... LONDON, THURaDAY, NOVErnEIt 2. PROCLAMATION or LORD COCHRANE. To hlis countrymen who chose the profession of arms abroad previous to the passing of the foreign enlistment act; mid to all others who are free to promote the ends of humanity and Jastice-Hial ! Companions aid Friends!-The vast possessions of Spain and Por- tugal being delivered from the colonial yoke, the former raised to the rank ...

... A document will be found in another column, purporting to be a Proclamation addressed by. LORDs' COCHRANE to all his. companions in arms who are at .liberty to aid in the cause of Greece. This document is l |without date, and no explanation is given of the cirCtm-. stances under which' it was published: its genuineness,- therefore, rests on the authority of the newspaper by vlhich it was put ...

... l- iVIrutilAAI 1ik'U161UN. The decision'; pronounced on Wednesday in' the Chort oljChancery, upon the bills filed by persons who had be- come holders of. shares in Joint Stock Companies, against the Directbrs, as personally answerable for the insthip enti which. had been-paid,is of greatlimportance to all Who have engaged ?? speculations, And'partictlarly to the person$ who' have'acted as ...

... A PHILISTINE IN THE1 COAL-HOUSE. I AI AA..S ?? 4 w . y-l* .t I {Abridged'from 'kansie Waugh's Autobiography.) It was about the nmonth of March, in the. year of grace -anno domissi eighteen hulider, that the hail lcountry trutim -melled. like a man ill of the interminable fiver, under the -consternation of Bonapartie, and all the l rench vagabonds emigrating ower, and landing in the Firth. Keep ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MEtRCUIRY. SIR-It is perfectly obvious to those who pay any atten- tion to 4 the signs of the times, that Leith is on the eve of emerging froma a state of thraldom, in which she has too long been held, to a state of light and liberty, which, if pru- dently directed, will place her in that pre-eminent situation which her local advantages so evidently entitic ...

... THE 11,MPR.OVEVlENTS. TO TIll: Enl'rojt OF THE CALEDOVtIAN MERCURY. | Six-In to-day's Observer, there is a argument on tie Cotlt Parative nectssity and advantages of a south and west approach, in which an important mistake in poi't offacthas taken place; and that the public may not b6-tisled by it (I use the phrase in its gentlest acceptation,) ydh are requested to insert this explanation. - ...

... ,eived several nrivate let We have received several private letters from the | coast of Africa, all of wbich are filled with the most Su afflicting and melancboly accounts of the mortality at a SierratLeone, ani our other settlements. One letter in before us states-'_ I i That the rains at Sierra Leone began on the 15th of d June, sldin one short month upwards of seventy officers si and inn ...

... TTO 6e PRIN TER Of S4A HAMNSH1IRt T-;LEGMAjrH. I -. POgRTSI~.QY~ J ILL, NOV. 14,5118215I With respect to Mr. Colbliett's P'rngIltostie..re- mlarks onl the: weather, as inser ted in your last wyeek'is tc T'ele~raph, as anl old objserver of' the w~eathfer, I beg to.u -touch nlpoa twloer three points by the way of illuatr-ationl.., w1haet 3ir. (obbeitchasiiasserted hi theflirit part-of ...

... :UID t NltOVBR, 82I. MIONDAY', N'OVEMIBER C, 182fi. 'flc 1ee.is lpqpep s of Satuirday contain ce- mlatns from Lisbon to the 2ath ult. It appears that the Ice ?? ?? ili the North of Por3tglgal had ealirely failed -but difflerent. statements are given of tile estellt ofthe revolt iii thc Algarves. Some say that ,he scuticceer have been icubuleetl, and that the Provi- - sisasl Junta, wihich ...

... , li , milt ? . ?, IniJoial.loar, al 0 I . ?. I I I t , lt 7 ESDAY, No&. 21 hilis aring reassctnbled -id t ?? C/aze~''athe King-s'sSpeeeh, its * did tfle Ciek 6f, tle o~liu,6.; Cd Ld a tnblist~no i'mtofnve'the uisuatl Adrlress.-1lis; io, Ldr dship advevterd g666itdIl' 'to the ?? in the' I ., spi~eii, and express~ed his entii e coicuri-eiiee hi the( s~entinierits ~ ~, it cotained1'od Colv ...

... MONDAY-Nov1MBEP 20. - WINDSOR, SImNDAY, Nov. 19.-His Majesty at- tended divine service this morning at the private cbsa pel, accompanied by his suite. The Rev. Dr Stanier t Clarke officiated. The King's visit to the metropolis ti is postponed until to-morrow, when his Majesty will t certainly depart for St James's. A portion of his ti household left the Royal Lodge this forenoon to pre- ti ...

... PREGBYTERT OF EDINBURrtr. the Yeste'rday at the monthly meeting of the Presbytery, a T *O letter wasread from the theological students, intima~tingr their '.Si 5%having had a meeting, and come to th.- resolution of ap- mar ytng pointing a deputation, who had waite~on Dr Ritcl~ie, and havi re- ?? r-respectfully informed him that,from the weakness of his voice, 2 ee of his lectures were ...