... FIIDA, JANUARY 2, °82 9. - Ate Th'ie itot'ili-qi e froixi thle East, at least the Iiports have' bui'c'c in rc at'12 '1 ehlavcrtvr of imp1Ort. ocT.h~e' ~411ia''tmd ice IIt, la publdishod. a l: c otttxsr i tike I2~ 'iOfIic' Litating th. j lxe etc It 011 ol ~Stali Sevice actionsi ittithe it]. lreiiVr; ir cthe Tf orheied tx ttciptcd ito bfii tile Ii ?? . 1 1 ?? . Sm c ,,,nltai Statex chit .e-_ ...

... - ?? In a Contemporary Journal of 'Friday leatwve observe an II article entitled 1 The~ W~est Port Alurders, which weC think deserving of our special notice. We cannot compli- 8, meat our contemporary so far as to assume that it is a pro.. ti ducto of his own ; for had tbii been our opinion we should probably have passedII it over, as usual, in coureo Sia and inspeetful silence. ~~~But it ...

... W: 7 ?: ?, - ?- - -' ?? ?? ? . ?, ?? ?? j? I' ?7,. ?? -? f. ?? t p I ?- , 5 i-5. , ?? 3' ? ' , ?? .1 .1- 11-:11.1 I 1 ?? il~ls lr:, . '21X~f ?? ) 'I *. ?? i; ?? ?? . s 1l;) :: i - idll i'8 ?? ?? 1.i .1 i:14r , ..:l~e:rliNlfu4 ; ;; l. ; ; :iiSl::E ;rX ( ti', ' ?? ll ?? ?? 4va v.11 , t: , jl ;, , ?? ,[ 1? l 4!i* :!I.42 (C!;O t ' ' ?? ?? . ?? 5 : ! ? * (I :. cia i tT 4; 3-: . .. . ; ii ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORTS& I a ENGLAND. , The autumn Just concluded will dweeU on the memory of t. sour country friends, as most memtorable for its superiority , overthe 'preceding summer; and with few interruptions I for its mosv propitious forwarding, not of this or that, or a part, but of every required or possible operation of hut- t .bindry. No living man has witnessed, no chronicle has ...

... InonDoll, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1828. ?? . I ?? . . 1 ; , . The Paris Pauprs of Sluday contaiii Lisbton let- ters of the lNt, the samie date as tile intelligence re- celvcd by the lhst pacleat. The correspondence in the Ilaris journals corroberites the reports Sronm lisbon, of great coenicti nt being practised with regard to Don lilguel's health. Certainly no credit can be givei- to the ...

... E';YPT. NIEMOIR ON LiGYrT, BlY AN AUSTRIAN OFFICEiR I have already s1pokien of E~y~.t and the ?? man who governs that c; untry. Lvr rIollW TExatiilne the nature of her commerce, arnd psiriicu!arly th~at which Sihe carries on with tije Indies. Th~e war with thle ?? inflicted :in uit- ICilelsIl ina- jury upon thet comnmerce ; I before tine',' Ai,li,1 To~s-,irlu of most of the ports Oa the Red ...

... irday A detachmen~t of the mtitl Regimrent of Foot ts ordered to rtain mrarchr this morning, frosin London foir Brsltol, on route jo :uliar Newry. trade A detachmentcl' the 70:b Regiment of lof niry Lisordered Io le to march this mornrie', lioim London for Brisir I, on rouit to rhker, LBu'tevqvi . y, to A deracirment of the 75:h Regiment r11 Foot I, ordetrel tI ,f his marech this morning. from ...

... I THE ShAN.NON AND THE CHESAPEAKE. A veeran sailor, naned Dennis ritzpatrick, was on Wed- , nesday brought to the Thames Poice Office, charged with beating a couple of Amkeriea sailors at a Jew's clothes shop 'in East Smithfield,. because they insinuated, in a short dis- cussion; that the memorable action of Sir Philip Brooke, then commanding the Shannon, off Boston harbour, with the ...

... LETTER ['RO-ll Ti'lf, 3A1i,4QUlSSS Oi AN(L'l.>i .1 i o Df'R. CUbRTI IS. [FROs 'IcTim DU BLIN Mto RNIN RE s Is I ailt ?? ( 1 I) I.1 we call the pltentitinr iii the counitry it' lte of the it)-i * r ortan t documents that hias ever teen published. in I I ea' In I the great subject which, beyoind any tither, invove the t~rgs-s, arnd airart's the pissions, of th;e IriAJ, peol lev 'lie ?? of the ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JAN. S. The Undaunted, 46, Caplain A. Clifford, C.B., wihich took out Lord William Bentiack, the Governor-General of India, re- turned to this port on Tuesday, from Calcutta, which she left on the 21st of August. On her passage homne the visited the Mair- ritius, the Cape, and St. Helena, and is only twenty-six days from the latter island, All the colonies were very healthy, and ...

... ?? sr ffflirobalf Pool. I FROMJ TUESDAY'S LONDON G AZETTE. th AR-OFFICE, Dec. 29.3 34ti I 1 eoot, Capt. Mton. Henry Sutton Fane to be J T V D1%Njor, by purchase, vice Broderick, who t refires.-tWlA dittfo Mlajor lion. Henry s Augustos Frederick Ellis te be iLieut.-Culonel, by m pUrchae, 2e Fitz (Gerald, wiio retires. w Uuattacked._'-To ?? of Infantry by PutctuseMajor St. John Avguhtus Clerke, ...

... FRANCES THERESA STEWART, DUCHESS OF RICHMOND, [The following highly interesting and romantic narrative is extracted gi from the first number of tile third Edition of Portraits and at ilemoirs of the most Illustrious Personages of British History, .j~ byEdnsuxd Lodgc, lEsq. 'Norroy King of Arms, P'. S. A.now in te * ourse of publication. The memoir is introduced as, an acc-N coimpanienet to ...