... PR TAT E I London. Nov.-2'.I London, Nov. 27. Letters from Rome, dated the II ti inst. mlltion that tile French Ami bassador had nntifi(rd to the Psistifio (;o- vernmenrt, that if the Italian Confederation was car:ie into elfect, the French Government would feel itself compelled to ?? its forces at Anenna, and also to occupy Civita Vchcbia with troops. This is said to hav. made n considerable ...

... T11followiitg cotttflttfliC ation tteet 10 tecorn Titolof oIrs, It speaks for itself. jtlstice IlC~ ,.rytbeen dione to tile troops Avbo folighlt an w10 fre not surprised] tha-t n-.en trie li rt wo uffered so touch should fuee tlhis I ap-if tcre Lapecially as the invaluable quaitijes Po ?? soldier' were never more strikingly I I Veile da,,n ?? that very campaign from thle of.4 ! .I It hS been ...

... rIIE H(1OHLANDS. - v .-Thu buiiies part e CXN.itE -hobuitS p art uf the t STATIR Or TUI Corand beli sessti ntt- OWit said to be' uratsifg~tO at dut O nd be I ing termoed a fevnuritfble one, it gii'e5is moe petie to c takze a rettroipoeatie glance Over it. Whi)e stiel~lthereareis t are gneralY ?? a grazing coutsty, t: hr r sene istics hat poprly stpesaking, d int fill under n thi chritte ,~ a ...

... Ci a4ballian:a4velarly, EDINBURGH. THIURSDAY. NOVEMBJER 14. Accounts have been received firm Lisbon to the 3d instant. Nothing of importance had transpired since the occapation of Santarem by the enemy. The latter were still at that place, which they were engaged in fortifying, and they had sent away all the womnen, children, and men incapacitated by age or infirmities for bearing arms. This ...

... On Friday last a number of the inhabsitants of Dundee gave a difiner to thoir Representative in Pariiament, Sir Henry Parnell, in the Trades, Hall there, Provost Kyay inthe Chair, Mr George Duncan, Deal, of Guild, Crou- pier. Pr ovost Kay gave 1 Tha Kirl; ?? mayb, ogcn ?? to deserve the name of William t lqe ?? Queen. 1 The Duke of' Susex cwho bad ]oa shown himself to be the friend of ...

... CAlisE OF G'OWRI. E- The past ioath has proved a ticklish wbeat-seed time for ?? farmer, from thc frequency of rains; yet t eaily sown wheat has a promising appearance. After beans and clovei,, the plants Ji some instances came up thin, ivien the eeed-bed was too moist. A coneiderable breadth still remains to be sown on black lands, and on sonme parts of the Breos after potatoes, some few ...

... A meeting of this reverend boudy was held on Teesday week, when Air Bennie swas chosen Moderator for tbe current bilfydar. W A presentation by the Magistrates and Town Coindnil drr , f Stirling, in farour of the Rev. George Cupplas of sat Ldgerw'hod, to the second ministerial charge in tisi': pa- Hii risE, was laid on the table, along With MriCuppler's -etter Di of a-euptillee and relative ...

... ra A II A. 1. ?? i-,. a1-A 0 n -X.- amA f --T r ner. S&ir- beg leave, through the mediurn of your paper, to point out a ?? to * hich the inhabitants of ioi&6y Grounds are at prlseet sulct- fiom thc pavement of their principal cnt r'C, Alelville Place, ling com- pletely obstructed by a paling, wirich extend3 to the mid- dle of tire street, vlierdby; in thi5 seatirer, they are over the ankles in ...

... * IJLIT.ARY. STATISTICS: RUSSlJA AND TURKEY. I W11e had lately occasion, in a series of 'articles To, oil the military power of Russia as compared I with that of France, to show how _gionndle-ssand ' Ci absurd were the alarms which had bean enter- tier tamlied, or at least professed, on account of the c O' allged magnitude of the former, and, in parti_ Do cular, to demonstrate that, never at ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROtc1EDlN;S. Ii s.Yesterday, at the ordinary fleeting of thle Council, after the minutes of the former meceting liad been read, e Aletter was read from Sir W. Rae, as preses of a mieet- g Ing of the City's Trustees, rerquestiog the Council to or- t n or a full statement of the affatrs of thle City to be mrade if up end given to the Truatees. A report was read from the ...

... I PRIVATE CORB.EgPOMWENOP I I n,,,ls~n t-,n mherlI Loudon, Novrembierl The CODSOI; market has presented nearl)'e same appearance as yesterday, prices havieg rlr in the morning and receded near to the tUrmI58' of business. The fductuations, on the whllYl, cc tinue to he quite unimportant. The list Pri for.thte Account was 871 to SS, and Excbeqi Bills left off at 35s. to 37s. premium. The ...

... LEITH IMAGISTRATES. nP .1. 'r - ofr ?? A PA l .8f lo The first meeting of the Torn Couticil of Leith took lY place on Tuesday at twelve o'clock, for the purpose of electing their Magistrates, in terms of the statute, and ) for other business. On the motion of Mr Scarth, Adam iy Whyto, Est, of Fens, was unanimously elected Lord e Provost. The Lord Provost then moved that James t, Wishart, Esq., ...