... VA Ri{E'T'IES. r When tbe nrews of the Coronation of the Emperor LtNicholas reached lItrga, among& ot her marks Of ?? g, red and whiite wine flowed to one whb chose to drink, from a d publifc Fountain, erected- in the. shape. of au imperial eagle oin1 the market place. e The treadm'iill has been introdaned in Bfivaria, and the Lt pr'isoners daily grinid floutr requisite for 4001 persons. 300 ...

... gWEDNESDAY, NovEA:1nBER 1, l962. IT iS CVi(knt, from the various accourits which Ie beow received from the different public establishments, :.nt jis 2,*jesty's Millisters have given cmployment to im- t- e pumbers of paupers fr-omn all parts of the kingdom. It -,ted. that the Dolc-yards, D isids, all places ol'public es, are filled with them. At 11arwchester, the poor are :uzncerously ...

... MONDAY-OCTOBER S0. nil THE DuKE OF YoURE.-It is with much satisfac- pe tion that, in direct contradiction to the alarming re- fo, ports which were industriously propagated on Satur- pe day, and which found their way into some -of the m Sunday papers, respecting the present state of health pe of this illustrious- personage, we are enabled to state, Ti that a decided change for the better has ...

... TOWN COUNCIL (YESTEPDAY ) There happened to be before the Council yesterday very nc little business either of a routine or of a public nature, a thing which is very unusual. es TRON CHeuRcH.-On a motion of the Lord Provost, a m Committee was appointed to consider whether any and what improvement should be made on the tower of the Tron WI Church, and whether a new clock should be provided, or ...

... AdsB BH!UX TPQRE.~ CAPTURS OF DObitJAUN SAtTL.-W3e extract the a following authentic particulars of the capture of the f faimousm Rajah Doorjaun Saul from the Bengal Hur I icarn, which may not be the less acceptable to some of i eourreaders, vhen they are informed that one of the offlcers concerned hil the gallant affair is the son of a reepectaeble citizen of hEdinburgh, - . Briunir PORE, Jan ...

... POSTCRUgPTO bL0V O.Y. T SL).-1Y, OctolJrer -1, 182fi. Crii i't.pers to tre '28th of October rac'thed -: ns Llhis morl~g-s 'T'hey cotitait, arnouo otber e X- ; frinr the Germartn Papers. nn artlcle ?? BUilin, :11 r i hie an accr. lit is givel (it alnother defeat ot i,\ .1w ?? (rG.'renal Yernmolo if. According, . ; o , II; (:i, t v Y tvot the litu- lill wals ol rI most vt!] e sw o!.cs bitt i, ...

... .1,1akebanian Oltcr1'.?+ ?? EDINBURGH. Ccc r. THURSDAYNOVrEBBER S. on ofo ot Acclunts have been received from Petersburgh dm s, containhig some general information relative to the nwar with Persia, which, it is said, will be sanguinary, tot to le and extremely injurious to the faithless Persians.- 1- We have no, doubt that this will be the case. The Ceo of Persians will be worsted ; and by the ...

... rfK°oM TIE ET10ILI OF TUESDAY.) PEFURSIURrOHf, OC1. 14 -ADVICE OF TIIE COUNSCIL OP THE EMPIRE.-OUn June 29, his Majesty deigned to approve of the followving opinion of his Council :-lst. The Maheoued:in5 and Pagans who shall embrace tbe Christian religion, shall be re- tioved from the class to which they now belong, and be ex- emptetl from the taxes they noev pay; they shall be entered in the ...

... - By the kindness of a friend (says the Dumfries s r-C~ourier) we are enabledl to lay before our readers the fa] as copy of a letter addressed by the well known Captain in. Clapper-ton; to oneof his econnlectionsin this quarter. ed ed from Hio or Eyo, the capital of Youriba, laE 3I 22d Feb. 1626, and is highly interesting on inany 4c- go s, counts:- pro le No doubt you, and all my other kind ...

... OA - - ?? , -, grini Oa,Mrp 01, F,, I D.1 F, Oct. 2-4. f-. f ,,tz o te Fr 14'li la i Inight co IItit;is di t;p auebhs from iN c'atlIP. atilnotmm- :inc n, e jl ttn ro or do dii rlI v- f ;(.vegjlilcat sn.v'ls, in tlho A.rciiolago. IL also M.ijiI) 1jia.id0ui, Mid it rvclrtd of' lc0xl. to Italy IctsL ?? in the lvotilidifilg Of . O!tln (Ct1,1, Oil thie l~'i r oliit. the hewah betiveein DI-al ...

... P ida:y, and Salarday's Post, ?? I %, A NI ?? Ial.'st ~r I t ~tiS horn(1 Spainr ]) ?? at trri le A i tt itl Paris picjil'~ rmi'o vedl Friday ring~(2t~te( tht every day' thle tot ffii -, - 0ii'f~rom Spaintr. livttfies iroin rtinvvr ~Ijvld w~ith tire ?? of CtSLtttSavainst tire C'oltrtl- titit;tali't-i ill thalt provinlce, porseontiotts mole tyratii.i ru(j i L1 (2 IOWL thil art ay tha~t follo1 ...

... The following Letters appeared in The Times of yeaterday, addressed to the Editor:- - Sit-l enly this day saw The 7'irme.s of the 28tl instant, in which a transaction of miue respecting Greek Scrip is grostly misrepreseated. I am surprised to find Mr. Lirio'tis bearing testimrony to the facts there narrated being ' substantially corrrect,' as be must know that it is absollutely false that I ...