... , j , . L. .$ I NEWCASTLE, DC~r.R Li .1. The [risin ooernieilnt has at ?? thought proper to vtii ia n--tl~ir 0a ,iroceeiingS Of the (Cuhi;b .As'toiWiol in bublin;:nd sthe duelf orat:r, Dir O Connell, has been beld to bail to appeau at the ensuin' wesions i, tbat city, to answer tor the rignillcant hint about luilvar, whichl lie gave at the irectifig O01 Ine itim, as ?? M Ousir last paper. The ...

... DIP I. , tR C. ., 2 .; 2 et Thursdcey week thle' long proteeded 'il ffr~ae1 PrOqes l t arti from tile '~~~huilrrte o the Chamber of 0-P 'ipOki 1bui 'lielygerisnatitiegtstgsl e, entrrirtc-of-uis ajesiY~T diii S Cie,. -of L'ong livete King L AT Lon ;y te, p 11C LCDaUphn I Long ibye te Bunoli 006,' resiodeil 1roi -:ever sod over agaii.-Tce, 1Fears of ?? Dpte, t and thle specto tors remained ...

... OIL AND -COAL GAS. bfhe followlng paper on this subject, by Mr, Ander- c f th Acadelmy of Perth, has just appe'ared in' b dburgh Philosophical Journal. In respect to e ile Ilu*minating powers of the two gases, it will be f th red that it agrees with the, results obtained by s o Leslie and by Dr Fyfe. But the most re-. pOrofesso0 circumstance regarding it is, the large ntitY of gas which Mlr ...

... ?? Gehna Cinfederatiion of 8th Jtiiae, t91!it wsvblt- v' the to] owving t ffe. 'he dil'ercac of the ChristlTisf~itgiOus cOifmtlui~tieS crOitO; i d to aay d e ;i iynit of civil end po- ^!te5 n te , ing :he. tlrlannie Confe- dlist~a lreare: adag~ it zssse the fnolivjniti Dclarittioi 2. 'Ahv: srarvr f1feslors of the Cbristiis l aiktl enjoy a per- 75Ct fi taloefty' td hl und politicail rights in ...

... DJDFIE.LD. t)Umv IDJ . .. .. This notorious fence for stolen property, wo a as eofvcte oa Wednesday last at Kingston for having received sowe'o the notes of which the Steward of Earl Covwper, was olobhed, was so dishonest, even amongst thieves, that his convicltpi caused not the slightest rearet in Sbire-lane, Pelticoat-lane,: Angel-alle, or any other of those places to which the aban-, doned ...

... It ?:A 11 , ?? ?? ?? it; tt7t vvitt Di at U lq , 11 11 gi e itj f~itcL''' l13w gr it ni tis A 1 poi ?? ?? 5.1tl-;itl ciL1 (V 'it i'il lAI jlt ',di . ?? '~it v 5'mw k (.111' 5401 b 1' 1 1 * .111,1 r Le 3i~ Liiit fl'atr' 'as. ?? i is ?? Im I,11' pact of' Sir ~iIt l'L L' l ,! .1w fvi 'Iiov lb y i '1111; t'M.'ISLiL lcwffAlt'tIII.0 '~oin ''d! i ?? 3 ?? i'jif LIv fiI I Ii1 III lir'' ?? ' ILL' ...

... To MR4 ALDERMAN DARLEY. ;9t~t ! ;K34ingto,2tA Dee. 1824. 8uiixa that your time must be so ince takeun up with the weighty afairs of arresting, hold- ing. to bai4 and the like, give me hiave. to Ie.your purveyor of >72ts tn ,as a.beginning, pray accept from me the followin g little pithy paragrapohfoi ?? perof the 24ihof-Novemhber 4Satta'ked us, inii '112, -we .had -siifriates and fir. j ...

... Oakbonian ^rcur'. at Ir EDINBURGH. o f ?? __ __ __ __ M SATURDAY-JANUAY 1. es 3 Nauticus will see by our last paper that we have pro- n1e fited by his hint. its The French papers received by express, contain the following rather singular articles of intelligence from Madrid:- . Madrid, Dec. 16. The reestablishment of the Inquisition, about which so much has been said, is not yet certain. ...

... LONDON, )?C. E8. M IN PAruvo.-His Majesty in good the Royal Lodge, Windsor-Saturday iristmas Day, the King heard divine erformed in the dining room by Dean ?? the evening, the Duke of York incess Augusta dined with his Majesty Aoyal Highness afterwards left for Lou- %-Mr, Cauning lies ill of the gout at Fo-' reign office-Dr. Holland attends him.-Chan- cellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Robinson) ...

... The continuance, to this moment, of the equinoctial gales, with deluges of rain, htas baffled all weather-wisdom. Grave countrymen say one unto the other- whence can all this rain come from I All that we can say, is, that theie must neces- sarily be a balance of drought at some future period. Winter, and its seasonable frost, are anxiously expected, for drying and giving firmness to the soil ...

... ?- ? ?gi ?? -? ?AL ? 'asmer? ?t?in ?W it ?? -? ?ig?i. ? * ?? ?? III Ad. Wt . BT jo yn yo~u ylb tpman thaen yca eyasrthe- :; et polibeness and ci~liy. E ?? Akldrei~~t~n produced -,re Oz~~eQ4W0Ud ta i appear at ihe ensuring Quarter 26 Session, to commence the 2d ...

... The heavy rains, which have occasioned 60 mnuch imundation b in England and on the Continent, prevailed in this part of the A counltry last week. Tile higher districts bad been visited by I snow, which rapidly melting by the warm south-westerlk wind and rain, caused a great flood. In Glasgow the Clyde began to rise on Saturday morning. By mid-day the water flowed In the Bridgegate, and rose ...