The following cues came before Mr Sheriff Gordon and jury on Thursday :— Patrick Divot, labourer, was found guilty of two acts theft, having, on the of November, stolen from a shop the Lawnmarket, a loaf of bread, and another from a shop in the West Port, aggravated by previous

morning, Christmrts Day, the Rev. Dr Fletrh.r delivered his annual addrea the youug, Fin.bury Fin-bury C reus. The attendance was great as on anv of previous occasions during the la-t fifteen years that we" have noticed in our columns the rev. gentleman's the voung. The number o

Captain Banbury, the 33d regimeut, is to succeed to the staff appointment of Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General in Dublin, vice Major Draper, promoted, and who proceeds to Bom. bay with his regimeut, the 64th. Major-General Thomas James Wemyss, C.B. is placed upon the list of gen

Devoxport, Dec. 2S —The Calliope, 26, Captain Stanley, 4 rived from New Zealand, having left that ftatiou on the 2Cth of Aug. and arrived at Kio on the sth Not., sailing for England on the 27th. She is expected to e nne into harbour tomorrow to be paid off. The Apollo troop irig

Greenock, Dec. 27.—The St Vincent (barque), of Glasgow, on shore near Oban. Cairn Kjan. Dec. 26.—The smack Gipsy, Hill, of and from Newry for Girran, parted from her chains last night, and drove on the beach, and has received damage. The Diadem, Banks, which was on shore near Pe

FROLIC. AND HARLEQUIN ALADDIN, OR THE MAGICIAN AND TIIE WONDERFUL LAMP. To-morrow —a variety of Entertainments and the Pantomime. 49* The Alkroury published and Thursdays Price, annum,£2 4s.credit: in advance. Halt year and Quarter in proportion.

3—33iu. pa»t Mora.— Bm. past

PRICES OF STOCKS.— This Day. AT ONE O'CLOCK. BRITISH FUNDS. Bank Stock,— t India Stock, Shut 8 per Ct. R. A., 88$ 9| India B mds.looii.., 43 3 per Ct. Co. shut Do., .inder IMMf., 44 1 per Ct. Ann., 172(5. shut Co. for Op. Jan. 16, 88$ i Dh .5 New 3i per Ct. Bf»| i J looi.. 8.8. 2

Mondat, Two o'Clock. The accounts received from France this morning have excited a good deal of discussion, and the con- clusions drawn from appearances are not of a very favourable description. The more general opinion formed here is, that the most desirable course for the exec