... Oatal j1ntcityng£ncc. Isabeila, Osborne, from Pernambucco, which is arrived here, spoke in lat.47.21. N. long. 23. °5. W. the Act'o n, of London, bound to Quebec, all well. About seven mi;es S. XW. of Cape Clear, On tue 19th, spoke the Magnet, hence for bar- badoes, all well. Factor, Robinson, hence at Pltifasl elphia Nancy, Bray, hence in the DO)aware William 'Shad, Every, .ienteozt ...

... To i?llc A'dilor ol',lho 1-deen Joillarli. ' I/ tI; lt ?? i III, ?? I - lot111 t ilt vi I ll Iii i 1 Itt ?? rell c t ~I'it it v Ill t It I i I' I t It* it ii ft I I C l Ii Ii fI I /I ll /1111lltl' 't I'l ti ItfIi Mi It lt I I A t il t it t h ttot'l i 1/1 11:1 lf thit 111 ti't 0 Ii if' t l i I~ o C N I tI II till,'!i II I' ?? tlf% tuth v' i Itt ?? tI'L- ti l- LX . ?? o cll. ?? i vil s i i l ~ ...

... Co 'IMEC ION OF BURNS. en-. ?? The friend ' Ad admirers of Robert Bumrs, in ~sembled on Saturday. last, to, ?? about 200, at the Freemason's ?? fr the purpose of aiding the subscrip- avers or . t the monumentover his grave, tion e imfries. The chair e as filed no ere1 of Aberdeen; and the company, by tileC id seeril distinguished and many NV I ch Cotalick , partook cf a very good din- rectable ...

... HOUSE OF COMAION73 Monda.h, MOfal. . Cii. Wiood rose to briiig forw ardl his Motion ir a C 1i1iitiiitee to enq(uilC ilto the ?? tty (f alteriog and a ii(silig ti1ie 6iae L.as a. The [llua. Mviinbvr enticrd at ciiisidersble lt-iiilh into a review ?? uaine laxis as they at present stuad, aid coimteilude that they ,sere injurioss to h tie niolis (ot tbe Pelople, irzasinuv ?? Ikley teiiledi to ...

... LHE AiOR:hVQ- ?? ?? TH:E llYOlNI'G- OXIbCLE. -, C L w ,. i. ED SDAr, .MA i9, 8 6 P, W e received vesterday the Paris Papers of -atuiday O: last., Th i)rye t .of:.DmDfEa is noxwplaced beydod ali i Jdovbt. One of the papers denies that thyie was any. on- sic ?? between he' pelsons ai resed at Dilon and the pi seditious at Gr-enobie. 'The DuchessO de BERRY has fol anived at Avlarseilless. Where ...

... ? I'l I J llPIIAZT'Al, PARLIAMFINT, HO(USE OF' IXLORDS. Prthurgh~ co unltv 'iti kll, anda thre ?? leQ Ottv tIli) ll- it l ii) fratil the Coil tilrt's, andit Ic-Cd at fic% tt~dC. it tic- Itrci-trv OitlS bit. iv 1-i ritai ; trhill liittl. ?? !rmilotap gavi-. r-itli(t that!, onl I'tly~a nst,li ,hcribld call, the ;e QItianI Ot' ithe ?? tko fire Sail)cet OFi wcvithrk aitr tutil- ltt..i:t.,~ittl:it ...

... THll!, MOUNIN'G (C/l?).VICLE. IO N D1O N. .RID~r, MAI 3X, _80,. We received yesterday the Patris Papers of Monday last. The manriage of the Duke and Duchess de BDinry is, it is said, to take place on the 17th1 of next month, at Notre Dame. The person in custody at Per. pignon, whom some of the Pars Journals reported to be General MINA, turns out to be an adventurer, Who had assumed a military ...

... |To th' e 7 JJbITO1ZS qf the Lime~p0oo Mercur9. I -s ( %T t F if. GENTLEENq, TrE following is an account of pl the subjects introduced in the Stnined Glass which b( was last week put up in the east window of the Pa- hi rish Church of St. Nicholas, in this town. As the cr svndow itself is divided by partitions of stone into o0 numerous compartments, it was necessary to adapt o0 a separate ...

... TO THE EDITOR, OF TIlt CALEDONiAN MERCURY. SJ Sn- t beg you aill have the goodness to insert hlie fliscir remarlem in an early r upon upo 3n ieulturaltrepars,brarmi to be from East L Iot sis:', and which a ppearee in two chro ?? papors in the corrre of thppresen t murith: - 'fhe rep; rt iets 'out with saying-that rhore was a grellteol o' severe irost, &c. &c. Upon this it may be rlailo we ther ...

... ,PARTS P.ARE fRS. ,c, PARIS. MAY V O.-O ?? ?? V.ronzoff, N comnianltrig tile Ituassl corntingent ailFrauce, arrived yester he day at Paris. i- ' In the case of NJ. I~erryet, tfe Ctiamber of Pihcliline of the sr. (Oder of Advucates hi ve decided hazt lie h id delivered priu- c cipleri that were daigerous and culpable hut that his condO i is Was in the view o6 the Adv cates a certain prooi that ...

... UNITED PA RIJAMENT OF GREAT £R!TAlN AND IRELAND. i i, _ , H-OUSE o IF oi!,DS, Maly lo, The, Fainring Stock Bilil, arid two Lr,,:rrl Wills were brough t up ror~ ?? of Coursttrrmn.5 by Sir Jarne ; Crns ie [tootle Wjberrsaidj, other Xsicruborl, arid read a fistat itte. ''ls farinting Stick Bill was ordered to Ilii, ptuinte~l. The Soap. 1311, arid the Local Militia Pay and Clothing Bi1l1 were read ...

... f . I ., PoSTS (711, 1 PT-- L)fNDON. TUiELSID)AY, MAY 2s. I urtials o4 the 25tLi, ?? arviisM I, Ilwriliglr, ul, ?? p-articulur re(iig lea tt , h e (ltiet ol tile Rlebeis ct (iGreihlie No pulht call b)i lterllleofile felt, It is Bdid ie will be tided ti ',iere jt il ?? lle!wiltil,11W 0-at dtiscoveries, rcsleet~t aisdi. N lt811S YM,' 111. I%1, (Ilyp lied lhim ilviil suich 4ibrgesuws 01 MoJ ...