... 7! Yesterday the Magistrates and Council elect- ed the following gentlemen Commissioners to e represent the city of Edinburgh in the approach- c ing General Assembly of the Church a Scot- land, viz. Alexander Henderson, Esq. First Baille, and Thomas Miller, Esq. Convener of the Trades. Presbytery of Linlithgow-Rev. Mr M'Call, Muiravon- side; Rev. Mr Ferguson, Uphall ;.Rev. Mr Robertson, bla- ...

... -EIJNBURGi NEWS CONTINUED iO or Mungo Dick, Esq. of Pitkerro, has sent a do- a nation-of-L. 20 to the poor of the parish of Moni- n fieth; and Charles Wedderburn, Esq. of Pearsie, - has sent L. 10 to the fund for reliefof the labour- ing paor in the parish of Dundee. e On Sunday morning last, an itinerant tinker, well Inown in Liddesdale by the name of Sandy It Gordon, waS found drowned in the ...

... THE JAlXCREi8H Co7P PUBLIC OvFicE, Bow..sIrt{EET I w.]s~~vent- Icus m pre- PUBLC 01Fice, Bow.aSrSEET.-Inr t the of warrants ?? from Ecrl-4 Sid noui l'mun- ither anrd dispatched by. King's' ?? s oicI evcr, c6esteri several of the c prIaI su ti41 CrI 'di~ -,re~ oi ;in- day broodugt to town- 1Di Joseplh Hl' ?? t w aipreheided at Middleton, about Si ?? %. Et Mancheester', while in the act of' viI ...

... ,A lle n' - - - ?? -- -- r- . -, , . 1 . . I I .. ?? At, yz?,W,3? ,ICCIVPII?Ikill?Al I 1 ? ?? 7 - :. ? r % ., - .. , Tlbe follo ing is a copy i i'd by the G-ocrnof ojitl~ iait1-efTribsdad, (lenounlCing the severe pehtilt'y ofl banishment from thle cch0fny, and coniflscatuonloP -ptop.erty5 against all persons detected in transmiittiing, armns; warlike stores, or mioney, to the Patriotsbif ...

... LONDOA% FRIDAY-APRIL 25. ILLNESS OF TH1E QUEEN. This morning the following. bulletin was issued: Her Majesty has passed a very good night; and as her indiapositior abates in a gradual and very faiourable manner, there is reason to expect a speedy recovery.: i: . / 'April °5. ci F. MmaMAN. As soon as the Queen is sufficiently recovered, her Majesty will hold a drawirig-room.- Itis-said that it ...

... (jV£Sb;SW~gn urJAI EDINBURGH, THURSDA 2-APW IL 3. Paris papers have been received to 'the 28th. c, The session of the two Chambers was closed on n the 27th, by the. usual proclamation from the g King, after which the Deputies quitted the hall u. with shouts of 1 Vive le Roi. The budget was r previously passed, by a majority of 109 to 43. A By a new order of police, all persons are pro- v. ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-APRIL 11. The Dolphin, Prouting, arrived in the river, from Jamaica, a and the Matilda, Connell, from Jamaica. to Liverpool, were boarded by a schooner under Spanish colbuis, on 18th Febru-' t ary, off Cuba, and plundered of their 'stores. . The Dolphin r was brought to, but not boarded, two days after, by a schoon- t er of 18 guns and full of men. I s The Jong Willem, Van ...

... PACRET BOATS-FA.MOum STATION nGEQNat&L PoPT OrFICOt, ApnfII, .i Mai on s ...

... .c7 p. ?Monizl rr 6,? a ., If EDINBURGH, 7 V -Lr.R; -b.; - Tile' azette of Satu:4b t cer taintf v tice ftoin.thlxlank. Dit nifyinf theirio teotion iof Fa cash,, iif re4irfed, fur all one and lwo) pound notetes issed eore he puhry 186, on r after thei 2dl of May. The funds have --,egun to recover from- t66i late deptiehsi-dn; i tfhree per. cents. having rissi cn Monday lasit; to 73&*. They ...

... Lord Cochrane, we understand, has raised the L. 10,000, and bought a fine vessel, nearly as large as a frigate, which he proposes to man with the best sailors he can procure, for his voy- age to South America. Sir Robert Wilson, itis reported, intends to proceed to the game desti- nation. Wo stated in our last, that Mr Cobbett had sailed from Liverpool, on his way to America.- The following is ...

... The Presbytery of Selkirk, at their meeting e on the 1st instant, rejected the overture of the General Assembly) respecting the union of offices. l In'the 'presen't depressed state of weavers' I wages, it is gratifying to learn that the beautiful |manufacture of silk gauze has,' fter a suspension of thirty years, been revived, with every pro- spect' of success, in Paisley. Many looms are al- I ...

... :tih W'EDNES&DAY-APRfL 2. c 11in ly, The thovements of the Princess of Wales are i~g, variously reported. The last statement is in a s letter from Vienna, dated the 15th ult. which M of says-' i'hle Princess of WVales, whom we ex- s *er pect, proposes, it is said, to make somne stay i 3d here, and tlen go tb Odessa, to travel in the :n s), souttletn provinces of Rtussia, and pai a visit to ut ...