... .-a .DUHAM IACES CONeLU-DED. i , z _ , _ , . . . ?? - ?? Fnoray, oW . F~our rnile-heats. ,Mr A~gais .b. c.. True Briton, by S6.George, I yrs old r I Mi:Rsobfnson's ch. by Beningbrossgh,. %-yra old 2 2 Mr'-attiion's br. c. by:Pipator, 3,y`rs old . dis Before Starting, 'a nd3 to- 'in fa sstfte che.anut colt ; after the heat,weue betting.: a fine rac6, and won by a neck.. ffirth;-.Yesterday ...

... AgrwuIiuiv4 Jsq)orkior Aprit. The wveathler in the precedings nefiilh has been, upon thle s hole, favouirable to vegetation ; the ,whe~at, winitei tares, and early-sownl sprinig corn i look flourish;ing andl vwll ; anrd the stiow did botI impede thleoperation~s ot'iusbantdry. 'Iliefarnners, in ritiust ol itie lorwart districts, hiave nearly finish- }ed sowinlg th~eir barley alscF grass seeds. ...

... MR. WINDIAW SSPLAN SIR,-w--Your iridulgence to my letter ot 'the'Sth instant, ?? me to attempt a few further observations on the proposed -change; in, militaryaffairs. However. much Ithe vain and the weak may feel the loss of their empty titles, and gaudy trappings, by the change of the volnnteersI am persuaded ,the principal cause of that;,ferenet now existing in the country is, the idea of ...

... SLAVE, TRADE BILL. ?? The sentiments .you have on se- veral occasions expressed on the subject of the Slave Trade, and the readiness w ith which you, at all times, 'introduce into your valuable Register. communications intended to be -useful, lead me to hope, that you will favor this letter 'with insertion, which has for its object to point out the nature and effect§ of the bill, which has ...

... L.ON DO N, May 2. Yeflerday after the uftlal proclamation by the Serjeant at Arms, the charges againtf Lord Melville and his Defence were read by the Clerk ; and the Lord Chancellor called on the Managers of the Impeachment to make good thofe charges, acquainting them, at the fame time, that they were to addrefs the Lords ge- nerally, not the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Whitbread then rofe, and ...

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... , . 1 1. ?? . .ENLRA ?? S J/ i CitN *l St Andrew6.-Dr Andrew Duncan, fen. phy- fici in Idinhurgh1. ha dgh of Pittenweem.-James Wedderburn, Efq. .-v-ocate. Burgh of Anifruther Eafter.-Mr James Nairne, 'Writer to the fignet. SCOTS BUAA'1KlUPTS. EXAMINATIONS, &C. JOHN \V ILLIAMSOY, Corn-dealer in Sypeland, to be examined in the Court-houfe of Kirkcudbright, 34th May and 5th June, 12 ?? meet, fame ...

... HANOVERIAN 1 WAR. SiR,-I am induced to trouble yoo with a few hasty remarks on Mr. Fox's late speech, on occasion of his Majesty's Message to Par- liament. Whether my. observations may coincide with your opinion on the subject, I know not; but in one point, I think we shall agree; that discussion must lead to good inasmuch as it tends to the ascertainment of facts, and the establishment of ...

... J??N Order was toade oh Nioiidav uiighl in I he I III5iSC 01 Lii?tl?, that ins 1l ?? ?? I lie prueneti ln?;t i ?? lint j a I 51 f Lorrl \ 11100 III. N IC1 'I I II 'Ill II Wt?-ke place during he seno, and thdt lii- lice of llii? ?? slnisltil 1w elfi ?ed oil tbs 111001 of th'?1l'll, S111 Wsstoi:l?b'I -hall. '1n45(-I(tdy (IW I Ill if' I ,oid NIl' lie s?IWIi- r eii the atte?tI?W? of the Peic, I ...

... It is peculiarly the duty of the House of Cdmnmons to watchover the purse of the. nation; and, it is thi duty of the nation to come forward and encurag the House df Commons to procedwvithb activity and rigour in its laudable efforts to brirng to punishmnent ?? who have, wasted the public mooney especially in cases, whereb to such Waste, 5s joined adaring violation of'the ?? T&MPLa' ...

... >'r¶JCSDAY i)n the House (3 Lords, Ear' \ .I..Stnhopec sahl , thiat hc hzeldl ai motio\n ii: I Is3s, to vt hichl he hadl ressoht4ilo lii nk no ob. n g ct' irf .Oitld he mar'c. It was ciinhietctl withli aL sel'3i4-t t -2th.yc l~rrteit andl musi~t cstenlsive 01- P-i 't ; .asubject iii htich, Ithe lt:ll!ipp si, lnay,the t( veS C\i;OecZWC tbo~ 1ieilue wias concCI ill- p Llur ttF lleoi ibroig i ...

... I ,kPo 'O.R ZNT0 I ELp ,. a VEl i ,Aiuns'bff T Free h sistaty co ttuationg Brefa th et~ of ?? accodnuihU tdmtk it. a place of ,arms--i ?? vo ia zi peasas t s sf tinpally atk wqrik-o the entrenchments and :6pieces of can on, of a arge calibre,' are- airiddy id l tbe I tba~tteries. Thbis 'ostilE demonsitidn, ?? oc- - c11pation of Cattaro by te& RLussians lrasigiveod 6(io e jwas .expeded.-- ~In' ...