... DINTURCh NEWSV CONTINUED. The Magistrates and 'lowvn Council of Montrose, anxious to provide for the youth of that place and its vicinity, the advantages of a more liberal and ex- tended education, have resolved to adopt immediate measures for the erection and establishment of an Academy. To this object they have agreed to de- vote one thousand pounds of the funds of the town; and, having ...

... PRIPVATB CORRS3PONDENGC. 4' London, Dec. 28. half-past seven, P. al. By the accounts received to-day from the COD- r is tinent, we learn that a decree has been recently pub. 'o lished in Belgium, to prevent any presentations being ti X instituted against French subjects for 12 months a t from the date thereof. a 4' The reason assigned for the ratification of the d d treaty of peace with ...

... Ha&tim ?11 VUt ?? EDIIN: .. R ! .f, ?? ~ - MrO ND AT-FEB3A~UAJ! 1 14.* We understand -that the Admiralty have recet.: ved dispatches ?? Young, stating that at, ti ar. the time he wrote,' aileavy firing had been heard in i n ier the direction of Antwerp, and an immense cloud of' Sl smoke was seen arising-from it. We may therefore1,2. to expect.to hear something 'of great imporiitice from s ...

... *pRiYATJE CORRPSPONDENCZ. cc London, March 11. half-past seven r. md. , Ir NMyers, the bearer of the dispatches from d Catdereagh to Governmsient, passed through 5 in the night. and therefore could not obtain l French papers. In consequence of the rapid jyasce of the Austrians, he found considerable dif- in prosecuting his journey. We can state as a positive fact, that after all, an -ijstice ...

... LOAD IzLINOrON'S 'arMt jgfgNsT~oENIUAL 7 KWil. : L~~lUBMS4TOs~skg rht'§ebak ?? wa * PrioTr to the Iarvlof Sir 5011si Hope Mers51S ws . nie- st ?? figure t te o consendang airmi .e birfthtof t anaket greatesingt pove II feet loghs, andto slhd. peortion, ?? dressed and m*s1stei, braYt, anrery s dfoeikya istbat t 4.heyeul be maeo feqi es the nis' osriy r~ ~ ?? -. Gr -vl -hJ alie troR z pa sa0e ...

... I ?? A._.e .On Sabbath next, the '2d current, at half-pad1 Six o'a-oh. evesing, a SERMON wll- be preached in ST ANDRiW'S CtURctic by the REv. THOMAS CHALMERS -OF- IC[L t3,ANr, wvhen a Collecrioza will be made in aid of the fundsof THE EDINBURGH GRATIS SABBATH SCHOOL, SOCIETY. The object of this Institution is to promote the religious instruction of youth; and its funds are applied in defraying ...

... FRIDAY-MAY 6. It is reported in the higher circles, that a Message will be sent down to both Houses, expressive of the inclination of an Illustrious Personage to be present with the other Potentates at the Coronation of L6 riis XVIII, in Patis, and desiring Palliament to take such steps thereon,as may enable his Royal Highness 1 to fulfil such his intention. Should such a measure be proposed ...

... L.LOYD0S MARINE Ll-May is. 18i4. An American privateer has taken the followingvessels be- tween Mladeira and the coast of Portugal, viz. Ozt1the 8th tlt. neal Aiade rd, the Britannia of Aberdeen, Hogg, from Tene- r file to London ; on the 19th, in lat. 35. long. I). 80. the Lon- dp Packet of Guernsey, Domaille, from Valencia; and the Mtelpornene of Guernsey, Fairbrash,. frorf Tarragona, both ...

... Y1RL:. cli r.Izr1 s. * nParis,, Atigut 6. Iin ,. Monscigneur della Gonga, Archbishop of Tyre, and Nuncio Extraordinary in France, has been dan- gerously ill. 1iis Excellency received' the sacra- ments of the Church. He is since better ; not only r- is he out of danger, but hopes are entertained of his e- speedy recovery. rs CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. at SITTING OF AUGUsT 6. le The discussion on the ...

... 1WP.&RIAL PARLXAMENT. 7 ?? - -. HOUSE OF LORDS--JuNZ 27. The Earl'of LxvzRPooL noticed, that Thursday se'ennight bad been appointed a daylgf public thanksgiving, and moved that the House go to St Pauls 'on that day, With the' usual forms. This was assented, and the several orders usual on such occasions were issued. ; Earl STANsOeEeobgervedithatbe save a greatrnanyrespect- able Members of that ...

... mAfGS!'TRAT?.Sl OP- J23GICI3. tensive _- tu el an stD . se sur- ABEtDEEMt. 1ives a JA.MZ5 HASDOEN, issq. unsimously re-elected Provost. Robert Garden, Esq. *h pa Alex. Galen, Eq John Donald, [sq. Charles Walker, Esq J George Thomson, Esq De2an of Guild. Aiex. Sinson, Esq .I reassit!l f ling to MessrsJames-Brehner- Shorern~asrer. sa, has D: Chalmers, Master of Firk and Bridge Wo'orke. ;en at ...

... ' | CRISTiAN, IND CHARLES JO1N I (From the Dublin Eveening Post.) The following letter, which the r eader will peruse with interest, reached us too late on Tuesday last For insertion. The intelligence it brings, has not, Ihowevelr been anticipated through any other chan- Inel. There is one point in which we differ frurn our correspondent ?n toto, namely, the passion which he imagines still ...