... - -`Q s ialready o-- - r toE ed to the right quarter. @e [TB PonYDloENCE. 00ortbs. _. I ANA I - I ?? ?? ' IUJiUESPOND-ENCE d confidenceis,,,du ELondon, June2 I. I Adleeulytaking place amongI daily more irepect to the state fif the country, bectaots Vance of ?? though-it is producingano rapid an ad- action. On t e as to threaten eve long a severe re- to reect in uh reverse, however, there is ...

... H.TT _ INH.ABITANTS OF LEITH. . __TTE ne this Co.mmittee took place In ?? a t 1se VIAl meeting o tih 5555b~fl, ,a teheattentionof thn meotiug to r para n ?? ediburgh Ad-crtiser of thatday. m *wIchthe moo flelydeytheir hoeing thrown impedi- se r Co0 a of th-e ?? . he S mtt rae of opinion, that the whole poblic were so th ?? utetonttat v, that it was herdly necessary T Yie CtO ed I ittomttae ...

... |REgEDITOR. OF THE CATvD OTIAX IFCU: ?? 7- Iih t. r.LE.8I . 1 7 / TH..Trs-Roat., Die. 17, li Sl-In the last numher if` ''lre Eleselt hei r- Sasdroxrrty Post, ma respected fiend, .M Paul Ire, ?? proper to piablish a l tter, in hioh, aidii'*tu Itillian Opitas flow peslhritins at the Theatre P.L,- ?? mcnrthins your humble srsoot t'h iidiert to (tile mat.ger) is now leavieg from tle pullic ir ...

... *: MWAn OFFTCE, IrneON, Jan. 1. Extract of the Official Communication received to-day in - - ' . tthis Department. * General Azeredo writes from his general quarters at NeO. las, on the 29th of December, that Licut.-Colonel Gamse Sof the I Ith Cavalry, had come up with some cf the rebel Qforees between the bridge of Aleatache, oo the Deno, and the bunks of the uloedogo, rd charging them with a ...

... I TO T.iE EDITOR OF TfIlf c.TrnOx.Am' ntcujCr.V. ?? laod of il cvieso anti retentive natore, i onsill, thal.t rntroi aril t-,rkhig-it Ir the renepti ro*f Ple wbehit necd gave it a c riobilitvo;f-akrio up a ve'l::rt-c saonvity of moisture, co tsht. vettethe seeds stere pot it uand vet weather followed, they occupied o -oil far too et fortlbsinhrtheilt. Be2sides, the range of the roots was ...

... TA.: Lisbon, Dec. I6. A supplement to the Gazette has the following official, f, artide :-It being urgently necessary, for the safety of the n country, to remount the corps of cavalry, the Government I invites all those persons whom patriotism may induce to o give a horse for this purpose, to inform the Minister of SI In War, and those persons w ho cannot afford to give, but are wililssg to ...

... WEDNESDAY-MAscn 21. i THe DUEs orF CUMBEcRLAND.-Letters were yes- terday received at the residence of the Duke of Coum- berland, St James's Palace, giving an account of the I i indisposition of his Royal Highness, which arose from i the state of his eyes, brougist on from his late illness. The cataract, which hadl been forming some time, e was so bad on the 5tb inst. that his Royal Highness ...

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... a aonlian l ercurp'. EDINBURGH. t .MONDAIYtrRBRUARY 5. v By the contents of the French paperi; it would appear b that Portugal hWs, in the nean time, nothing farther tona- si prehend from any hostile aggreision on the pant of Spain.- t1 Indeed, it was not to bh believed for a romeni,' that FaTr. ri nand, after being folly uassured,of the tetrmmationoi.f Bri. tain and France on this subhjct, ...

... MILITARY DTSCIPLINE. A considerable sensation bn, ben prodoced in the minds of grat orton f te inhabitants of ?? by the reprtstha hve arev eencirelaed inrefrece to the drot ?? erelei, arivti n tne 5thregiment, who as lleed o bne ded n cnseor~e o a certain punibmett, nfliteduponhim y cmman ofan officer of the egient On ondy v'ennglt aninqest was held on hehod o Pterin atth Mgpi, n hurch Street, ...

... LIBUTENANT-COLONEL JOHN NOBLE. (From the IMadras Goverl iuntt Gazette, July 24.) We have to add another to the lorg list of distinguished indisidanis whotn the present year latS taken from us, in re- carding the demise of Licutesat-Colonel John Noble of the Madras Artillery, Compartion of the Bath, in his 48rth year; which ecent took place during the night of the 1Mth isstant, on board the ?? ...

... BOi'AP.tI I T.VIJll w BO0N'APARTE. (From Ccntahilt.sI iZIhanmy.) eat Os entering she roam, I saw 3lnasyarte standing be-1 la- br., the fire, with his head leansing on h is hand, and tane c- ha, bowr renting an the chiuaney ?? ?? lashd up, and t wrn runte forward two poems, returning, my salutation with a reqt careless sort of bow or nodi. Ell Sufiiet ?? -as. 'What Ire,, is your name ?? and, ...