... WEIGIIIS AND IKEASURES. ?? the Edlfor of The j r 'en tier alehl. 'Glasgov, °7th Octobesr, -] harle observed nlaier this heid, the atoitticemiaettt LIL strtiince (if the Deain (i 16uild itart, in tze pix ri ionl of the victallets '*cae sel tug raini by imp oper i I trcs;' and, although it be trite thdif a tine Wis isflict- Iil that 1am inn ofth'e Lt unibr, strill 1 o ltiot AvrIthe t ,,ih wsder ...

... ZIIIURG.ATIOX OF THIE li 'AI ISOFTHE LA CE QGEEJN. - The ?? .rived about twelve o'dlock at iara ieh, 'vhere every 1:rep'ration Ihad'beun nmadc tv do3 due honliouvr ttu the decreased. The cullint -aas takej fpom the heaxse, and the whole vl the niouimvr4es and inenabi-.vof her '3fa- jesty's 1useObbldonoved down the platforin of the jetty in *.the folio &in.irder: Si- GeGrg \evlhw , ?? -inop at ...

... Ik OUN DQ .V LEII 1- i _ . ' . as -1. Ir - . _ _ \ tetters-have ?? te ha ro4'i St. ?? . . IL o .. tilt. ''ii cotits nte 1o p'qrtatll 1r- .: inuducl. as they ll a. 'ijiect! ngaflize~ pll x e atlega- . ' it . .tti~at a 'ft'rchl Amibassado- fi3oui tliat Cptfrt !to 'eit in .t.t Powirsb'ul'h tliat .eae se'Would'be. .intei1rtpt- cdzl ' Is i~s adlin~twdt''.iet t#heiianeugoatir e;otioiue-d; uhicli ...

... p I Anglets (County)-Lord Ltxbridge- .lerksfitre-C. D-das, 11. Panmer, BeVrick-Beresford&, Gladstone- Btn;O( Borough)-GbG Motgah, Esq 33a-eecoi (Co m'ty>.i.Cosonel Il.'A oo~d; Rneks.-1firqnuisof Chiandosi I-on. E. Smith. Cardiganshire.-Colonel l'owell. Caviartaienthire.-Hon G. i. Trevor. Cheshire.-N. Egerton, D. Diavenport. Obester-Belgrave, Grosvenon. t Cornwall-Sir it. R. Vyvyan, Batt., G. W ...

... R(i.M TfIS EI)IIvBeiUWJ lGJZET'TE of T&dfay C.(ourt at Holvro6d itwse, the 1Ith AUgUt 18. 'ite KIot,'s Afot Excelent thjeitV in CounciL This .7atx t lw , ib~r4}tluo tbie !h'arles lopve, ,tLord rtfqlitt of tihe court Of Session, was, bn' his `tajestt ...

... 1.ArTTI Ti ?? . i jA powerful article under the above headI appears in the last E dinburgh Review. We insert the con- clusion of it, requesting attention particularly to the stateineuts respecting tlie linle ef policy Which Russia ! 'Is beeln ill the practice of fololhowiug towards the Greeks.] -Thus lhave we stated, on incontrovertible evidence, the nature and efflectq of those principles of ...

... ADDRESS OF THlE NOBILEiTY, GENTItY, AND CITIZENS OF DUBLIN. Tuesdlay, at half-past two o'clock, one of One ni'ost splendid and numerous deputations of citizens that ever assembo'led in Dublin, waited on his Excellency the Lord Lieuten~ant with an address of' congratula- tion on his providential escape from. the recent Orange outrage at the theatre. St. Patrick's H~l1a was fitted up for the ...

... AG1RtJftD,1.U;RAL DISTRESS. Anumber Of coutintes ill 'cthd Argyle. Barnff, Cai thness, Croniarty, Dainbarton, El~gill, Fife, For- far, LAIIa~rk, Mid Lothian, Rcnlfrc~w, SU hrlnad VWigton,) had appointed, Committees to rneet at Ed- inburgh, for the purpose of considering, the agricul- tural ?? of' the country, and the means of re- lie~vingo them; and a ?? of' the General2 COnimit- tee was held ...

... ?? 90 +oV2IJS '9 V i Y .A .g | Ihlle, dercrase in the jst quarter's revenue is |1,189,966, but the decrease on the whole year isl OIly £2S8,940; cofsequently; there was an increase on the first three quarters of £951,026, being at the rate of nearly twelve hundred thousand a-year. 1in our last, Ie- mention.ed thie cause which operated' so strongly against the last quarter's revenue; to which ...

... FROM OUR PRIVATE COIRRESPONDENT. I- I . i -1 , 'London, Februawy 24. The Foreign mails have not been numerous to-day, but the advices in general, especially from Rolland, are not of so-disastrous a characterias calculatedl tzpon ftom those previously received. la Holland money. continued un- usually scarce, and an. immenrse number of bills, upon some of thg most respectable houses, habd ben ...

... D'IST RESSED Ilsl\. (From John util.) tle havt ,zpolien our mind naboult tlhe Irish D)istress, aq wesiall almn'ws slieak our inhid upon every subject, freelv Iod ullsoelicolosiv;-we 'Yo not wito the crowd, nor are i:!1sm d ituwav by the stream of popular opi' ilitel. WLe haave 'iLi ;L t ?? was in n.rekind; arisin m t'rom variwus ca'.ses, . ?? train thesavgtire 6iitragesot the slightly ...

... FRO-1 ?? PRIVATE CORIlESPONDENT. London, Sept. 5. This heing foreign post-day, it was expected that the Or- der in Council for the opeaing of the ports for oats, &c, and the probability that before the meeting of Parliament thev will also be opened for wheats would have produced a very material effect upon the foreign Exchanges; but the depression has been by no means to the extent anticipated ...