... tIEWO nllb ob0erbatioll0. Colornbia.-The Vice.president of Colombia has pub- lished a long manifesto (dated 12th July) explanatory of the conduct of the general Government toward Venezuela, and reviewed the recent acts of General Paez, which had created so much disquietude in Colombia. This docu- ment sets forth facts which fully justify the acts of the Government, and favour the opinion that ...

... i IjVERPOOL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1826. DilEADFUL ACCIDEXT. to ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ok Prso~tet otemi tet tate immenusey On Wednesday morning, at three o'cl otk heimrs Of chimney of the smalting furnace at the Ce to tor Wr of Massrs. Ackers and Co. in Spitalfimeldsf Came tl the g with a tremendous crash; and a large portion of the higher part of the shaft (one of the loftiest in Liverpool) falling upon ...

... | rFROM THEP BuitiY rosr.] ,pftkc Oin Sanitrday last, one Of tile 110s hulrol Intid Mheetingzs that ever took place in this Comity, ts I It the Shite-balll, Norwiflh. in pursuance ,f a Requisitionl 1i,, Arelss' to thie High Slltriff-Firs~t, for the Pii'Pose of conitideri rig tile prIprie' 3 of :esistfiri a measure. n Ojv in, progress, Or der I thle cii~it,d toit 'reae thle CoUntv Uate5DA.el' ...

... ?? isompenaium. 2 ?? S5- As it is impossible to supply, within the scanty limits r a of a weekly newspaper, a great portion of which is oc- cupied by commercial announcements, a satisfactory abridgment of all the debates in Parliament, it Is our to purpose, during the session, to notice those only which 0 are nationally or locally interesting to the bulk of our 0 readers; and by the omission ...

... EIRU',IE AND HIS CALUMNIATORS. - It is a bad bird tbat befouls its own nest.-Prover& We were reminded of this proverb by the mean and unjustiriable conduct recently adopted towards Mr. flume by some of our public journalists, who would fain be re- garded as the advocates of liberal principles, and the de. termined enemies to every species of public abuse. The Timrs has been culpably ...

... [`ntoM 1 Tl' ETOWIt OF WI:DNESDAY.| The frigate Flora, and tile brigs Genius andi Valette, sailed f(oit Brest ol tle 22'd instant. Tnese thre v.ussels nrla!ke part of the force stationed off the coast of Africa, tor the suippression of hIre Slave Trade. T'le brig, AlciOiade, which has ttie saUte destitatior, left Teu- loI oln te 8tt instant. Intelirgeice. received by tile way nf Trieste, ...

... FOURTEIEIN DAVS' IMEETING. [:'IRO)M THE DUBLIN MONRNtNG RE.GISIIt o1' TtMitrAl.] MO D.IV, Nov. 27 -Tble 1! ssociatiorr net at three o'clock. 171RANCIS WYSE, Esq. i tile Chair. Mr11. O'CONNOR, aft'r some prefatory and ap; ropriatc oh- servrrtlios, propsmed a vo'c of thiunks to Henry Giiattii anrd Mexanrler Dawson, Esqrs., for the services which they 1lr rerl diered to thle carsts of IrelarA, in ...

... THlE .M0ILIX(. (HIRONI ALE. LO)N D1) O.\: FIMM)Y, DEClElilXER 1, N426. We received last night, through the North and S!out0i American (offee-houie, Americn l'apers to the (j November. 'T'hey contain little intelligence posiessed * more than local interei; Tke I:.'- ) o h-, i of z.'e S?h Novembner i :- an article cornp;ring the Enisll '.nd Anmericsar M nufacture' - 'lie pseat anti nrfea in ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, PARLIAMENT. in the House of Lords last night, several petitiens w er presented from the Catholic inhabitants of towns in IT I rs Lord King presented a petition from the We' It Carlisle, against the corn laws. The langnaee Of ters e r, n ioners was not more deplorable than tile sulflrinns Pi st urged it. They stated that even if they S Wrvie at present distresses, ...

... SOUTIH AMERICAN COFFEE HOUSE, The foillwina LetLer weas ret vedle at tie abrare itonte last night:- Baenos A-res, 5thl Sltpt. ' Sntc tmy *' tl e l-sOtile e Jr ito't r have retitab!ed itKtcthie, as i: r-gart- fi hitit'e. The wrtcla'iia, mlt cr tirtro, keep tip tite llotlkatle. ont of 1'sigt of the tloan, arin tbe Fluertn Ayres sqtt'tdroit toeat mitchor it i.e l :i.er RoA&. ADtiral Brown I-ft ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Nov. 30. riord Montague kind Lord Curzon took the oaths andt their semds. Thle Doake of WELL IN GTON presented a Petition fromil tile Lord] Mayor, Sheriffs, and Corporation of the City of Dublin. praying thait their Lordships would not grant any further crn- ci siions to the Catoliohs, True Earl of SH AFFESBURY presented an Answer from lis5 Misjits.t ta thle Address voted to hin ...

... eOriinal. [FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.] It is not generally known, nor will it perhaps be now generally credited, that Mr. Canning's speech on the first night of the Parliamentary session was delivered in Hudi- birastic verses! ~We almost suspect, indeed, that the friend who has furnished us with the new version has been practising a hoax upon us; because, in the first place, the speech, as ...