... led t Capt Medivi ns JoUial t his Conversatir.Ds of! St to Lord Byron, noted during a residence with his Lord- tl 'a-hip at Pisa, in the years 11121 and 11822, was published P erson S aturday ?? by his relativc Mr. Ir u I-Shelley. Captain l~edwin was well received by the P to tenant of the Lanfranchi Palace, and was soon on so h of intimate a footing with him as to gather his unreserved bi m- ...

... LC)-N1)t)N, ,AONDAY, OCTOBER 26., 1824. T le Pailis I apers of' Friday vwcre ~receivedl ,t night. It is stated in the JoI7oernl des Dedcst, in a I Lette ftront ,ladrid of the 11th inst. that the French I ?? had dlemanded of King lerdinund-1 the( pulbaildr ofe general Amnesty, with the excrptiou I only df crtain Specified rzames 2, a rclo¢gbitionl of the lirnas of the Cortes; ° a faithful ...

... - I - c. - o ., Lett ~om Smyr Lonaon, Oct. 29. 1824. l rlt. myrna havesbeen received to the Ith . at Which time all was quiet there. HMS. Ala- triY was the onlylt ttrs twfltiu tbeonl vessel then iha the port. These let- ti ?? ospeak of the injury done by the Asia- tha t°P totegrud in the interior, and state, | t~t *rel weallaitaits civil and military, were by no I l~fiel withthe conduct of ...

... (rRoM tHE ETOILE.) PI .Madrid, Oct. 21. ti The King arnd the Royal Family continue to re- ta side in the palace of the Escurial. rc f The following ordinance has been published by the d Captain General of this province:- sC The Executive Military Commission of Madrid, b, . having signified to the Minister of War its wish to see fixed the degrees of punishment applicable to cer-gt tain crimes, ...

... TONDON, SATPURDAY, Ocr. 50. STOC Ns. flank Stark, 2d. .Red per Cenits. Psed.1.9 3 per Cent. Cons. 9057--3s per Ceit. Ot M ,--New Fours, 107T. -113;1i: nLong Ann. 2., 1..1(;-1 ,1;ia SLOCk, 2tt)-t-India ol'nds, oo0 pr.-ELa Lill' (too!.) 55 5. pan.- COt5s. for Ace. 96'.. Tlhe E-t lile anl Pile of \rcdncs'la dlate !avc re ched us. They nre chieflY OccUi Piel 'itil te dletnils of the ceretitony of ...

... .Wotocri,04 . . ?? & ? I I I SATURDJY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ?? 21, 1824. tiHMM Kiiti, lahi tweii pleaisid to grant to the Bev. Charles Edward Hutchinsonl, Master . of Arts, tile place acd digaihy of a Probentlary of the Cathedral Cht;rch of Chiehester, void by the promotion of Doctor Robert James Carr, to thc Sc, a: Chichester. 51IAt'.Oi FlOE, ?? 29, 1824. SrA Rs't. of Ligh ?? Cillt. J. G. Baum- ...

... COL.M B! A. TRAMlS OF JAMIAICA Will[ Tilt MOSQUITO INDIANS. Mn REPUBLTC 'F C01L,'?J1tA. ai Secret;'ry of Stet- Office Cm Foreian Afflairs, Vt Bogv i, June 19. IS9+ L, To lliF. EXecleney Vire-Admiral Sir L!\vrence Ilalsted, ha Hi.C.B. Comniandi r in (Thief of his Britannic Mujes- th tybs ships and vesiel, in thle West Indies. &e. cel aI -Colonel ilanriltoln his Britannic Majesty's Pried. an l ...

... PO1YAIS. In the Colombian papers that were last received, si we find the following decree of the Colombian Go- n vernment, respecti0l the territory of oyais, which b must finally, and for ever, close the hopes of the tI public creditors of Poyais. Will it be possible after o this to dlo the bonds at half a crown per cent. ? We C have been told (but we cannot say upon the high- sc est ...

... SUTT EES. ?? nrilitpll hbe Some papers have been printed by order of the House of Commons, on the Suttees, or tlle sacrifices h of women on the pilestof their husbands in Hindoos- bu o tan; a return is made from the seven districts, Cal- asi If cutta, Cultak, Dacca, Moorshedeabod, Patnahy Ba, as, t reilly, and Benares, of the number of widows burned 1. in five years:-in 1817, 707', in 181i, ...

... F ROM LLOYD'S MARIN E IIST.-Oet. 29. , Nasau, Sept. 4. FROM LLOYD'S MAItZ'' i I;Ioi1.-, S 4. 7 4 ?? Sept. . 'The Afriba of Birtstol, Bi'ace, fi'om Jafniaica to Green- ock, ren'on thpi TloridcI ReeF,'alid iemnained about S0 hours,: N buf was~gof off vrwith the nssistanec l'f some wfreelting vessels, aidtiartived here 2d instant. ThL.cartl, will be landed, to G ascertain the damage she has ...

... Al. C hampollion, jun. having proceeded to T under the auspices of his Majesty, to study ti0 lection of Egyptian antiquities brough t r A. Dronlette, and forming at present the ltnya E tian Museum of the King of Piedmont, i af'D5P made known some of the principal nonot museum. We extract the following COttuia from his letters:- Bly the kind permission of his Excellency CoUna Chale, Minister ...

... I zc;^tltt~~'D~~{OO§''1 - tit ., VC. .1 EI ' sr.iti tk C. altt&Lieut. -(veneral 'T jito t * eanadieu, anld Getneral Itron lc 'c ani )1y the Dauphin, the vt ?? tiit, Deches ot 1l'.rry, heard Mass tit tnI PsPt4t) ?? thteir return. bis Al- v.c atpthe thebalc Onyalthellseed C-slery, iir ittted by the most cnttusiatsti atcUbitiitt- ?? bqve 9,_ in passin by the lerche.nt' Hall, re- fo -.Thee inki ...