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... w,- PS ?? lb TUESDAY MORON6T, -JANUARY 1. Tur, rate of discount bas been raised by the Bank of lpnglaud to 0 per cent. Iltelligenee has been received from Pehin, via St. ' Petersburg, to the 18th November, which confinms the previous accounts, but contains nothing new. The status quo had not been interfered with, aid -wasr considered satisfactory. I A play, by M. Mocquard, the Private ...

... CULTIVATION. OF COTTONY IN gAVRCA. AFBICAN AID S0OZSIT. ,I We begito call attention to the following memorials on ul this subject, which will be laid down for signatare at the to bat of -the Exehang :- - in ' Tdthe Rightbionourablethe LoadViscountPalmeraton, ki u *her j bN ajdesty d 'bpri ncipal S e e tary of: S tate, F irst sM :Lord of theTreasurt,&c.,&c4& at ?? the under&igned, mlembers of ...

... .? ru 0 W.60 q aide I - I . - - 1? i THE SCO29SMiAN'S SLIGHT EXOEP- a n ' : .- TION.. d TO THE RDITOP OF THE CALEDONIAN NECUROURt. SIB,-I have nothing to- do directly either n with the Annuity-tax or the representation of t Edinburgh, and perhaps I have no business to be writing you this note :; but like a good many t] quiet people living in the country, I take ani amazing.interest iu your ...

... R:8EV.IEW OF iTHE YE.AR 1§6 -, . (AbrJdged from Yestral - Times slave-owi In the eairly'spring the chronic 'ueainess1033 Of Sicily had the decisi. broken out in occasional conflicts hetween ?? troopp 'to 'vAcan. and irregular bands of insargtcnts' the miultitlide'wein led Southern asin: former Sicilian disturbances, -by Borne of the gentry entire po and of the priests; and, a~lthough the ...

... !IMPROVEMENTSO IN MARNE ENGINES AND 7f'. BOX IS. SCeW SLVTabEA ?? Alu Many efforts ha' been made of late by engineers towards a reduction of the''xpenditure in fuel- in mnritio engines-a ti siattirk'-.so vastly iffecting the'interesteof shipowners. We bi hazvV ,pleasure in nbticicugthb successful resulti obtained in thbA s. Ailen Crai .oue o f Messri. Handysidei & Hender- sonlig regular ...

... Lh eD~ D:ECEMBER ?? ,4 WTAZ- M THE BRITISH MENIS- ; s3?4= 2 Uy ,nal ?? is a report in 1;,h't - i'te'eatsses of Ministerial and dipdomatic a statesman, clo-ely connected with the . resentc Government. and indeed holding office, has l30 and''pe'rhaps still is, interesting himself much ;ui the affairs of the Neapolitan Royal Family, with a .-wiew -to providing them with a residence in this coun- ...

... . .I. X , . _ I :::: h T ~~~I'uZOXB CLO5P. I MAIL3 _ DelixTd ; Ien'rd ilncv'l tO. in P..O. Fldouse& Lptr rdln. *Aberdeen . . 8 IaI 10 Orn IU opl Do. (On Sundays at4P.M.) 7 S30 7 Ori 7 op 7 -Berwlck .7 90I0O 'Do.j Includg N. E. Dl.;,ISOp, 11 2 no, M. vision of Engld..: 6 6 p aI OP 1 0 7 4r - Dalkeifth PoebIes,rc 6 150J 10 OrF 10 Orj a lf Dublin 3 S. of Ireland *z . 40P1 a Oil5DPt74'A Dusfries ...

... LTY .roTh TOlrGA : ; [BuEV'r TELEGt aAWS9] * j , F4ANOE. . ; ' PARI3, Monday Eveniog.'-The report that: ,* ome Governments have recently taken collec- ,tiv B steps at Paris in reference to the question of.Gaeta is withoutkfoundation. Russia has made complaints hore. on account oft the revolutionary agitation iD the Prinoi- paities.'\ -- Prince C6pua has offered to, Austria certaia gttarantees ...

... CURLI &NA. ' U IVLUX M1 . B1i1 FALKIc1K.-On Tuesday the Larbert and Camelon Clubs- on tbreejrinks a side-met on Part Downie Basin, Look I0, pai when, after three hours' capital play on both sides, the Lanr- bertcu rlerswere declared victors by eleven shots-(un Friday siob a keen and exciting game was played on Callender Loch, by ing four rinks each of the Falkirk-Junior and Camclou Clubs, ?? ...

... Pantalo \ flarleqzuh, _ iaR AL ioijv. .. Columbine, .MDLLE. ARLINE. There will be FOUR GRAND MORNING PER- FORMANCES, viz.-TUESDAY, lbt January 1861; WEDNRESDAY, 2d January; THURSDAY, 3d Jana- ary, and SATURDAY, 5th January. Doors open at Half-past Twelve; Pantbmime coMamecing at OLe. - NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Mr WYNDIHAM begs respectfully to announce tbqt no Second Price 6an be taken or Places ...

... - n1 - / TnE INFIRMARY. -.The T reasurer of the Infirmary grate- fully acknowledges receipt of the following donations towards Ihe funds of the institution :--From the employees at Paisley Station of the Glasgow and ?aisley Joint Railway, per Mr. Gilmour, manager, £:3, 5s, 6d.; from the workers of Mr. John Mlorrison, plumlber, fc., 1Os, He also gratefully acknowledges receipt of £'), S- d. ...