... CALUM DIIU, A HIGHMLAND TALE. The fol1owiti is a traditionarv tale of the West Hli-gh1lands; and, in relatint it, the anthor has adhered to the narrative, and, is fa'- as he could, to the simple Ilht 'iervouis phraseolocv of the old pliided shepherd who told it to him oil the side of a heaths hi! near Inverougliss, on the banks of Loch Lomond.-lI'eely Pevieu. Calim Dhu 'sos the bravest warrior ...

... DOMESTIC ARTICLES-(rorznmcly orited.) - - -. . . . . - . 0 ?? ?? Cthe Maittl ConchI whichi Ias O Tfl r sontic P y'ars between this place and Focliabers ha,4 been discontinued and tshot the 11ail Bags ace for the present to be carried, by a tint one-hors-e chaise or 1ar The ProprietorS 0f thle I'd all, it is t It .sai d, havre suffered considecrable lost, si nce th e establjish mcnt titt of ...

... stuad.tq/, Spulichy and fuesily'.y Pstv!. | LoXrON, .UONDAYn, J^r. 19. * T'he foreign-neivs of the week is ot't litlel portanco, end aiiaisks principally of letters inserted in the French papers An trecle from Constantinople of the ?? ult. observes, thata cutnpulhory twtristice bstieen the Rfussians and Turks hlis been rifected by the severity of the weathee, -which is represented to be of an ...

... TlE GltEiTr ST.- LEGELL DONCASTEOR, JAN. 2. ., *Ihc followinig are the nurnlerrs alrealdy nomiiuatrd for tiue diff'e. rent Stakes :-Chanipagne mtakes, 27; Doncaster Stakes 16t; Four-year old Stakes, 3 ; Ioncaster RIacing Club Stakes, 4; t Cleveland St;kes l'J; ' o-years old Suckes, 33; Uascoigne Siakes, ; Filly Stakes, 10: Sweepstakes of' 30 soys. eachc, 12 Stakes for four-year olds, &c. of' ...

... RENFREWSHiIRE MEETING. On Monday last, a meeting of the Noblemeni, Centlemefl, try- ?? of Supply, and Magistrates ui oft Towns, was held in the County, Hail. Paisley, for the to b 11u11pose of receiving the reports of the difrerent C7omnititteetl the in thie various bills affecting Scolard, about to be brought curt into Parliament. den. Alr Campbell, M.P. in the chifir. cellii The report of ...

... * i a31W -L# uI If -l I FRQoM LLOYD'S LIST-Jan. 23. -s. I. it.-Thi~ wind has callitsied Copenhagesi, Jan, 10.-The wind has cotiatied-easterlY, T'i with frost, and our harbour is closed. Ga Heligolihnd,' Jan. 15;-Tbe Elbe small light, vessel has Al leftrher station on accout of the-drifting ice, and'entered Sir thelloadq to-day. . Hatbro', jan. .1'.-The River it Travemunde is full of R otfinp ...

... LONDO.A% NyEDNI.SI)AY-JANUARY 14. or Lis awn Rlhhnns now to be disposed of is to .he-given to the Duke of PorTlanId, in consequence or a prcimise made by the King to Mr Canning, which his Majesty insists- on being ?? Chronicle. A second division of the Portuguese, amounting to 160; sailed from Plymouth on Sunday. Sir George Murray has been. confined to his resi- dence in Whitehnll' Place, for ...

... ROMAN CATHiOLICQASSOCIATION. -fR C ItA CHRISTMAS DAY. A meeting of- the Association took place th is day. Mr O'Connell suggested ?? no letters taking up the time of the Associatiou, particularly on that (lay, should ber ead by aniy of thle .meinbers. He was op- posed to the reading of the letters. Mr Coppinger observed, that Mr O'Connell had also been opposed, on a late occasion, to letters ...

... I f -- _ a t -- I - - . - .. _ , _ 1 , . , Some, who profess to unieistand political tactics, Miugur a stormy session on the meeting of Pirliament; hbut We do not ourselves see anv very good grounds far such en opinion. To us it' seems that both the materials and the actors are va'vtong for such a drama. The policy of the Duke -of' Welington's GoveTn- ment, Tboth foreign and domestic, reems ...

... i A public meeting was on Monday held at the London Tavern, to tsl into con'ideration the distressed condition of the inhabitants of QUeen ?? should be understood, that the free burgesses of the boron of Qneenborough,who are chiefly fishermen, have refused to subnet' the dictation of the Select Body who form the Corporation; the co,,. quence of which is. that the Corporation have passed ...

... LONDON, JAN. OS. A letter from Ancona, dated Dece~mber 26thl, in a Gecr-A sca paer stte tht te egoieiotisbetsveen the French U and d cb English Cabinets, and the Porteut for the fialvet-A tlemencit of thle -affasirs of Greece, cotuiogoofaor ably. 'i'ho santo e tter ?? General Mtaison, the- s Frlynch e soueulatder ?? , has stopped the works A which he was executin~g for, the def Ic oftePnisl,1 ...

... Tule fosllorwting is an extract from thle article on the I American Tariff, in the forthcoming number of tle Edinbusrgh lie.I niecw, containing a letter of Mr. Jeffcrson:- I ; That the yresent tariff can be allowed to regulate the corn. merco of America for any very lengthensed period Is what we do not believe. It was carried by cxtremnly narrow majorities both Ili the House of ...