LOA _ SUNDAY, DEC. 9, In our preceding columns we have given the Address of the Chamber of Deputies to the French Monarch; this document is a strange conjunction of respect for the Sovereign and disapprobation of his measures,—in it the restless spirit of a • part of the French

[We cheerfully copy from an evening paper, the following tribute to the benevolent utility of this excellent man.] "The of strangers that flock to New Lanark from all parts of the United Kingdom, the Continent, and America, engross nearly the whole of his time and attention. Lor

TO TOE EDITOR. Sia,—lt is in vain for the Ministers to attempt to persuade the country that they are sincere in their wishes for economy ard retrenchnient, when we see daily useless military appuintmolts taking place. It can be proved, that the Inspectors and Sub-.lnspectors of

Sixteenth; only Four Shillings, %arcs in proportion, as will be clearly shewn by the folittkilllg statement of what must be paid for a Ticket or Share, t w : hrtt will be given back for it, whether drawn or undrawn, on or before the 19th December, and after the Purto has had the

SIMMS V. LITTLE. This was a case in which the Court of Session had found the defender to have inflicted an illegal caption on the pursuer, and a Jury was now impannelled to assess the damages due to the pursuer in consequence. It appeared that the defender had held a bill of pur

, , - East India Svgar.—Tlie late improvement in the Plantation Slain or ' ld at an advance of is. to 29. per cwt. China and Manilla sug ar ,. however, did not ,o m nal a en r d k s p e ß ti t r i g a ; . a s a, :sugars,caused a a,lv s is a tu l h e g aa o r f 1?,900 b ags o f S

Coepatrick of Raymondsholtn, a Westland Tale, by . the 414.1th0r of Redinzond the Rebel and St. Kathleen. London, 2 v - ols. 1-2nio., 1821, The beginning of this novel did not promise us much amusement • the story of a l os t Heir, in a neighbourhood infested by Gypsies, appeare

BEI,ZONI's EGYPTIAN TOMB Having described No. 4, the model of a ser - tfo — n - of the Pyramid of Shephrenes, re-opened . by Mr. Belzoni, we now proceed to No. 5, wcich is a complete model, and g i ves au emact v i ew of the pyramid in the reduced proportion of one foot to one h

ODESSA, NOV. I. According to the private letters from St. Petersburgh of the 24th of October, the Emperor has despatched his ultimatum to Constantinople, in reply to the last note of the Porte. His Majesty, it is affirmed, persists in his previous determination, and continues fa

The annual dinner of this Association took place at the Assembly Rooms, York, on Monday last, when about 400 of the members and visitors sat down to a sumptuous entertainment provided feom Etridge's Hotel. Marmaduke Wyvill, Esq. M.P., in the Chair; Alderman Dunsley, Vice-preside