MORE DUELLING.—On Wednesday, Mr. James Sandys Penfold, solicitor, was brought up on a warrant, charged by Mr. Edward Harrison, solicitor, of No. 14, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, with having sent him a threatening letter, with intent to excite him to fight a duel. Compla

PARIS POLICE.—M. and Madame Baudelaid are the couple best assorted in all Paris; the same height, address, and turn of thought. They are called the Baucis and Philemon, and appeared the other day at the office of police to prefer a complaint against two naughty personages, one M

NORWAY, during the Years 1834, 1835, and 1836; made with a view to inquire into the Rural and Political Economy of that Country, and the Condition of its Inhabitants. By SAMUEL LAING, Esq. "One of the most valuable accounts of any foreign country which has appeared since Arthur

THE SUBSCRIBERS reqtiest all those indebted to them to came forward anti settle their respective Accounts with as little delay as possible; and those whose accounts me of long standing are informed that no longer indulgence can be granted, it is their inten tion to place all suc

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At Marlborough -street office yesterday, Herr Donderhont Von Lowentritt, better known to the cognoscenti of Europe as the " Merman, or the Wonderful Aquatic Pedestrian," presented himself before, Mr. Conant yesterday to complain of having been robbed in Leicester-square of 121.,

S LONDON: t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, I8SM. e _ ?? On Monday last Sir JOHN CANMPB3ELL met his c constituents, the electors of Edinburgh, in the d Waterloo-room of that city, in order to render an account of his stewardship. From the disjecta c membra of his speech preserved in the Edi

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[rtom rt ?? SWI AERs. The IXonvell.te Vaudois gives the folloiwing of the :3ttit ult., from Berne:-" We occasionally notice the arrival here of the Count GERIAMM: , formerly a Colonel in the Austrian service, a Knight of Malta, and a Member of the Order of Lat Trappe for 18 sear