... - TRIAL OF DAVID LANDALE, ESQ. The Coort being met, and the cast', His Majesty's Ad. Lacate against David Landale,4having been called, Mr. Landale tonk his place at the Liar. supported by several of his friends and relatives; Provost Haddon of Aberdeen; Mr. .Xlonypenny,. Kirksidy; -ssrsSpears, senior & junior, Kiirkaldy, ?? Criminal Letters ssere then read, at the instance of His ...

... II I-, . ?? n- : By a letter received. from Naples, dated the 30th.. rs.of 'November, we learn that. the.Marquis of,-Hast-I iat- ings died-on boarJ his Majesty's ship lRege, on no the -28th, and that his'remains'.were to be conveyed ht by his Majesty's ship Ariadnej Capt.. Fitmclarence, to ry AMaltai for'intdrlisent) in conformity-with the wisbes -,t- Ihis Lolrdslp: hadl expressed,; 'lhe ?? ...

... About.six,o'clock on Monday nigEht, a house in Bridgegate-street was entered, anrd a drawer carried f, ogti'iniugk six silver spod; marked R.JD., a pair silver sugar tongs, 21. lOs. in, mo~ney, and several other valuable articles. The hrawer was found soon aftper,.at the back of the turtipike; 'but the money and silver articles were gone.: -AMonday, abosat noon, two bodies were found near ...

... . I - MONVDA Y, ~DECEMB ER 2 5.:- The Speech of the Duke de Damas, the Foreign Mini- ster, in the Chamber of Peers, on Tuesday, may be don- I !A-A e- An- - ?? __ 2residered as the officiar~declaration, or Manifesto, of Prance he on the affairs of the Peninsula. It is entirely pacific. It ia- is stated that AL de Chateaubriand assumed a more war- e like tone; but his speech has not been ...

... Extrat4 i i the speech of Mr. SHEaT., at' ±hhAnmre- . :gateQatiholic Aleeting~in Dublin last Tuesday:- ! Mr.-S?1E IL-I pass at-once so firtngaI. Shall Por- * - ti'aal be free ?-Shall the banner of liberty be unfurled 'from the bleak and blasted hills? Shall England stretch forth her arm, and put her own 'security and the peace of the world into hazard on behalf of apeople whose manners, ...

... FRENCH IVAPERS. T'h. ?? i~sh.Act~ ze-of-M-- {3amas, ?? of Foreign Affairs, at length-- SPEECH OF THE FOltETGN s NISTER.. . Noble Peers-The discnssion- about to be opened be- fore you imposes on us the obligation of making known to you the actual situation of our relations with ?? whose interests are moreparticularly connected with the late events. This is the dutywhich I cometo fulfil before ...

... FvROM OUR PUIvATrE CORRESPONDENT. Lon don, A'larck 2. It has been curreitly reported this afterndbu that the Budgetswiii be farther postponed fom .orday to F riday in neit week, but the ostensible cause has not betln stated. This,. and the departure rf the Ru:ssia n Ambassador. have been the chief topics of in terest to-day. With regird to the funding of Exchequer Bills, nothing further has ...

... FROM OUIl1' PLIVATE COR'RESP'ONDENT. London, Sept. 1. The accounts from Paris of Wednesday. received by ex- press, contain nothing of prominent interest. Long de- liberations are said to have taken place in the Frenchl Coun- dii of Ministers, relative to the affairs of Greece, and of Lord Cochrane having assumed the comnand of the Greek navy. The intelligence frons Lisbon obtained at Paris was ...

... =L== We have seen coriimercial advices `from Lima of a late date. F rom these it appears that within the, four months preiceding, 'maly ige -quantities ?? -linens, -Prench stlkis, Irith aii0 tghi'sh mariufactures, had arrived there, -nd the market had, in consequence, ?? a consider- able change.. German lipens could mot be 'sold at cost price, snd^}rench Land China silksihad ?? 40t per cenr., ...

... ?? Letters to anl Antipiluralist~, recently published in Glasgow~, Our Church has, for halfa century, been enjoying peace. Never wag there a time when less complaint was made again st. he;clergy- - The voiqe of the country to havg -mare .estadbli;ed churches speaks volumes in her favour- and withau thisvdeig htful progression-this blissful tranquil- lity-will you still disturb us ? Our ...

... OFFICIAL. - ?? Fort William, January 2. The Right I-Ion. the Governor-Genetal has received a despatch from his Excellency the Commander in lChief, dated'bead-4darters before 3hurtpore, 281 December, 1825,a copy of which is published for general information. To the Righit Iron. Lord Amherst, Goeernor- General, tic. My 'Lord,-I have the honour to acquaint your Lord- ship, that thd ...

... MILITARY PflM.OTIO:4S Wk-Ot'?lCf, rri, 3, 182?6.a 2d Regt. of Life Guarai Captain the .Marquis of Car- u marthen, from tbe 17th lighL d'rag'oors, to be captain, vice Lord .G Bentinck, appointed'to the'75th foot. lf1th Itgt.'of light Dfagoolnt-Captaits A. Chambre, from the 75sth foot, to be captain, vice Lord Carmhis rihen, t appointed to the 2d life guards. 3d Regt. o.fFoot-W. G. Beare to be ...