... SIlR WILLIAM FORlDES OF PITSLIGO, BART. It is wvith sincere regret we announce the death of this ttulv amiable and excellent person. That melancholy event took place at his house in Georpe Street on Friday last, having, as we understand, been immediately occasioned by an ossification of the heart ; but the death of his eldest son, a youth of great promise, is thought to have preyed on the ...

... PACKET BOAWES-FAULM'(?UEIl STATION. IGIERAL POST OFMCI, Dec. ;2. ilctds mnalde D istbiliswis. 1p in Last Packets Next Packets Lundau. sailcd. dfle. ?? , a-_~ _ tat _n.. Lib ?? .uesdays.. HB Dec. 1S . Stanmer, Gibral. 'ioil 1,4 |,5,oIoes Osborne, nine. Tyrian, toi &L ( v-fo l sach montth DC c. 5. leb. e9. Mail eira aill I lst'ilefsday H~m-. Eclipse, Queensberry Blxil JI-athiciil ?? ?? Doe. 9. I ...

... 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 ...

... AjEIlCucN 'lAilIF1. A ?? ?? li, An'er~css tartil losq been receive~d fitt the -N,:it 'l %tl Aincilc-~n Cofivli-1 clto. It i, of'great l~w il Ifteliapt thut 5ron! toi afzi ?? c eIcC oft d)'ept. 18-28, riiit(i~t:shalie I le Nirit- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-ArmLO2L The Duke of GORDON presented a petition from the th subscribing landowners of Aberldecni against tec importation - of foreign corn. ca The Earl of CARNA RVON presented a petition from C Mr Isaac Goldamid, of Dulwlich. in the couinty ot' Surrey, a ta gentleman of the Jetish perascc, don, coruin ilainig of the in- troduction of the words on on the il ih of ;! C hc ist n,' ...

... T I M -SE, ( F L( B D ?? Zlv M . I I . .1 - . - __ -I . ?? . Sir AIrrre,tr Gianrt :!ndl otl rs lireltt Uip n bill For r'i~ttirio--'clttijei ?? in tiev vari'.itof Alppletiy. lirsit. tiC !tli'ivy cald mact-rs jl~l, wittl ?? amendivtents.~ Aicierd To. .Elrl ST! A Fl' P SPP Ii Y movedi the T hird rpelitin of thle Theorm's ttoirtl lbili, for c;atilitg tile pni-ttics itt raise' n flu- htf e, vi ...

... ?? 0s' - l) NS-L:ne IS_ I ; s ;; filml IV i l()IS havi r -n Ii 11:. (~i I t ec ll> *: N itiY 11 Alii3 ;t N Gi r sain. that ?? thiee sile! -onso 's o!'.-'irimi.iord! Paioorton, ha'! in> ( ?? lNol-ie- !,I i.:d ior ?? ns (if 'i * ?? tot'' thie Near, fhr the pil-pose of I i :114 ohm it2 Ii sot oti icoiini I tr. ' 1 ,thJOf, leavi:om, t-he ?? ainouinf iln :I 12' e 1 - . oi$' -i!C ftl onr', ?? it' ...

... 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 ...

... WEDNESDAY-IlAecit 12s . r EXECUTfON.-This morning the last sentence of the law was carried into Afhcet upon five unfortunate s young men, ?? Johnson, aged 37 ; Henry a Chsipman, aged 39, for horse stealing, Jeremiah Sul- r livan, aged 28 ; William Molford, aged 21; and Chas. t Alelford, aged 18, (brotlers', for housebretking.- The convict Johnson was suffering under a paralytic aff'ection. I ...

... TI ARI ,; Nathaniel Burton is appointedi to Sitr l Gaor ?? of Canada. ed Ilr-al ichrc he duties of Lieu- rraloeg Period dsirc '11cc .isfor a t 'ner the rnost satisfaictory. S.r I -eriO l\VNrreI will succeed Lieutenant-Co- tttC1: ?? QjartertOstcr-General of the I ?? ps trct Englan.d. Licutenant-Colonlel Ward Cores g0 ,innerom Trinidad state that 76 of the 1st t ,C5ol W'rlajor Wetherell of the ...

... D Ca~e;Sa c~rurp. EDIN BURGMH OiNo D.x-f APFRIL 21. Dispatceis from St PetcrsbuTgh have been received by pririce Lieven, which are said to announce that the Russian any has crossed the Teuth; and as this is just whlat every btavexpected, nobody doubts the truth of the report. But i: is not in the present as in a great variety of other cases- ,e n5'eot pas iei le preaier peas oui conite: it is ...