... I 2 - Ored in oxu 4ftqcnoon Edit on of IDa tum-~ ?? I ?? The T h L'rd XenswiUbeia uoted tddemnand reparation; and, bhould It Aoltt granted, to w'ithdraW with the legation from Washington. The PoXt ?? Lyons is instructed to 6dn~ai tW prisoners and an adequate apology; and itfrefused'.o retnrn to England. Evtry consideration leads us to, apiwehend that the captain acted under the direct ...

... ICO fyR.ATE BTATESTAE VOE Is M&Ry- To thie EditO of tac Glasgow Herald, Ayr, Nov. 28, I851. Sna,_fYou have been very liberal in opening your colarrns Io the full ?? of the much-vexed American question. itake the liberty, therefore, of makiniga few remarks. Tae letter in yesterday's Herald, signed Yankee, contains hat is very far from the facts of the case, It is a peculiar characteristic of ...

... TIM, ROYAL NA-VAL EMER Vp TIM ROYAL NAVAL 1Iz='~ The uhe~e ?? ?? faintins grm 44~ev ef Meamp.~ hot m, weo iareglads *CJ Mataionalp Wxsgeuoyto t~h*.UJM1X~ avy, Wsweaegld o to say, sarilive~d the period 'of doui't And with whicy Ye it wasn at first rieoeiv~d by-0 th is ~9~nye pown ?? 11 - , f hMost; Important part ra of hai is called -pus eeonl 11UUO fori too &~ F r: It H i,ky ?? maw brhe- ...

... P4I8I~Ey-Thw. 7. ~ A BOEY-vC~rJm-.Thie' r'&stora, t f~oins rao IVsefradv`ano titwevndezatand the.Abbey.wlL-be open, for~ admission 4 ?? seen in h .- ;,zAR5AtLT O A.G3EL-Catherizie AMRery ?? Inlg 9t 96 N ew BiieddoriSrenscagdv ii.:l Ay t , il 1an 'ra obutd12, yer'o eby tearbia tlir;ewinsssai sewe ine l r ?? l6e ASSAU!?nGq'iA ?? m~uHi. A~t the; samae Alimt;14361n owxui~wp~ver~33 Cstli 8trittwas ...

... A ?? ?? !R hr | Mon frn. Bailtcr' C~ho betoen espeaksb-uf tuiaout of aD atttem'pt' 4 1 )j.- pd g6¢1 ~qy-4 *- '2 S. I F ,. ~ ~ ~ ~ - 2~ ?? ?? . 't /Q ,jet Y} .o1 en Dee.-2' ?? k , Riagilut I.,i h-spires~ideniee stt be 1tae~ oE C 'eaiaase . The bedyet.,i~t~ 1 18is to be di teled and: iaho ?? izp niei w great~ly lefxited. anY'tee2'; mue~lbtao t roopetneb atllng the teetea. The wraraipi., ' ...

... FROM OUR PARIS OORUMPONDENT. . G~enerhSc~otTt' letter ii the C is otnfieln W'd'esdaj hiasbeen tbe subject of-mtuch discussion In Paris. C *ob wethstaiding hisp assertion tit h~1e' knewidf notoeider A~iven t for tbtq usizvroe of the- Southern, depietie, American visitrs Pdosist id Maittaiaing 'that theGeealmade, a contry , ; tste nts4o onpiafterhisarriv p' ; We bivebaeome io t ! ccusitmd to ...

... ~GRBE HN~ been transmitted f~iM' OWi WW &omftmeroe to Mr. s aO f tation tot Bowd-W. Trade, nesat the diency of alteiatlons and rspolrE, in their Navigation h ai- a se an encoursgement toin ffiaiil commerce6 h That thin port is -dpoply-interested iti' the prosperity of tae shipping intere,a arte .yo petluone ?? 'to efll the attention of her Mjesty', Government to the. posn tion idyntwbioe ...

... O4??TM2?WjLKE?. of the-'6aw;Jacinto',4 'C0ommodore Wilkes' of. the' 'Unil-ed State SiBplorlng ExpVedition. ~S much ?? oh racter of the cociinagd, -on suocnh oaln'nd.nte kind'atid degiee f'uhrt ndrwlalsus that; wel wma be Uwa that the con mavder, outf bte alr iauto ais an a ?? sn ehoh eala til c ta mmidore Charles The English ?? hl officer have doubtless felt more pfamrtban saurprise ehiie ...

... s. I-t ?? ?? ?? ares I sible that; thk Qe1W sohie ,ddfe i th' A I~ r vi hsii ofW indsor Castle w ?? er t a f v r ?~ L a'h n ~ tw o years a'go 2 W g s m a' t i e t o i u e t epidem ic, atX 4 ,ninv sig t on l ?? o si ba he i cares of fevii o4ccurred aldmost F ekclusivelyi ti, th hih localitime of. the tow i~ le v j g th & . t ee sa6 P c o u r ts w e e . t * ' i h e ' x e t d t r v i n v ...

... ?? - i _ I fv9 The fcl~lowln, extract from the Statistical Report on the Helalth oz tte aroops, presensted to Parliament in 18B3, gives the result of~the march of the regiments from New Brunssvick to Canada in' December, 1837:- t The 93d and 85th commenced their march (fromiNew Brnnlwi& to' Canads) in December, 1837; the 34th hlnJan., 1831; and the 11h in the 'December 'following. 'TMceroute ...

... OUR? HOPES FOR THE PRINOR OF WALES. , _ At - - . -. . . . (From the Spectator.) * The event whic has deprived England of the Prince Consort has naturally turned all eyes upon the Prince of Wales. On him will now devolve, many -of the ' duties which his father had discharged with so-muob prudence and ability, and it is to his aid that the Queen will naturally look in all quest ons of difficulty ...

... iWE'DNESDAY -MORNINGT, zDEOEKBH- ~18:: [TmE First Bitttiijiu of the Grnadier Guards, and I the Secon& Battalioii of the, Scos,' Fusiier Ga: rds, I ?? I I . . 1- I., , q riI ered'inspected yesterday byjH.TR.;EU. the, Duke/iof; tt e Gambridgei prior-to their-ideparture sfor Oaiiada o ,n-. Tuesdayl : They made a ep1eidid:appoarance ?? wentl .tldouh;phvi ev ionIisit'i~ re rkab1.iiro a, cision, ...