... EMS\VORTH OYSTER FISHERY To the EDaTowof ?? -- ELEGa*pa n S!R,-A British Fisherman, in a ?? totmel. Paper e enquizes why his catab -r this year as compared with the twolastyesi's Is t15 a Fishery Convention with Franeehonesir tt nil pee-ties : Y observed b? h Allow me to make a few observations upee the loc? a-. Fisheries of Eaasworth, the failure of which is so feet it ingly depicted by ...

... CHURCHI OF SCOTLAND. Jrline Preslytery, Dec. 21.-A deputation from the parish of Artirossan, consisting ofthe Earl ofEglinton, Sir C. D. Fergnison, * |art., and Dr. 1i'Fulzzeenn submitted a proposition for divitling ihe pirish qrioud oyn ciu, appointing a minister, arid secirring an endrisenierit. Sir C. D. Fergusson and the Earl of Eglinton L having been heard on tlre point, the members of ...

... THE XANTrIAN7 EXPEDITION. pe hm se ?? fronm tie valer of the Xanthis to thie I 5t3 ,nfN. ml)er, at * hich I d.ate ?? .I i & rof the wa;' were in tlre . ojU l wlt of ?? ]li Altir. Wit in ii a ?? oftilcil an . ik a rat With tirei M 1vi nI IIcis-treeid uri ilntrri eks C xx hr ii arc sery c.in t' tirlile), al he ?? irerllnlii thlrlt of tie lnatil es, ' o a sl:re excellen. sltlirs, -all! Rtire ...

... Our accounts from Madrid are of the 21st, and show clearly that that city is completely delivered up to military despotism. On that day a band of ruffians, wearing the garb of officers of the army, broke into the office of the Eco del Comrercio, and having failed in discovering the edi. tors, whom they would, no doubt, have murdered If they had, destroyed everything they could put their hands ...

... PliOL4I{Ess OF INCENDIARk3M. r. SU5'F0L1C. -(O1 thtt; mtorninig of X1/edrseadray n. lost a tire broke out on thc faint buildtings of I-ll. Nunn, rs, of \Vasttstield, situaited PiX nniles fronm Ixworth andi ) threc t'rom Bottesdale. 1t was discovered at tour a.mn., a, and no doubt esists of its being wilfully ignited. ¶Jhe ), buildhigs being ot' so inflammlable a nature precludedl ¢. the ...

... WEDNE?3DAY, DECI?1BER 2?, 1843. The Frenchl Chambilers openedl on \l'ednes- dayx. The King wsas salutedl evervywhere on his passage by cries of Vice /c Roi. Ilis MaIjesty apipeared to enjoy excellent hellethl. 'The ?? openled the t ession of the Cha~iiibera withl the usual fowrmalities, antil withl the f'ollowv- ing Speech from the Tlhronle: Gt'atlelac elzlccrs cald Deputties, The perf'ect; ...

... 'VINTER CIRCCIT. The G/lasgow W inter ccilit Will IIPha openecd on Tuesday first. The follow leg is a list (If the mdikcmtleoits ?? NA!:E~ihlitl. Alexander Melville or Melvin, Bsisvard Melville or Melvin, James Cumherkani , Ansirev LaImb. Chtirles MI'Calihm. John Shearer. and Ch;brIes Well theft and reset of theft. Archibald P'aton, theft, habit and relute, and previously con- victed. hlicinas ...

... FURTHER PARTICUL&BS. (From the Liverpool AMercurry of Friday. ) Ten o'Clock. Men are now being employed removing the rubbish away frolqX wofern side of the premises. .16t s anstahined, including *the buildings, machinery, goods, &c., is estimated under 70,0Q0L A considerable portion of this is insured. The reports as to to the number of lives lost vary from five to nine. Some imagine that, ...

... MONDAY. DECEIIBER 25, 1i143. vi to n The ilorni;iy Ilereild gives ?? place lie te this paragnaph tram ii r'orrrspoi ?? it is can- t papi tidently stated that an tintiiuatioii hits been convyett to to it the Due tie Idarcicaux, that haiclieg ot' levees the the re- hut ?eIatiau at so Sian p perstici:., so bj cccv at vii iillied Power. Ii and his continued resideti cc in di is cue ni ry, tore not ...

... M I SC ELLANEO ITS. Origiz of tie Yaval Asp/izei.-On one fine afternoon on wirch a cutter arrived froin Englan(3, bringina lutters to the fleet, shortly after Lord St. Vincent had reeeived his dispnatchi-s, be-fore the; were answered or oited all ?? se-ad, his bell rang -ery ioliv, and the sentrv was ordtered To send his secretarv in hIaste. As soon as he en-I tered, Mi-. Toclher was desired ...

... LOR)ID ST. v'INCENT. a~t Thsis galilanlt old Chief is so much a favorite 0i c- of ours, fromi thc liitt that he was the first o' the prac- b re tical Iteforinere, whose efforts have beau decidedly the e at salvation of this country, that 'ie caanot avroid again. fi es referrings to Hs 2Zlkmowis, by Targetr rcell j Johl .,ervis was boru in . anuuayv 1736. His fam ily al Id wasaticieeit and ...

... To the 1?ntro? of the IIAMPSUmE TLL?GftAi'fl. SIR -It wassnot till late last tsaturdiay that IsaW| Iou Palper of the 18th histentt contahining an account of the presentation of new colours to her illajesty's 44th r ?? E s /Colonel Shelton's speechl contains an accusation against the Sepoy troops, I feel ar. red you will give the samze publicity to this letter that yout hove to Colonel ...