... LOSS OF THE STsT..o STEA OAT ISince our last we have received some additioni ' of this lamentable occurrence, and of the truly artcl event in which it terminated. The ?? ftclancj, the ;, sel appears to 'ave set off on the 7 LI), Wh ile the 'ells, was so dreadfully tempestuous that not a ray of I, hea1 least possible chance remained of his beile able to latl any harbour. * The oldest man alive, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MlERCURY. Srs-Te last number of the Christian Instructor, has throwvn out the stigestion that I am the author of a parmphlet recentlv published wvith the sig1natre Aliquis. h bave no wish to say one word calculated to arld to pre- sent tiIchief; bitt I hold it to be due to lite Christian sworld to declare, that I have not written a sin Ie line, or ...

... , S ,1 Fir U AMV T.O N A NJ - : ¶*O rM0OA6GSTS. ,I. th.TTieR F, IRWLLA To THE Em -V~oVAHEj~ECIIH 'SIR IMiAht 1'reqlue~yt2 0Iyou4t followring observton, In supe t ofrhe4ei rwhe appeared in your last paper.thtiha I there forgot to notice Mr Cismbe's dnil 'to sit ho been anil doctrine of his that irreqgsalty55! fin the. ?? ie a 9f the craniu m -is the eflct, and asqast.It~idxo disease inthe ...

... [Wi GN IH'1'Z LI. [GENCE 1)2 zc se, io VeNh I _t IP'* lr.nt 'to' .edl it th Ie 1 cilt I ?? I 1' reli o own tit, ?? N .v. : 01.10s 1 at 'IOt t.CI's-. t'C~~~ I 1.1-. t2.. tii- 1)Vt'lfliiat ii l it'll.1adlw. up Lh .. oln11 (I, ,,It2 * ?? ' v s 111i'e ,i'Wlili ?? 00 ?? 'l ?? 11 .Ctri ts 1) lIp. * I 5.. Iit)'' l ' 1 s . G. o vt-21'd t f' It'o. us n:(.1to 11 tW k fnt C It', ftsognl 01111 ,nl ...

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... I had been watndering about Amsterdam, and was wend- ing, my way to the handsome dwelling of Wiselius, equally knowvi as the Secretary to the Institute, the head of the Po- lice of the Netherlands, and the author of sundry literary i)lltch works. I had to pass through the Jewish quarter of the old town (for the well known Literatts lives on the J.odsche Gragt), and I tu-ried among the crowds ...

... PR IFATE CORIESP{ O z D E cpE. Liondo.n, Janularv 15. Tlio Ministerial liit formed in the Citv ti.i Saturday has been ai:tl toned this mornitng, and various rimbi irs of the nlature> 'Uthe ch;ohaig's asouit to take 1lace have been srihsti- tlted ti, it, ill t 1ut ,, more or I u~s to a powerfill nld- triitm!re of the Tjry party. (,ne list -s been handid ailiiet It the citv, as tliat the D)ukLe ...

... PRIVT XE CL)IRESPONDE R CE. T A l.. nLotton, .Jantuarv 4. Consuls have left olf one per cent. lo-wer than the closinh price of yesterdav but thle market has been entirely free from aiitatison. Some forther light is throa n on thecircumn- stances wrlich preceded the departure of the Ambassadors Y from Cotistntitiople, hy the arrival of comnmercial letters oF the Sih siltiino, being the sanme ...

... Baj WOoiafl = rV. -ThbINBRGH | M1,oNDAY-JANUARY 14. ?? We-, tare been requested, bv the Correspondent, who t ne the 'lieaNltrwtal critique of Thursday last, to state, hitrilish ill extrenelv glad to retract the oninitti which S ite edto express of' _Yiatdenhoffls merits, when- hOie5 0 ?? one wito may eltolnse to be tinder the in. t 1Cer 'iailtr creed, will haive the kinutesis to support j102oe ...

... e FRIDAY-JANUARCY IS. ' _ ?? The Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellingtonti Earl Bathurst, and other noblemen and gentlemen, d had a meeting with Mr Huskisson on Wedneslay P evening, at the residence of the ,Right Hlon. Gentle- d man, in Somerset Place. I h Mr Peel had a long onference with Mr Huskisson a yesterday afternoon, at the residence of the latter i gentleman, in Somerset Place. The ...

... ¢'APIST' AN D PROTESTANT SCHOLA RS. *'7ce wonderful gnorance of thec Morning Chronicle in nmntters of liteiati:-2 is quite a cariosity. In an article ?? yesterday imornirg, panegyrical of the Popish clergy, we ?? the following burst, which cutdoes almost all his for. nief dnoings With respect to learning, the Protestant clergv are not to h!e iarnert *.th the C 'iilyoie. The onl1 Protestant ...

... Weaeoniatt Alertfufl. EDINBURGJL ale plh SATURDAY-~JANUARY 19. fur str The Lontion press to which, from necessity, we are in ge- bei neral obliged to refer for political intelligence, has mani- festetl a total ignorance of sonie of the most important cir- cumrstanccs which accompanied the dissolution of the late o Ministry. 'When the chicken-heartedness of poor Lord Goderichl, the ...