... ?a?toz ?ercur?. SATURD?I Y, OcTonz#'-i? 17, 1810. FRA NCE. .r. TijianS has replied to Lordl Pidmnerston's note of !the 3i0th of August. The document is of great length, and though cool andl courteous in tone in comnparison With what might have been anticipated from the frantic ravings of the C'onstitlntioninel (the journal un- der the especial control of M. 'I'hiers), it yet con- ,tains a good ...

... 1ATcul:CUv OPFICi:, l OUi o'CL(rRei. (Fromn rrar Spccul('ire , bze.sjreadecid.)s W~e loire h1ad an arri-cal thlis aiftcrnlofl fioms thle . United States, brinzging rathler important inutel ti- gence respecting thc boundary qulestion. 'rho pa z per have reacheri ?? by express, copious extracts ti from wshichl I sen~d you. Th~ere is no news yet from thle East, althoughl hourly expected. d A ...

... SYNOD OF ABERDE~EN. I On 'f.uesday tbe Synod of Aberdleen) met in tbn *7West Chulrchl, whenl an] ad in irablile ci iscourse, hear- iscg particular referenlce to thce uresenit danigers ol thle l'rotestsnt Church), wns dlelive~red to thlem by 2mlt Isnowv of T~rv the M~oderator, fixuti i'ilattbcew xv 3 s VWhy do ye also tranlsgress thle coinniatil- ment of God, by your tradlitionl ? Th'le ...

... The Peris paper3 of Surnday dlifter little in their tone from those of preceding days, if' we except such as arc more iomedritely connected with M. Thiers. whose vio. lence licreases in the exact ratio in which the exertions of the moderate parry in France appear likely to defeat their predictions, The sonstitutionrel, vwhich has occa- sionally made a show' of moderation, for the express pur. ...

... We have bad much pleasure in learning that her Ma- jesty has been greciorrsly pleased to direct that Mr. Dib. din, the author of some well-known dramatic pieces and many naval songs, shall receive 1001. out ot the Royal Bounty Fund..-Observer. INTENDED PREsENT To HER MAJESM.-Orl MOIdaY night a meeting of Spitalfielda' weavers took place if) the large room attached to the National Schools, ir ...

... MI1RACULOUS FASTING.-IM]POSTURE DETECT ED. Thim newspapers have been lately filled with marvwll- 011. a; counts of a certain Barney Cavanagh, or some eiili vonie, who, it appears, has lived without food 'lilrieg a numliber of years, while masses and seif-im- PloSH devotions are the exclusive sustenance of his mnortal nature. The story, from its inherent absur- R'tY, is its OVn confutation, but ...

... .111 .. at! fo V000, -4t-vivAr'o wlO 5'at I- OP.- - I Fromthe fF.' Pl ' dp e terl.l. n P ,%N !i ?? ( .t -I . 1 t. a ga 'a ai at l, i~et' c,,attrVi' t a ?? aI¢ sildt' lt lt'2 , let t er: -- MAii 1 Iiwd Nh'iih d. ?? Yaiior i'p ttei, Iae( ,n i r% I, e I i i n n a t if-u l havilig 4thtlolre llei waill, II onit. III e In'llL tV It ninh 'initi oll ser nar Sonints hern t IIn thtcs'1s1hih a ptsl ...

... fTRKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, SErrqmsman 23. ?? OU& OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Another week has now elapsed without any official communication having been received from Syria, and we are still therefore unable to form a correct opinion of the real state of affairs in those provinces, and of the pro gress, if any, the revolt may be making. Some private letters have, it is true, come to hand via Alexandria, ...

... .. Welovirouawo &CO, DOWpufsto. .- -C I 1 M TJUaWD'11 S LONDON eAZETT7I. 1Fo ii' itt-OI'I-Icll, O )c.. II4illItt. 1'T is hererias mittittici, that icrt AlI;,.,estY'a Ilrincipaal 1 Stwc rT a at' ~Stn ittts Foretigin M airs has received a desplaitc I lapin, htr -Majesty's Amasiasadolir at Coustaaataatit~oltak diated tile l~'rh Sieptembter last, qit iilt~iaatttg a ntilti Itiati ?? P'a'la, Atl ...

... TINIES. The eager disposition of the public to embark in Joint-stock Conmpanios, notwithstanding their repeated failures and embarrasments, demands from us some ob- servations. The mercantile world in particular require the superinteudance and the warhirg voice of one watching over their ilterests, and not embarrassed and blinded and hurried round and round with them in the vortex of business ...

... A gettortol Mecting of the Comnmissioner's of Imlprotve- 0 tarot ini this cilt', wats hldl fit tltn Ottildlltll, onI Mondaiy list, li IN. it1. Furlong, lisq., in tlio Chair. co Mr. divaur I Wuoliotr qoulifiod I's it CollinsSiultor' 'or the O perishl of St. Stophonl, it, ?? of tife Inob Mr. Win. Stephoiis.Li TI0e Snrrio-r i oporled titat the wvall in Woilllenb, St. Sitiwell, l hill bopi ...

... A FRANCE. DISCONTENTS OF TIHE NATIONAL GU RD.-The National Guard, in consequence of the address of Marstlal Gerard, in his order of the day, censuring the ?? of their political feelings, having resolved- 1. That a deputation of officers and delegates of the National Guard should be charged to protest beiore the Pre sident of the Council of Ministers against the order oft day of Marshal ...