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TRIAL OT LIITT.-GEVIRAL MA MURRAY. The Count aproisiteof forth, trial of Sir J. Mtofayaffinddel or he tett curt. at V. cc, after o'clock; Ceeeral ei Clark, PreSdent The Meeehere hay. ino fomen. ard the .harges. which were three in ownher read, the Doeste Jeer Advocaat., Mr. larp

Wr more Is the se triele than foul f. risme time rft, of malt.? tit.- lag M-n.'ar's there is erre I'.r the isiferawr &-t.: a cmf.'erahle 4 iLatev hates urn the market. which there are re at a re•ludicet a I. per quarter ; Oars of , 1 ,1 itv ~.•4 priers. hut twtheary t‘eetilainfl

F' HE moll liberal encouragement, ia every Pelpea, will he given to fuch CREWS of FISHERMEN as may be indined to fettle at Fortrofe. There is always a ready (ale for all kinds of Fiffi at Fortrofe and Rofenunkie, independent of the markcts of Invernefs, Fort George, and other pl

_ Feb. YD.—Warsaw is in possession of the Russians. General Yasselchekoff is hourly expected with the keys, when Te Dem,* will b celebrated. • Prince Ktitusowrin a report of the operations, dated Nock, loth February, states, that on the tlth February, General Miloradowitech took

to the east, which runs along the shore for upwards of a mile, is in many places rendered impassable, and we are apprehensive that the roads and fields along the Beatify firth have been exposed to dill greater _ 'On Wednesday the 24th March, the elorps of Loyal Cromarty Voluntee

We extract from the present Number of the Oriental Herald the following account, by the Editor, of the residence, place, and manner of living of this celebrated Lady: "Nut having visited the summer residence in the mountains, I sin unable to speak of it with any degree of accura

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It is stated th.tt arrangements are now making for estaashing a communication with India, through Egypt, by stearmivessa.. The voyage from Dublin to Bourtkaux wss regularly performed by a %yam-vessel at the rate of miles an how. Now, if that rate could be constantly maititained,

CHILDE HAROLD, a Dark Brown Horre, ag , d. well known in the South as a first ra e hunt r, got by Pardolpho, dam by Scorpion, 154 hands high. lie is of perfect symmetry, very large bone, and Ole finest action; he can trot 14 miles an hour, and warranted 14 lund in every respect.