiii:i(1l arrive itat the gaol yesterday after- 1~I)1, itl Cltotdl of Mr TIhump, the prircipal turnlikey of Naegalte, 11 teas Io lged (on thic debcor's side, and all ?? * i ;j the tiler prioliors wvits prevented. AL nine ni 'eic ,:!iielr tinness Nehols, Io-. the Under S horitiX, thc cniisty, leit 1-tertf'orul in the High SheItil''s ...

... L'Cr ~Gj-A V TA n8L rVi7'11 pJERC1~ TI! URTEI~L. -i I Iitws Y ten o'rl;ck nn Thurdilay morning a'iern u. 'Itt nmY crad ira to Thrte~v alm rr~~r hat ird nt5 drecsinl. ltinnd should ce ready to j n tnt In a ae jp. lntly aftriward, I I me , ih hi the ,Ircc. fhurtel entered. Ile e c e With a cheerfaul step and smiling r°lhnc-e in MrX~A, Wilolrr e overtir was present. I ncrel sawNN ilits Thr Wi ...

... 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 ...