... I|- C~oRMADA TI m JVIRa n ,t Pasta,:or (a th A -o.. S'ts} ?? ?? ,h,, .. --1 X . de tie of , or (as n 0Wr.i - .80 Par vocelk re. theb one0 0n llondy Lan theansi stom is ?? anb ettcaicilndnv, alle ,gl td at the first of hndis prc and n-ohi .f plha. I C ohnhrnzrth ce, ormoen Ind,tg raoe nz bu t t roccedrie to ) n Po~ two ?? t hftof the second Ines de attend paruculal e, .hon the Ccu ?? 'ever N ...

... PRIVA rn CORJRi'SPP2NrDr.'CR. n A ~t co fhtesitie steam te.n.~odon, Oct. 31. F ea sect, the 1 of those r'pided j .t>e errj0 ot tire Greel;s, w0as destroled bv fire in l-s-s t. tleach, a- Teen ri~ efternron, i~ ?oe u ?? of an experi- S to detelrmine its fitness for thc purpoise, and the power > h9teitm ergines si~h whitch the vessel wasE provided - istri taeeotintsf from1' Cuba rapresent that ...

... 61,S , r .ON ROM. AN AND I IS ?% £ ~L1 LAW.Y~ o hdiinstant, our able and obst 1,bsPeCarlisle Jfoutrnal, favoured bras resader Pith P ,ei'nder she fruprtioo title of A ltle E Rflish Laem. -Having found it. im-t C>Op injn ha . .sl f oracnemoay l a delstC to t.I p. c ltenpora.1 . 'Il 5dgttei wetrst weashall be excused for -insert.A Ort Thee etnt which ourconteesprapany ban maut. .ltO cdnai ...

... OCELATN ON THE NATURAL AND .AGRICU PAL T!STOID' (F PEAT MOSS. a V541. OFPST0V 9r FAT sMos5P. tip : -nVAriW STEEsz, ESQ, ' (Conclrded fioenir Oirzast.) tP ESot the trrious mntdes by which moss hat been reduced Di into a prdsutive soil; we must refer to the wrisk itself, sslfe Ltieh i're ais incfly described by our author, and also in ti Iharepotsirtloo ofthose gentlenmenevvho have ir ented or 0 ...

... .; : ?? IOA-'lI , . - 1 * XMOWNDAYTNoWUBES 19. do of THE KING'S COURT. hw : = ?? HisMnjesty, attended by the Lord Steward of his House- hit hold, arrived at his Palace in St James's, about half past CT twelve o'clock on Friday, in his travelling carriage and tour, io ecorted bvya pary of lancers, from his Royal Lodge, in go Windsor Park. go Shortlv after his arrival the King held a Court, ...

... VEST LOTHIAN REPORT FOU OCTOBSXt. AGI5CULTfUE. d Watt wi the exception of a feaiv ?? e ?? andjaW a o m beetn regularly whep f havefin tinicfor to ee r dg sacceeded-4idee rh#~iiaoer aytd We have wet seen Octh be o heat sfor the whethfrreor tntic ha gnrally ang bthweenave SKI anld to),pdosoid ea have just growt r ?? y Fthat would vegetate. the appearape of th htos is trl 4isorel not e only has ...

... FRI VA TE CORRESPONVDENCE. London. Nov. to London, Nov. 7. r- The project for the estal-lishment of a new national bank eird hab now ?? a ?? shape, and a plan of proceeding, he the result of matuae delibcrstion, hras been laid down. As rsti far a.S Our inqrlir hstce gone, it Ehas n,.t yet received any vill sgnction or direct eicouragement from Go-ernment; nei. van tlb r can any of shc* gre:ot ...

... FiR'ENCCH PAPERS. Constantinople, Oct. 25. Nothing is changedhere. The Porte, faithful to its sys. tote, lets takets no conciliatory step. The orders sent to Ibrahim atc of the most peremptory character, and recom- sited to hitt among other things, to collect is the Meca acts of ettbrnission, as was done by the Capitoni of Liradia, itt order to bring hy aty meats the insurrectdon to an end. ...

... -; F QrMVOX-T LONDO9,GAZETTR. - ?? .: q ?? ?? X WAF&ILE Nov.l 8.rB - .s Sd~eifltut o Drao~nGuards.-L-ieute.O.nt Richard %VjThliansIpierselto be Captnai4by purchase, sies Cba~nmers, mho retires' dated Oct U. S27 4hls ltvgin, of. Light I }hut'oua from tre baglf-pay, 'to be Lieutenunt e vice Hugh Cochrsne, who eaeba.npge receiving the differeOce, datesd 5VChOVO~t43e nera1l t n SinnW ,Lurlev.g.K.C ...

... ,,O,)ofWTHUNIAND TW,.ElDDA& 6. - :! dmt in the MA~ C ?? h 1-A th S-nd,;;~tj.the Hi~gh; Church here; toeldof by ?? Suringo h OOlsrrnt by ?? hr ler ,h elo thed R~etOO. .IolwEloo for fu te n uing half-ser Ihe nto Ira tilt sese~~n;oc in the Cening too full mooring took place in th kirk aisle, , edo a0 dodW ?? ~ p~O str ofptitlicimportance befiore the Synod, Fort Sidle ?? tle1 pree eat shuft ...

... The following are the names of the officers and men killed in the action with the Turkish fleet in Nava- riuo harbour:- ASTA-W. Smith (2) Master; 0. A. Bell, Captains of Marines; John Lewis, (a) boatswain; Peter Mitchell, pi- lot; Philip Dumaresq, supernumerary mate; Thomas Loader, Joseph Antrobus, Richard Southwell, James Jones, Henry Moore, John Wright, James Sawyer, John Andrews, seamen ; ...

... SIR NFIL CA?.MPBMI. (Fro. the Freetown Royal Gno-tti of Anl-. 15.) t The funce-al oS his Excellency the late Xinotr-;,e'rr'et Fie .':eil C'ampbell, our lamented (invcrrot~it f k. the fioveronment glouse at a little after too cinetiedr- tftcrroor. (the 16th) prcceded by a ?? of s'th -- ovyal African Colonial corps, and the bnrdisf tlei~ regti . i'lent. It ?? followed by his Honor tieatc'art ...