... A CASE or CONSCIENCE. Af -To (iso EDlITOR Of dare AiIDER ENtI JOiRnIAL. hiii DIBeAst Ule, Er'roeI,-Last 'mfeals a u1 Tessant applied to you for ad- -u sire. Will yea give me a helpi 'fer this election huatneds lisa placed me ohl i, iins awkward attuutine, gui -.tid Solicited my vote for the Coedidats!l do tnot approve of; I told him we that ?? I had promised toy vote to another. tie 'Tush, ...

... - ?? of Lore*, Tuesday, August 14. Is BLUKE V. HUNTER AND OTHERS. is The Lord Chancellor gave anl elablsate judgment its this case, which wsos Is argued at the bar on Saturday and Monday. The main question it the cause is is whether the Town Council of Edinburgis, the patron of the Trou Church f in that city, had the poorer, on the application of the Rev. Dr Simpson, who was the incumbent of ...

... PI Bx 2 laflb U cM A RoynI Comisristion has jest been itsuet for sssqsising into tile actual state of litunicipal Corporations an Scotelas. T'le followling geuntlemen, viz. Jolin Boyd Greenshields(, Th omas Tisomson, IRobhet Bell, Janmes Camphell, Robert Grahams , Ael reiv Sheila, John Cislilisglialle, Rtoibet Jomeosll, James [vrov, Itobert llunter,. Cosino Issre.s, amid Robert lIally.si(le, ...

... I The Bill introduced .by the Lord Advocate to aeneed the consti-. .tntion of the Royal Burghs, which has been read a diest and second~ ttime, a'd ref'erred to a Select Committee, consisting chiefly Of Scot- a tish Memibers, will lbe found in full in another columnn. It provides LI that those who poisesS tbeferauchl-ie for the election of Parliamnentary Represenltatives, shaill'also hitv~e ...

... . The contents of the Jamaica papers are of considerable interest. ly The House of Assembly was prorogued on the 28th of April, to the 2Dth of Mar. Some warm disculssions had taken place rela i l tive to the presentation of an address to Lord Delmore, previous r- to his leaving, which was, however, subsequently carried by a s, large majority of the House, and an answer returned by his d ...

... I IThe Inst week has been chaeracterized and rendered memorable by two of tthe most flagiio'us and dastardly attacks that have ebcr been recor~ded-- the one u pon the highest personagPs. nod the other upon thci greates~t sub. lect, in the realmn. The assault upon his Majesty at Ascot.Races on 'rues.- 'lay wee lhie act of a cowardly, ignorant, and depraved per'son~, Awhoe mind Iwee worked upon ...

... THEli LATE MR. WILBERFORCM. Oil Saturdiv the l3d inst. the mortial remarins Of W15.I.IA5M WIL- ?? wvere deposited in Westminhster Abbey. 'The funeral was at tendled by a considerable nuntber of tite Mfeiners of bsoth Housesc of Pin laminent ; bs Lord Chiancellor,' the Spteaker of tite House of Consiomits, the Duke of Wel lington, and thle D~uke of Gloucester behing 1:ill-beitreri. The moust ...

... MAGISTRATMS OF BURGHS. BAANFP E C'rTION.-Thee Menlibes of Council nietat 12 o'clocic Fr on Thurslday last, the 14thi civi r'nt, wlien tho clrilsss 'bf tihe pleioril Act applicabile to thb electi oi of Magistrates haivilg been ?? by 1 tle Town Clk'lc, mln tbe oitie r .allernce nl assilraco sliscribeil by the Coioci1, Mr Lillie, is presidliitg Magistrate dnring tie cilec. l tion, moved thint MIr ...

... E D I II 3U G If The following are tire Commissioners appointed to mnatiage the receipt and expeediture of the revenue or tie City of Edinburgh :-Lord Melville, Sir William Rie, Sir James Gibson Craig, Johnt Bouar of Ratho, Esq. banlner, Richard Mackenzie, Esq. toriter to the signiet, Willinal 11lIlutcheoll, Esq. merchant, aod John Leanrncluit, Esq. merchant, present Lord Provost. Tmit ANNUITY ...

... tire' (Frets tire MornPiin 110ca ld) feet The report mode by Captain thirds to thle Lords Commissioners of the m LIe Admiralty, respecting the circumstances attendhig tire loss of the Amphiuteite L 1 ad off'the coast of Boulogne, swill trot, wee suspect, prove setisfactory .to the ps ib- country. it is certain tirat upwsoids of 130 lives seeme sacriticert under circUm1- si .nt stances in ...

... 8 + - Zi am , ll:) Vi t P ?? I., ; N Q 2 D , 2 , C.uiroDIIY or Ec'INTliitn.-A nlioceting or tile Giiildliy of Edliiiltiirgh sons helb oil I'tlemlav, in ?? 1I'rou Chlurlic, ovlieu Mr ,lil J 1 M'Fir, Ilae Nlhister of the Merchact Collially ioas by at great maijority circled t.otld Dcasi cf Guild, On1 'Thi rsd:iy foreiiooi n, tenrry Idacoks, EloS. Deacon of the lhicorporation of 'lIolilus, was ...

... Tfl'-i A13I1>DUIEIrX 'FfRALD, AN I) 'x :2E 0 ?? !TG 0F = Stir A C e. To the EDITOR Of J0UIlN'AJ,. C IA VING stell- ?? tll(I !levels' ( Sotur(lay, some re- I'vdnes- IRT-F 111:11-1:s oil :I voill. V, ILI lb- I. ?? Ito . `I) II i 0 'I -, 111sci-1:4111 'LI 1?0,,vilkg 110 It A ?O -fii-ar ill(, II '11A ?mt ;nll or Youl .0Inil, of' cc ?? hi'llll t1wt oil 11 LIM, 1, i't tilt!sd L s!evrk' Hills ...