... -pi r it ?f t lit 1-1 rt SS. THE PEELITES AND THE GOVERNMENT. (Daily X'wrs.) The parevalerit raniour is rimt, we )elieve, NA ithout foiviidation, that Lord l'idmerstont bils in\ihed two of his late l'eelite collei-t-es to re-cnter the Cabinet. thle one as Colonial Secretair of' State, the other as ostrtmaster-Gcerical. Tirc toulie of' such an offlr, art its prolbale issue, are questions which ...

... T H ?? WALE?, rREPIARATIONS FOR ANOTHEIt ATTACK BY THE RUSSIANS. The Cosrrier de Marseilles publishes the following letter, dated Camp of Inkermann, 30th. ult.:- While the allied armies were only bent on pre- paring for themselves winter cantonments, and every one regarded the campaign as definitively closed, owving to the immovability of the Russians, the report of a proxinate attack of the ...

... ?THIRO HITIONG MERCURY OFFICE V TimEn O'CLOCK. \ EDLNBURGII S11EEP MND CATTLE WARKET, November 28. Tliere was a large supply of sheep this morning-the number, 5812, being 1214 more. ales dull, and prices down generally ls a-head for the best sorts-the inferior kinds at fully that reduc- tion, and a great many unsold. Top price of the best aged imotion 7d per lb.; current, 641t; middling and ...

... 5 p J r i t 0 f -f ti ? 11 t t 5 5 . P'ROSCrIIPTION OI' T'IlE PROSCIlIBED. (A1tlas.) I Expulsion of p1litiral refugees is thick as hail ill Jerscv. 'I'hiriv-six more of tbem-il-. Victor If ego at thei; hend-have been expelled Nwithout process and Iudnllnont. It is said, Sucli is the !aNv in Jersey. I don't know. From the little ?? I may have of the philosophy of' la]s, I would supposc that ...

... a!t~t oiti an v culrt1~. - - - - -- - ~ ~ EI)INBURGH, FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1855. SECOND and TIHIRD EDITIONS are Published containing all the Latest News of importance. IT is said that the terms of a militar-y convention have been arranged between Sweden and the Allies, whereby the Swedes will supply a Con- tingelnt for tihe conjulict furtherance of the objects of the war ?? the return of spring. ...

... EDI N 13 UR GH. DESTITUTE SICIC SOCIETY.-The aunal general 11ectil]goftl is Society was held last night in the Society's Hall, High Street-Bailie Brown Douglas in the chair. Mar M'Calloch, the Sab-Treasurer, read an abstract of the state of the funds, from which it appeared that the income for the past year, including legacies, anounted to L.1379, 1s 8d; while the expenditure for the same ...

... ESTABLISHSED Clluonc Consmmssiom.-A mecting of Commission of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland was called for yesterday, but for want of a quorum no business was transacted. Tim COUNTY MILITIA.--YestCld(1ay forCenoon0, two companies of the Edinburgh County Militia, com- manded by Lieutenant-Coloncl M'Donald of Powder Hall, arrived here from Dalkoith, and took up their quarters in ...

... 1J r u ili rit I l 1 tg l lyc II C.srTURE O1 A SHlARnc.-One of these monstcrs ?? calotght oi Macdali oat Wednesday last, the 21st cur- rent, by Mr A. Lyall and crew. The mnimal had seized the hook, and, feeling itsclf caught, had struggled to get free, but in doing so, it was the more and more entangled, and it dashed itself el the bot- tom till it died. Thle species is that known as the ...

... 't I tc b o i tf n , 11 IA I LDINIBUiGIG, IWE7DNESDAY. NOY. 7, ?? SECOND tad 'TIIIRD ?? Irl',bliheIv cltz.ti!lII all tio Lattest Neovs of impoltanlee. TUiE merits and demerits of Till. BANKi Ci:IA I: IE; ACT, as Sir Robert Peel's celebrated nieastoii *. 181-4 is generally styled, are again 13einr 'Iy canvassed by the naireanitile comlunuity at Iti-Lx. and are daily the subject of resolutiolis ...

... FORBBES MACKENZIE'S ACT. A public meeting of Licensed Victuallers was helhd yesterdasy, in the Calton Convening Rooms, for tie , purpose of adopting a petition to Parliament, praying I for a committee of inquiry into the operation of the Public Houses Act, and to assist generally in the imovement now taking place in Scotland for a similar t L object. Mr Woo00, who was called on to preside, ...

... QI; a I . i i ?? , 1't, t -tl r 1. ?? EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 1855. SECOND ?? Tlni RD EDI)TrioNs 11L Pbulishc(I ?? lI thc Latest NCw s of imnportalnIec. 11er, intilicated in our paper of Monday that Wc hlnd received a hint of the ?? of the British Government to adopt proceedings agahint other refugees thall those fornicrly expelled from Jersey, all(d ill dele conrsc, the ?? of this ...

... ?CIHE:91 ? W-A-IRj OPERATIONS IN THE BLACK SEA- SUPERIOR JURISDICTION OF THE FRENCH. (Times Special Correspondent.) CArtp BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 3.-When the *fleet.iwas off Odessa the advice of the highest person in France on the project of bombarding the town was sought by the French Admiral, and it is believed that his reply implied a radical opposition' to any such proceeding, nor was our ...