... Dg Oui te WJIaS -1a cn -= . .: A CAUTTON. We noticed name weeks since, the commitment to 'Bride- i1;c wellof an adroit Scetch lad, named Geosege MllPhetnon, who ml had beers remarkably successfal in levying contributions anl tonec I gentlemen from the north, by pretending to be friendless, and ably Ito be in need of a Few shillings to complidia bin outfit for nam, ly I and by showing off an ...

... I , - - - . .- - ' ((By the Right Hon. Sir JoHN SircLA, Bart,) It seems to be of great importance, that, till the next bar- vest is secured', the consumption of oats, in the feeding of horses, should, as much as possible, be restricted, and bar- ley or big substituted in their room. It is well known, fthat, in various parts of Scotland and Ireland, and even in r some districts of England, oats ...

... cialetnian ercurp. EDINBURGH. MONDAY-JAXUARY t. THE DUKE OF YORK. We are well aware of the deep anxiety which is universally felt oat the subject of the Duke of York's health; and we are concerned to say, that the reports which have reached us recently are fir from satisfac- tory. The strength of his Royal Highness appears for some (lays to have been declining. .We have under- stood, that, at ...

... _R. COBBETT'S SECOND LETTER TO MR. CAN NIN G. d 'Pon my soul, I should not wonder to see you turn e Jacobin at last.-HtEGISTER, 6 FEB. IS23. From a capitulation which I shall insert below,I it appears that the royalist party in Portugal are al- I s ready the strongest; and, which is very material, a c dS part of the capitulation provides that the officers and e others, friends of the new ...

... POLICE ORDONN'ANCE. Lisbon, December 13. l Don Rodriguez de Basins, Inteld ?? of the Police of the Kingdon , caused to be. posted utp, on the I-th, the following Ordorinance Considering the abuse which has recently been 1 made of assemblages, and the necessity of renewing - the ancient las.- for tote maintaining. of the public 1 lranquillity, iiscessaltly compromised by the heat of . parties, ...

... --o-- Wednesday, the police officers were very vigilant, and, agreeably to orders previously issued, they brought to the office 26 notorious characters, who follow no lawful em- ployment, but live enitrely by plunder. They were brought all before he Magistrates at once; and though two or three exhibited an unseemly indifference, there was a sort of gloomy despairing scowl in the countenances ...

... IIERRING FISHERY. sr-I - ?? card Report by the Commissioners for the Herring Fishery, eapol al their proceedings, ]year ended 5ith: April 1826-being acre. Fishing-ISal; paint In the proceesdingcs of the~ Commissionern, duinag the reoss nsyeair ended 5th April 1826,llittle has occurred requiring par-chs ;it- icacnte. rl~evpoisions of the fishery cs smc nat 'tioned in a former report,,are well ...

... On Monday last, as the Belfast up Fair Trader c E_ coach was passing thr6qugb West-Street, Drogheda, t r- immediately after changing horses, a lovelylittle girl c m five years old, daughter to Major Wilson, 74th Ile- r *ng ine t, was looking out of the window of the coach, a 1. when the floor, not beinig properly ?? Ced,flew ope4j% , or and the poor infant fell -upon the hind wheel, whichc ...

... -- ?? - ?.W-AR-OFFME, RKC? - ' - ?? ?z * t,4.tbvagopwnB tuards -Cornet.H;.3. A. CoWingl'od .to lbe EicP~t~ilaqt, by purcliaase, viceXeane, ptr~omoted. 6th-Comet T. Ponsonby te be Lieutenants by purdiase, viceBXown;: prornoted; E. P. Lyon to be Corhetbjpur- Vhase-s-vxice-Ponsonby. * 3d. Light Drageoors-4. XV. iowes to be veterinary Surgeon, vice Scott, 4eceased. 4th- Lieut. J Robsnson, to be ...

... - OTCI:tLECTIGN i ?? . ., ?? ?? : is Thiflournou on82 levembser lastor-, deredallpetibns, oneplsnin otf ndfie elections and retuns, o heprited.(Voesp. 1Ia) Anjd thesie proceed- i -. :- ?? &c. oceans. . e~sal ' Upon Tuesday, 25hlioba at etition was Yea presented to the Hise-b h ?? Mait. 'telC land, Lieutenant-Cooe f ?? 8 eietioti of fioot,-setting-forth ht ~telo lcino emguI her to serve in ...

... CHE TSTgMIYOS AND BURIALS. The following is a General Bill of all the Christen- $zigs ?? within'the City ?? ?? of Mortality.frui)Necemober 13. 1825, to December 12. 1626, according to the reports noade te the Ring's Most Excellent Mojesty, slld to the ?? H~ono~urable the Lord hMryor-. by 4he Wocabipf'nl Company, of~ Parish VClcrks:a Christened in the 97 Parishes within the Walls 913- Buried ...

... hlRRN IHRJS The follow inf hbstract of the S'itof the- Herring Fishery is'taken ftiom the Morning Chronicle:- I We have been exceedingly gratified by',the Report by the Commissioners for the 'Rerring Fishery of their pro I ceedings, year endingi ath of April, 1S25; being Fishery, 1825, -latelydistrihited.- It appears from this docuii'ent, that since April, 1810,1there has been an ...