... 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 ...

... I 'Eadoonian ;rrlcr'cu-rv-.- iii- Iw EDINBURGH, tit S4TUtIRDA1Y-ANOVEMVBER 3. d. L ,hnnoh papers last received are unusually barren of St ?? -A serious difference is said to have arisen be- ex t 3Te British and Russian Ambassadors at Constanti. hi . bet no tatisfactory explanation is given of the cause er a5ntrot and indeed tire statement itself haa all the up- uar~ro of being a fabeication. ...

... - nt -UTONY Ut EIDINBURNH . Tuesday, a meeting of the Justices of Peace, Commis- n siorers of Sapply, and Rood Trustees took place, Mr a Sheriff Diff in the chair. A report fron ite visitors of at Bridewell stoted, that they hod examined the house, and ot found no ginur.d of complaint, as far as the accommoda. lu tion of the prisoners Wiln- conc~erned,- hot that, from want h of time, they co ...

... * pofRO THTE r;ONgDON I-GA4z-fLrl., VJ3 s.W lttlATzlt. OCT. a3:t Te ieg Eing ?? pieased to rrantiiilto: 1.ahretlo Shed-' welt, REsq. the ofldce of Vide-CjianeellOr of Enfgland, in the roomitblt the atight.Monotirae Sir Anlhbolly Hart, ot:, appointcd.Lpard Cbancelloreof itbiatid.: ORDNANCE OFFICE-Oc. S1. 1S27 Royal Artillery.-Lieutenant-COloneI Percy Drl mmoed to bd Colonel, vice Haviker, ...

... PRI -Arl cORRESPOYDC I Londonfl ,63;I Therehas been on foreigni n but runiomus in abundance bay ket in a restless and egitated Consols tor the ?? opel, moamitssto]neis had been supp sellers, and after ftuctuating I and 87k, closed at ?? buyers. No fursier sales of Eebh meet brekers have been r mium is kept down te ab tion of a furtber supply. the prerent sseek are really secret is uncomeans ...

... D)ANSIMINE cOUFUSING CLUl;. iu,-X -o lci l Club took PtntcO A mestig of the Dankisine Coursing Club took plac don -&iued.ay fet. Nn.L' C Ail Cop gt ~j tle Clujb l~dog&undet toetm tyd` tht ct Ivi A Wireff'knrv and 1b d tih ft AV BWrodin's bP . ?? aolato and Id Sibljte~r beat-> *. hIPW ?? trsttw flt~ouid bear Mi'. Thiln bt ~ 7d DMr SSrme'e ?? a bye; Mr Rob r d Spunk not being upsis the gronnd t ...

... Portsmouth. N-se, led In Portsmouth, November 10. P On Thursday the Primrose, IS, Captain Griffenhoofe, sailed for the coast of Africa, to relieve the Esk; and the lY. Stork revenue cutter, Lieutenant Etough. arrived from De Leith. This morning the Columbine, IS, Captain Charles took Crole; Acorn, IS, Captain Charles Gordon;, and the Co. ,,o romandel, with stores and 400 convicts on board, ...

... -; 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 ...

... 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. ...

... lNlHUMANITY OF BOARD OF a STEAMZ PACKET. Seldom do those able to afford the luxury of a cabin fitted up with damask sofans, warm carpets, and comfortable dor_- mitories, whose wants ire speedily administered unto by offlcious stewards, imagine the incoooeniences, or con- corn thooe-leso with the privations of such as neces- sity compels to forego the comforts of the chief ca- sin, aoid to ...

... GENnRAL 0t10ER, NOV. 6. for The Master-Getseral has the hontour of announcing tn the cl officers of the royal artillery, that his lltjnsty, snoxiills to give a proof of their long, faithifl, and gallans services. has del been graciously pleased to direct that the to!lasing arrange- tr ment shall be tarried into effect:-_ 1st, The regimental rank of Major is abalished, aid the u nnhber, f ...