... FRO 1? THE LOA DON GAZETTE. WT1DSOR CASTLE, OCT. 12. Thi day Louis M'Lrne, Esq. Envoy Extraordinary and, haindter Plenipotentiary from the United States of Ame. ricv, had his firvt p7ivate audience of his Majesty to deliver his credentials ; to which he was introdueed by the E'ar of Aberdeen, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of Stnte for Formati Afflairs, and condpcted by Sir Robert Chester, ...

... X u.TM i UUIS. v' ' tinAl7___ ?? ?? Si-tgment of tgpoioe ltrtos the Duties -f! , , b~~~ustoms. > - Y Proposed. Present ProtostedVn'i), ISM9§ Duty. uty. Anchovies, thelb. L.o 0 Lo 1 Angelica, thedb. ' ?? 0 ' 00 10, Cassia L gnea, imperted firorn Any Br; 1, i on 4 tich possession, the-lb- t9 0O ' 0; Cinnamonthe.e ?? ' ?? 0 8 .- ?? ' ?? imphrted-ifrom Pany' Britishi s ' possession.t'te Ib. ' . ...

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... _ ., D;: I ?? ; . . ,77 - .; I I PRI IFATR CORRESPOND AlNXCE. 0 - - ;. Inndnn . London, April 1 Someapprehencions are enteriained for te aety of'the ?? of Salisbury packet from Brazil, which isliri ire thian a tmlndtli d'rie. Even the delay is productive of ini-isdserien ees rar-gteia . .than usually, atteind. .t1e. 'norw an r rival of vessels of this description, as on board of this_ pac- ...

... PRrTVA TE CORRESPOATD9i CE. I London, April 1i5 Great excitement has been produced to-day a1monL: underwvriters.at Lloyd's, by intelligence of a capture of Bi tishpraoperty, scarcely out of the limits-of the British Chia' nel, under circ Imstances which, to appearancesesonld d5gi nate ie as piratical. The vessel captured is the UIjail Buenos Ayres, and carrying a flag of that republic, tt ...

... YS ROCIIEFOUCAULD THE )flA~S YOUNGER- N I. f ,reat events. At the moment we thl ise prbal ahapof smoking ruins drench- Srul , is alhmoud food for the wormns.- to will be offered to the progress eat1*5ith tual ?? ddihertne at bnsclcs Russ°ians, bythe broken and disheartened ef ~tin urkih pwer, is lno longer to be hoped for. oft5 lv'etr Turkish Pon tl consisted in the barrier Jeadefne o ...

... COUNTY 1)F EDINNUR(GI-I. *On *lTuesday a quritvter se-i4ll ?? the Peace was held in, tfic Couintyr i-al I. the Sheril it' ~iii e cl; I. Thiie flirnt fill. f~ncm wart thle Cooviderro,.io of appeal.s agaist deci- vosof tile Jusirie4 fi i~iant na pand r sI g ce Ila tIC to obtarin licences tj sell -aic. Si ol~n flope -apfpeared as to I appella IIt a gifi nt 'cruain person s obi m ?? si tilere ...

... - UNIT ID ASSOCIATE ItIrsdojy tile Synod %va0 T3-, t. 'Thursdoar thle Synoid wsvs i~ lh ping Cauls from Itose,, 0 ~ vir t. gate congregal ion to th ?? ?? I-imp~elsie speechl ?? del r~ Sies ii E1 wai h en propt,0,! -thtMrVctrv 1 y tid thefib reas troini;e s ~ h Synod agreeiig, 'it h0,, a v ~ ~ ~ ~ e Iin tis charge at 1ijunse. caintiii5di ITHl TLEV. ALE ~- Yesterdy t le Commnittee a ?? r.mti,. ...

... ARBITRrATION. I- ~ ~ ~ ~~ ?? I IIt 110 N. TOt i1E EDITOR OF TlUE CALE-:DONIAN MERCURY. Stoekbridge, 17th Oct. 18t,9. Sla-1 was a good deal Surprised to discover, that i~fter thle Lapsef Arbiten enrmy name as the Autthor Of Notes on tile Law f Abitatin, should -hate been conaidcered worthy of the marked attentioti 'contained in. your paper or to-dly. particlr sui,, tatY(? had, been ...

... - R! fr I'AT E CORRESPOND ENCE. London, Sept. 20. This' hass60pn one f the mrldst 'busy days which has oc. curredc in tle bilone.ly-irket for some time. Although ge- nerally iwtvied as'riboliday in the puhblic places of business ino therjtv,';ihe Siack`Eschange was opened for transactions, as usual. *-The Comrmiltee had considered oD Sat urdaythe problability of.the arnval' of .intelligence ...

... ..A. meeting csf this..Committere Yras heldin the Exchange ?? ?? Sc~rth, senior MVagi-s-~~e-iiit -The Chsairman stiste~i,'ihat hbe had novi' ?? o MillniCation frOM thG ToGwn COUUCII,. in answner to 'the p o. *P~iats made by this Cojinffitt~e on.theo _51ti fi fias~, andi stubsequent dates, in regard~to- 'a reflerence, eithejr juiicially .or btberisie, of the varioii. matters. remaining. in ...

... AGIUICULTURAL RE1'OR1 S. EAST LOTHIAN- , i; Throughout tile nr voin tenaperattlrc of the atmos- tr phere has bees cold for the se'asoli of the ?? ,rins fell at short intervals till thle 15th inistanst, d sie' thenL tble Ceather has beet, fair arl ,indy. Uarvq6R;ope¢-. p i liols have engrossed attention. Ieaping co `i ed, e i cept in a fcw late-situations. The carryilg-prtOt'e g99`1g ` oln ...