... A Spanish Commiashin has be nfamed, in pursuance of a tr~eaytyiigned at Madrid on the 12h of March, 1823. The intent , - - , &:,t Pq .hslbished of tlat Treaty, and of the *- Mixed uoimission v5 euauss.. under it, was to provide for the settlement, in a summary manner, of all cases that might be brouligt before it, of seizure of British vessels, or detention of British property, frim the ...

... At the Southern extremity, Loch Erichlt terminates in flat meadows, v itishing bv degrees in tile moor of Rannoch lndi k that wild and hideonts eoutitir which extends to Glen Spel along the Eas ern-side of Ben N evis. Tlhisis, indeed, tile Wq. deriess of all Scotlantf. The wildest Wilds of Ross hire ld Sutherland arc accessibie, and lively, comiparcd to this ill rnighltant Iat 5con~tnin ...

... rP^OM THE AIONITEUR OF SUNDAY'.] The Official Part contaius only the statement that the Am- bassadors of the Netherlands and Bavaria had presented new credentials and letters of congratulation on his Majesty's Ac- cession, &c. NON-OFFICIAL PART. UPPER ELBE, OCTOBER 12.-We have just received informa- tion that the Emperor Alexander, whose return to it. Peters- burgh had already been announced ...

... In C4tibMia, 'the popultiln ut wich is reckoned at four mil lions of inhabitants, tiere are eighteen journals, forty new cboolE - ua~~~~~~~A~ - .- j.n L 1r mntual iistrucdion, ten collejes, one in each of ihe chiet plaCfs ',f the tenQepartments of tbe ltebUraC, and' three Uniterdiies, li&C Jgota, Caraccas, and.Q litO. 7There are taught In the schools ill thw Sciences cultivated in i urope, ...

... I ' i Extract of a letter froin Ml'adrid, dated Sejpt. 27:- It is reported tibat the Spanish ieftigees in Tlitigicirt te in con- jineinent, and are to be given lip to tile Spanish Government: 'Among t'IL are Morein GiierL and Roinero Alplw'ate. Col. Alexaiider Brinilley, Of tile Spanish naval s5rOice,' has been ap- pointed the Spanish Contul at that port, amid set off fronmiiente a few lays ...

... of his reign. This popularity appears to be occa- iee cl~etly by two anrcn ces-snir'iely,'the .ayrceable, pfi alpoinment vf' long anlticipated alarms, and-the. contrast h~ise aibolition of Itbe Cee5n0&rstip and souine oth er measIres met created between 1iinimseif apdI bIi presept unpopular -Ali- 'iters, 'he feelings oi' the Parisiains are generally. manifested `.t irnulily at tthe Theatre ; ...

... ARRIVAL OF 'TlHE C(LUMBUS. EXTRAc'r OF A LE1 rER FRO I 1111 AGE'STS To .LOY'D ; t j'oRrstoL rii, (ucIlolIllEt 31*-l'assed b)\y the lie oi i;t this morning, the Columbus, tlrge timber vesiel, APlerli from Quebee. Tile surgeoLI lantled fron, her il the Fo, pilot boat, of tbis port, and proceeded. for London. Sbe via, rn shore onilu C 12th of Svpteeibe r, in 13Bustlaicty l'oinit, in the st ...

... -SEPT. 26. T:e Directors of the hii)no W*est Indian Company at Elber fsldt have recently published a new Report of their mercartil transactions since the month of March last year. It appears the the commercial intercoutrse opened with Hayti has not yet has Otie desired result, and that the profits arising front it are at lea- tar from encouraging; though they expect some improve ment by the ...

... I NOtIS of a JO URpmEY vt! aaigL pnj cp & |7ALV. No. VI. The common prejulice entertained On titls subject in Eng- Mand is, that the French are little'lbetter than grown children- IPlas'd with at featbieritck-led with aistraw-~ full Of grinlace-andl noise and shiew, lively and pert, hut With nto turn or CapaciTy for serious thought or continued attention Of ainy kinld, and lard ly deservitig ...

... ' ODr.SA, OCT. 10.-According to accountst 1rtow Coutantio- pie of the 2d instant, the ill consequences of the deposition of Gbalib Pacha have already be un to manifest themselves in a manner very unpleasant to tie Diplomatic Body; and it was even believed that the able and moderate Reis Ettfendi would no0QJqgjetalrbi.is post,.thaiigh lie is said to have expressed sentiments quite.opposed .to-s ...

... , [FROMI THE BALTIMoRz MOMNING CHlRONICLE.] Sooner or later we rubt mahe up 'our mninds to a point of naiional poliey, the energy of uhich shall coummand resvect abr'otd;'aisd seciriey at home.- Siiici thi? territory of Florida aundihe adjacent Island, formerly called Key Wetst, was wrung from the reluctant hIatid of Spain, the. pirates, have found no rendezvous so cogremiiell as the islanidof ...

... AJMlI;Ic.IN PAPERS. We have received Baltimore and Plhil6eLdCIP11ip eirJs 20th ult. It is stated In these p1apers, tMiat It 5a . ;;i Havanatt that a considerable French force .haid Domingo, from Martinique. A Spani;h lralW vessels had sailed for the purpose ot iLetc 5 squadron reported to be in the vicinity et u lowing are extracts:- PiiilLAmLLeilJI, JUI.Y l6.-TrI1 Coll Cs tt , issued a ...