... The following are extracts from the German Papers which ar- rived yescerday:- CONSTANlTNOPILE, Nov. 25.-The severe weather, which causes a stagnastiOn In snilfitary operations, and keeps the Grand Vizier at Aidos, and Hussein Pacha at Chounala, gives tresh ac- tivity to the dipluslstisC neg ciatiois, ar d revivus the Hopes of the party in favour of eac, unilssunforseen occurrences should in ...

... .trtrobist 8rA rir PmtAsN AND) PA~rgari. ,CAY'HOLIC ASS(C l'ITON A ~~~Ass' ciain,nr took place Oin'Tiasirday. r. CONWAY, i. i hmrdidl i l Alnither Contribuition, 51. from a worthy sid r-ideul No'Ideioan, Lord Rotimnjore, moved that tile fol lowing Letter he iotiertedt on the Ihiniutes- - MY DLAU SIn-I enlorse 51., my Winter gale to the Call,- .c Ren ; and cli;,ratulatl tbe teotle, ...

... The subject is one on which all opinions should be heard willingly and dispassionately. A great deal of property is in the bands of Protestants ; that is. the fee of a great portion of the kingdom is theirs; but the largest proprietors are altoge- ther out of the country; and if they be considerable employers, they are employers of foreigners. What is it to an inhabitant of this country ...

... 1 WORD TO THEI LOPERS Of1 THlE CWCE. I tThe chace is one of thre mont sensuall of pleasures, by which Of the powers of the body are strstegly exerted, but those of the mind remain unemsployed.`-,King oj Prussia's Woark. qui Iwould have you to hunt a little, htyumyntb in-lhal rant of what every English gentleman is presumed to be familiar ay with ; but remember that you cannot engage deeply ...

... MFMOIRS OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE. This is an exceedingly entertaining, and, indeed, a useful work. It is from the pen of Madame Ducrest, a member of the Orleans family, who, having mixed in all the first circles of French society, and having resided sometimes with the Ex-Empress Josephine, has availed herself of her ample opportunities of collecting anecdotes, and examining characters. Of the ...

... [FROM THE FRREMAN'S JOURNAL OF MONDAY] When we first beard of the resolution of the Dublin Corpora- tlon, to present twelve hundred Brunswickers with the freedom of the city, we need scarcely say, that we regarded the intelli- gence as totally unworthy of credit. How even the Members of the Guild of Merchants could venture to originate so desperate an Innovation and outrage upon the great body ...

... fil1oN ,old three Levers, yester- , in Arlington-street. At )eputaiinn of thirty of the others, who were prCesented 4ssde Pahoella, tire Por.- Ila Real, ChAnmberlain to his elvd a Levee, to receive the lra' attenrd-' l, hy Vi scull it I tin .. kissont, Mr. WVynor, Vi~scoiunt 1.His i, .,,itiss rtecireil tlie NMiniiti'rs ii ,jng-roiom, which hail teen set aiart for that pur- ,.nvreeseil wIiti ...

... V'esterdgy a Meeting of Propriettrs cf Shares in the Thames Tl'nne: was held at the City of London Tavern. William Smith, Esq. NY. 1'. in the Chair. Tht CHAIRMAN said, it was nut necessary for him to take mcp bic of the nive of the Meeting, as thcy were acqiainited wilth the rielal choly accident wkich was the cause of their as- scciblilinc. At the last Meeting a lresolution was passed, that ...

... SWINfLING. Yestertiday Is Fnain s [d i, a I 13' sit elCiattif it:-- pear-cec, antid wilt, lvt-i (tie a ,Iwthtol if line trot' tile highest feitaracter attiottent !er funtttercsn ftrifett!s in' thle pan-ili of Mtiy-It-lssrnel-v lretisv'I,t touer'r Mr. ltihnsvlntri, at ti', mItiv-lta hoifluIt ffit-, onl i cliari- tiE swin1it- Wu. -NJ . 1 II, Ai, i Nit. 4I, Valdinltgtoio -ti eer, a Ititiearid his ...

... SEIAMEss'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday a Meeting of the Subscrihers to this Charity was held at their Rooms, 19, Bishopsgate-street; Dr. RUDGE, tu the Chair. Mr. HARLEY, the Searetary, read the Report:- Seven years have now elapsed since the establishment of the I Hsepital for Sick and Diseased Seamen in the Port of London ;` and the Committee cannot refrain from offering theircongratlritions upon ...

... FIGHT BETWtEN NED BROWN (c TIaE SPRIG OF.AJYATLE) dND SOL. RAUBEAS. Y A good deal of interest was excited yesterday among tbe e milling fraternity, by a fight. which took place btwese tL e above fatic heroes, in a meadow on the Barnet read. The stakes were small-being but five pounds a-side-but the fame of the i e men rendered the conrest attractive. Brown is well knswn is a star of a minor ...

... SI. PAUL, COVhN7'G3ftDLEN. Yesterday, thle conutested election for the ulijce of Vestry Clerk of this parisd terminated, when the state or the poll was tdeclared to be for- f ~~~~Roche .. * M.ROCHE maid, Gentlemen, I ain proud to own ...