... kQ?i?oN iuaz ({Somn tiae Ga~wgow iW.J We, insert the following com-nuniation, regaicling this inwstimportant subject, with much sadsfaction. The proper quarter: has at.ngtb been applied to, and, in the hands of Lord Wllace, the -suhject will! -not he permitted to- sleep. I Hils iotdshjph persevering attentiont to evey thing'thfat car;l beneilt ethe de@ M e sand mn* ufactares Of tfia cou!1.I ...

... -rITCI AT CHNESS BETWEEN THE LONDON AND ED ISBURGH CLUBS. The fifth game of this match, which declded the contest, d has just beets published witll va'riatiosts and remarks by Mr. t Lewis. The match Was coomsnenced in April, 1624t.; the stake played for ?? a cup of the value of twenty-five gu- neas, cld thie best in three gainies (exclusive of drawn gases) wals to lbe the winner. The Edinburgh ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING Fever at Gibraltar.-Paris, Nov 23-Ver which we have received from Gibraltar, con rteccs1 published, stating a sensible decrease in the nix, hose oj in that place. aobe te Soatle Amnerict..-The Boston Patriot says, e ed a file of Valparaiso papers to tile 6th ofJuly- by thtc we learn that in Peru all the citizens, betwecn re of age, were rcqusired to enrol themselves ...

... THIE CONCERTS. T Ta ihe Editor of the Beistol JlfAercuypy Mr. Editor,-Amnergw the many evils, to *hich talent will alwflys be lible, nene apprar tomesoannoyirng.-a thte despicable ?? of pretended criticism.; by.which men, who have devoted a lift to science, are mlhjected to the lash of presuniptuous igno- rance' `vhich dares t; sit in jodgment on what it cannot cor'- prehe'ndf, ,Tbieevil is, ...

... LONDON, Nov. 23, 1828. TuE foreign news received during the past week is not unimportant, either in a speculative or practical point of view. From France we learn of a new Ministerial movement, in favour, so far as it goes, Of liberal or at least constitutional government; but failing so shorl of the anxious expectation of the open party, that it has been received with very significant ...

... - :!rz-c : 'C ?? St Petcrsturgh, Oct .30. l rirwe FBOM TUE ARMY IN TUREKY, FROM THYE IITH TO 'THE t 27Ti OF OCTOBER. 7 Im icliatelv ~after the taking of' Varna, Prince Eu- 1 ?? of Virternberg, at the headl of his detachment, cl W-ent n pursulit of the troops of Omner Vrione, who n had retreated on the road to Constantillople, during h thle night of the 11th of October. The precipitation ii ...

... COUNTY OF EU]NBi; I BnII)F\wF~r.T..-A report ?? :iv ]ivn: I A . . ;s _ . n~1ifti)5FAv~.T._, repoit s.s~e~i ,, of iutisijes, re~tylii I' h ve e in Cii rbtt to l'arliarint r Ilirati lri.w no farther unliy should take.Oanii e and that, it should lie don, byavo i coiinv, - ?? O, Lord llosebery entered intlo tin, sons for ilissentini frtom tilw iti f forl t le proposititin lie hadmat ii flil siy ...

... At the late Quarterly Examination held in Trinity Col- lege, Dublin, the Science Medal was granted to Meade lius., (John,) and the Classical Medal to Wade lmus., (Nugent). /At the same time were adjudged-Foe GEeLRAL AeswEe - ,tNG, Certificates to Mr. Parsons, Mr Leech, Murphy 2dus, (henr, Mlhy, re , ngsedLeslioeJun., (Henry;) .des, Allen, 4tus., (Micha k Robert,) Lavell-and Pre- mnace, to Mr ...

... FOR Tf-IEv BELFAST NEWS-LETTCzR Mi. EDITOR-The press possesses so extensive an infllneice, in directing public opinion, that every friend to social improvement courts its assistance. The more J frequently any important topic is brought under the ii public eye, the more way it is likely to make in the ji public favour. What men often read of, they become I familiar with and learn to value, I ...

... I uum Ow TNW C&ST4E OF H MOREA. lsnzmprsj befor-e the L'asfle qf ftosea, Oct. 28.- Sir, tile convention tor the evacuatiou oY Patras and the Castle of Morea, of which I transmitted to your excellency a copy, appeared to have brought to a happy conclusion our opera- tihns in the Morea, in delivering it from all its enemies; but on the day fixed by the convention between Major-General ...

... THE IMERCURY. er ee, Al, account of the surrender of i'arna t 11, Russians will be found in anotoher part of tilis n Although this account has appeared both in the lie burgh Papers aird ?? Prussiatl State Gazette, J0 not obtained complete credenice in this coantIv. as last builletfns from Varna were certainly tiot ot S character as to dispose tire pudlic to believe ih p. sudden anid complete ...

... ASH1DOWN PARK COURSING. FIRST DAY, OCT. 28.-The Cup, for all-aged Gseyhournds. 1 Mr. Cripps's Colonel beat Mr. Browne's Blossom 2 Mr. Goodlake's Grace beat Mr. E. Cripps's Euryalus 3 Lord Molyneux's Maltster beat Mr. Capel's Jesuit 4 Mr. Biggs's Blackbird beat Mr. Long's Lustre 5 Mr. Vivian's Violet beat Mr. Capel's Jessamine 6 Mr. Heathcote's Hal-Gow beat Colonel Newport's Nonplus 7 Sir H. ...