... -.EN-.GLAND. Sierra Ieone.-Accounts have been received from. Sierra Leonie to the li6t: ult. ' 'The place citinued vety'i~tealthy; 'arneng tbe ,eaths w e fd his Ex- celency John Tasket' Wllarini His Mejesty's fbm- xniessarv- .ludge,:and one of thre Miembers of' the Cuii7 cil. The 4e6*Goiierno'r ,Sir Neil Canmpbell, lhtd' arrived in the Lively frigate from, Ebgkafd. ' -ltters-save-been -rec ...

... PROCEEDINGS OF THE INHABITANTS OFI LEElTH COMMITTEE. I . . _ . . ?? At a meeting of the Tnhabitants' Committee, held on Friday, Mr. Philip stated, that he had some information regarding the proceedings of the Lord Provost of Edin- burgh, which he considered it proper to communicate to the meeting. Various reports had been in circulation for the last two davsas to certain precautionary measures ...

... IFiStallatiolf of Lord Viscount Melville. Friday, October 20. The Right Hon. Lord Melville, Chancellor of the Uni- versity, arrived here yesterday afternoon, and took up his residence in the house ofthe Arerv Reverend Principal Ni. coil of the United College, and to-day, was waited on by the Provost and Magistrates, who presented him with the freedom of the city, before the commencementof the ...

... GLASGOW, NOVEMBFRR & We state4, framan6 ther paper, on,. Monday,, that a woman bad been apprehended for offering to sell a child 6f ber Owin, to t ?? in town, 'for'dissec- tiQ.- H4er husband appere in, the policp court, and stated that she had been so .mufchgiven.to in- toxication for some time past that she Iad sold both her own 'and his,, clofts fotr money to buy wl~jsly. Sbh,,edeclagred ...

... RAI b, aEirm. FRIlD.l Y. NOVFEMBfS R S.. We are extremely Lhappy to find that the alarm- ing accounts respecting the Duke of York's health, , .. 1. . .. .. . I . . . . . . . which prevailed here in tht beginning of the week, prove to be groundless, or at least very much exag. ?? appears to be only one opinion as to the irretrievable loss which the Army anid the Em- pire at large would sustain ...

... (From the Belfast Chronicle.) The unexampled depression in the distilleries of this country has occasioned very general surprise, and the flat- tering expectations promised by the government, from a free and open trade with Great Britain, have been sadly disappointed. [-low will this surprise and disappointment be increased, when it is known that the depression has been mainly occasioned by ...

... THE GREEK LOIN. ( From the Times of Saturday.) We yesterday alluded to some advantages which had ac. cruel-do certain members of the Greek. Conirittee; we now state, without any exaggeration, what we have'heard on this subject, and what, without pledging ourselves for its perfect accuracy in every part, we believe to be sub- stantially true. It is stated, then, on authority on which we at ...

... To (ihe Editor ?? Glasgow Herald. Sir-In your paper of the 20th current there appeared an article titled I M11r. BuTns's Synod Speech on the Neil- ston interdict;-but in one of your Cotemporaries, this same article was headed The Sheriffof Rerefrcwshire V. thq Church of Neilston. I looked to the report of the '.Syiod's proceedings, but could find no such cause there as a Sherifffigairist ...

... (From the Dumfries Courier, October S31.) Bv the kindness of-a friend we are enabled to lay before our readers the Copy of la letter addressed by-the -well- knownv Captain Clapperton, to one of: his connections in tbis quarter. It is dated- from Hio or Eyo, the capital of Youriba, '2d February, 1826, and is highly interesting on mnany accounts No doubt you, and all my other kind friends in ...

... van!. ?i ?. ?? . j z - - I fI: om~ M ,.rF..rui ti z er', ODcti. 298.) We haveiot saevoalioecasibns ?? parties .engaged in ibe sriticalaqontroversy if WVest IditiaSlaVkry -t5o-disetss ihiS quesots on the broad basis-.,7iat; otl pO- .14 and to refeain from abtse bi r riiimntation; but we >tbsei3~e, with rgret, that timeis as y&ia fail~e&fla;lGt' en 3ng inai It u spcrlk. piqjero~~~vpen p oi. ...

... Dutch, papers to the 28th instant have been re- ceived this morning. They contain, among other extracts from the German papers, an article dated. Berlin, Oct. 24, hi whichl l account is given of an- other defeat of the Persians by the Russian General Yermaloff. According to this account, the victory of the Russians was of a miost decisive character; but it seems that a battalion of the guards, ...

... . I A Dutch vessel from 'Rotterdam arrived at Mon- trose last- week with the oats ordered by the trades of Brechlin. T'The quality is saidl tobe excellent;' and' it is .calculatet thflt t eyA 111 'not ?? -u--ch 'mor'e 'than Is. 4d. :r.pe ek when ade i.n m n- otbr Duc hs also tosm MAn . h0 Dutclgalliot haE o arrvd with oats order- !ed by a country gentlernan, chiefly, we believe, to relieve ...