... T17-BrEY B2eD GRBECE'. Moldavian Frontiers, Nov.2 ri ?? Private letters from Bucharest and Jassy, of the 22d and 24th November, affirm that the Turks will is. not yet evacuate the two Principalities. lhe misery that prevails in these countries exceeds all belief. Trieste, Dee. T. ;r - Various letters from Corfa, of the 28th November, Ve ...

... - - - - - - - lQqq- F ACXhE; BU bt 'l ts P ' lLA~IVtU lIn' oAA v^ . GE.SEXAL Posr OFFICrE, Dec. 29. 182- r !Mags mssade Last Pachets .Vext Packes } Dcstusati~stus. tuVP ill Lon- saiWsd. due. don. . I _ ?? of Malb Lisbon _ Tuesdays. DStanmer, Jan. a. rGibtal. Pal} !stTuesday Walsinigham, Lord HOlbart, 1 ta,& Coru. eaclhmlonth Dce. . | Jan. 1a Madeira and IstTuesday Tllss. Salisbury, Pr. Ueeent, ...

... llE VDST IrD? S. to 9o ar DEt be .pe be %I0 to in en fii to of 21 ?? th on to at be or aeO so -C vi ft cc Sr m ,Si 0~ mu Si 55 It t r King~ton, Jamaica, Nov. 1 The WUoo. Hof ?? not or 'tueiol.ly, pait- suant to his Grace tlhe G acthenor's prclaati pricltiflOO log them to proceed to bltnsnss. At no period >iokn thiia islsand n first participated ii] t he ben efits of he ?? Con- stitution, and ...

... =a=nian teturvV. EDINBURGH. THUR.SDAY-Ja uVxAR 1. Our last contained extracts from the Speechl of the President ofthe United States ; but having received'a garbled copy it was unfortunately not very intelligible in the only part of it that was important, namely that which related to the policy of the Allied Powers I in relation to the South Amacrican States. It will nowv be observed, from. the ...

... FROM PgR LONDON GAZETTE. NVAR3 OFFI CE-DEC. 26. 1823. .Ii xMti'OT.ANDUM. r His Mlajesty has been pleased to ?? of the ?? egi. O~ielet oi boot again beconting a IHighland regil01nt, and of itv bearinig the title of 1 The 72d, or Duke otf AflhotY5; (wn u VAR OFFICE-Dec. 19. 2d Regiment of life G;uards-Lieutenliit T. Brett. from; Ith 53th light dragoons, to be Cornet and Sab-Licuteoiamt. I we J ...

... LONDOI. MONDAY-DRC. 29. We have been favoured-with a perusal of the official correspondence between Admiral Owen and the au- thorities of Colombia, respecting the attack of the forts of Carthagena upon the British sloop of war Car. E nation. The Government of Colombia very prompt- ] ly, and much to the credit of that infant republic, has disavowed the act, and made ample provision for the ...

... ST iONIAN'S VIEI. The present work, though the story does not pos- sess a great range or variety of incidlent, may he class- ed, in point of vigour and originality, with some of our author's best perforinadces. The scene is laid in Scotland and we have some admirable pictures of Scots manners, and a profusion of other It dramatis persona, sketched with great felicity anid spi- rit. Nothing can ...

... UNIT12ED ST'A TES. orrNi.Nt o0 ?? . ti Washington, Dec. 1. 182. 3a The first session of the eighteenth Congre5s hasl commenced with great harmony. A large mmajority of P the Members or both Houses appeared in their re- n spective Chambers this day precisely at twelve o'clock. i In) the Senate Mr Gillaid took the chair, and after the usal -orders for the appointment of chaplains, for t ...

... TllE HOIVQURABrE JOIY ADAMlf. (rlPrm. ynee Calcutta et-aspjape) of Tluorsday Auguast 14. at 1$23.) fa [tE IIONOURtABLE JOHN ADAM. Y( EEhTlIG AT THE TOWS HALL, CALCUTTA. To ?? MiNaughton, Esq. Sherifl'of 'alcutta. w We, the undersigned, request that you wilt convene a Ol sreeting of the British inhabitants of Calcutta, for the bi ptirpiose *,f conridering the Itet means of paying some co ...

... PRIVXTE CORRESPONDENCE. VILII~a Jv UVVSJJ, lL- London, Dec. 29. The Norfolk (Virginia) Herald, of the 4th instant, re- ceived to-day, has a paragraph stating, that one of the first acts of Ferdinand, after his liberation, had been to make to his deliverers the important cession of the island of Cuba. This statement is not true ; but it has a better foundation than might be expected, ...

... NAVAL INTEL IGENCE. Bengal, July 4. The Circassian, Wasse, bound to London, grounded 0' the James and Mary shoal, in going down the riscr, where she remained three hours. A survey has beer, held oil her, whetn she was reported not to have sostained any damage, but she was detained at Diamond Harbour to shift her cargo, being found a little crank. JULY 12.-T'he Circassian still remains here, ...

... FROM THIE CARACCAS GAZETTE OF NOVEMBER II. -- - EWS. IMPORTANT NEWS. (From the Venezltano Extraordinary of the 9tri instant, two P. a.) We have just had the satisfaction of conversing with General Santiago Marino, from 'whom we have learnt the valiant achievement of our troops against Puerto Cavello. At two o'clock yesterday morning the battalion of Anzoategaui, commanded by Major (ala, and ...