... IETTE' PROMI A RA, W.AY WITESS t LO15D1 (roMn B~lackwood's Magazine.) j i Mv ?? ,.g the w'ords of the venerable Joe Grim- j 04 aldi_- Here I am againU' swearing away before the committees Idi at no allowance. The trade is not quite so good a, one as it -was to of traffic commanded his own, price, andtberefore invariably stood trn at anexorbitant premiumr. 'Still it would be very wrongi10me to ...

... FfNANCFAL STATE OF TIM COUNTIA.Y. I - .1 1 I I 1. . I (Fmro the Bsnhuer's M.agazne.) i In attempting to foorm any estimate of w~hat me;' la theI probable character of the next three or four miouths with reference to the trade and fillancial condition of the coon- try, the attention is naturally directed, in the first in- sta~nce, to the conjunction of extraordinary events which has ...

... .! : ;: ; N'S . i !SPIFT AT. TX ! , 2. *.j ~i *(i rr1,1, : .p~I~ua4 1r. Weelrkn I: ' t'cv l ) A t ?? Li 1 ;. 4' e Ii'c cc2 V ooe 'ktra ?? nc I;itc tonic in thi;shI ?? i r m i' t'~li the N ?? Timt ctiial3. is So ?? 1,0 be~~I c; t Concetlncl Ive Ct Vt .Ztcc T,,cl4. 0 I~i'?iinC' prc'c'IN'.i1 titil & 't~lCc 'Xi 3.1 14 7 I- ?? rh1 ?? e: ?? ?? Cit. li. uitrli iur th i I oa i * - ?? cc'c?i ~ A ...

... / - -m . I -1 x. A to (From the Morning Chronicle.) ?? advice, from Paris announce the adjudication, on the 10th I ion of Norvember next, of 250,000,000 francs of the new French losa; .mpe the remaining 100,000,000 frtnes belng intended to reduce tlis. lim. part of the floating debt whilgh arises from payments oe teainsy ain, in spite of the assertions Of the late Minister fail have thne, 1. ...

... CAPTAIN GE.ORGE MACLEAN. (From the At/as.) In this gentleman Great Britain has lost another of those valuable men who unostentatiously and resolutely serve their cointry in comparatively subordinate situations, Hut whose abili- ties, judgment, and decision would qtlallf thbam for tne most jis- tingitished posts. Captain Alucoeab clbsed his valiable life at Cape Coast. on the wvestdor coaht-of ...

... SC OTLAND. It rice of 7crmd-Tic price of thle four-poiind loaf was ?? l~i/irii'gi ?? paitronage of iris Ghl''r re~sts with't'wtr d'eleritoIS froml tior W~riters to anC thle Simtrrc, two from thre 1o ie Couincil, arid thie Deipuy- e., Kceriar of tire~ I 'lit Mt obert ]Ba11, advocait'~ tire autlor 01' L' thle wi rl-~il~ ow worl'- on Ilelitablo RHightls, was t *~tim predletc or ii 'iii ?? 'r ...

... TILE 13ANK REGULATfON ACT. { / Al GntiJ ?? ?? .- ?? , rete t (From thme Al1wtchestrr, Guardian.) IC, ?xCltghas fended mor'e to exhibit thle entire ab~sence i Cr l'LW teR ?? cear o wlz eg t,-I (e o f t he lo ws wb oih canl'11 alo e h Sna-Jy ?? Qte otur monetar srecc- I'O thest-tatl ens atd Wiltl ravings on the part of ai portion of thle 'V Iof s (5 .Iainst the high rate of eight pler Cent.,' ...

... BRETT AND LITTLE'S ElECTRIC TELEGRAPP. I- - (From tire StncPard.) I Within this day or two, Messrs. Brett and Little of Furnival's . Tnn, have invited the attention of the scientific world to an exa-f mination of their new electric telegraph respecting which consi- derable curiosity had been awakened Having been favouredi ith a private inspection of the various apparatus wich the patentees ...

... G L A S G 0 IV, A U G U S T 2 . Sir Hurry Smith.-The hero of Aliwal beinge unable to comply with tile invitation recently forwarded to him to dine with his old and new friends in Glasgow, a subscrip- tion has been commenced by the disappointed parties, for the psurpose of tastifving their admiration of his character and exploits, by presenting him with a service of plate. The amount already ...

... UTr N S F O U N D A T C R E I C II. (Proore ?? Fifes/ihe Joerrne.) [ hoe While somle hers, in the village of Bruinton, wvere latelvsrrmeing ve theraselres diogiag nn the east side of Crailut, a nuarry bil7 se bcloigr>sg to flcsorge Ted, ESq. of urthlrie, at a spot aan hindied lY arnd fifty ?? dire north of the place wherle the eastern roenu- eo mentrof arcient circles were found ic 1816, a few ...

... DESTEUCTTYE FTI17 TN GIREENOCK;. ?? . . -1 - ., _. ?? . 1Iz1 t't: 4- (Ft-rit stne Greenocnk Adihen/isen'of Y'nac) ITOn Alonday tight, a few minutes before tiine o'clock, an alar,, fatI'- was given tha~t flre tad irl 6sert eat It onQ Of tile Rnltwas-ke which1 for- ran alotng Lynedouji Street, fct-m East Regent Street, to ?? FlaxI .taly 2111 belonging, to thle Gosrocli Ropewsork~ Co)latilay. ...

... MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20. time, and passed i The Irish Crime and Outrage Bill was read a second I IItime, and passed thirotd Commnittee of the Hfouse of I TnL-7. ., -Awre -wo ?? n1_ 1,t Lords, on Thurs ...