... &,.3J .,1ONU`SENXT FOR SCOTLAND. I ,4 i..I ; ?? : .. :. We have already shortly' adverted' to `e1 O'ii f.tins o nbllecme-i an~i n tlm?tl held fo'r the' palrpoe ?? Crirng the 0s`!,prcty of erecting a church of moiuideitl arc . ,itecturC, in comieiiunhiratiouo the naval uid militdiy achievon of our countryien during the late war. ihis meeting was held in the Assembly lioom1s here, oil 'eldnesday ...

... IN MDIA AFrIRS½. , LThe foilowing is a more anplp accounor Evr Crnng'c spee-h. bil moving a voteof thanks to ti Tho) j i di. than vwai cxiutained.in our ltast it contains arn itereting ?? of the idce C'ontest in Indlia, ard 'jswel merited C410. - gin on the diff rent miipry oflicers engaged in i.J Mr CAN'NIif C began ,by vindicating le Government of India from the chatge of eittering into ...

... : FROM THfE LONADON GAZETTE. WI! IdTEFHAt;-MA>ItC 22.. Iis:Rona!.3gihntes the Prince Rktent baR been plezied to recommend to the Dean and Uhapts r oF .ICthp'ul. Church of lPeterborniglh, ti elthct ?? Rdvereffd Faths?r in God, lerhert, Lord Bishop of Luinat ijisuopp of the sold Se¢ of Pctctborough, ?OREIGN.O?1~tCE -!dAtRCH - 'Vii PKovai Highness the Price kjte i bea palextsed to appoint William ...

... ?? 0pq I EDINBURGH- T}HURSDAY-MARCH l8X Paris papers have been re eived tthe date of Thursday last. :Tie Mo'niteurcontains an ex- position of the causes which-led to the recent nominatiofs ill the House of Peers, in which it is distinctly stated, that those. appointments ori- ginated in no temporary difficulty,, from. which it was necessary to extricate the Government. They are justified on ...

... - IMPERIAL PARLIAD4ENT, iftUsE OF COMMONS-MArCH 19. -GAVE LAWS. 'Mr BRAND moved the second reading of the bill for the amendment of the game laws. Sir J. SHELLEY said, the present bill would increase the temptation, and of course augment the-crime. He should therefore move that it be read this day six months. - The question was then Aut and negatived. - Mr WILBERiolcZ'said, that after minute ...

... i.L -. : -M AR I . N t fT- h 2. 1 - h LL~OYD.S MA-R1N4E-tlST-MARciz 23.18S19. ?? , ,r - l , . 1. : I .. ?? ?? ., j, -Tile Expcditiort, -Summers, ?? Shields, was rqkfou) of nie~r f lemlo~t df ~S@ ; the' 16,~ lnst 'hUsd 'Brsctfftist forobuli, nf North Shiclds, and hnth vesaeli reesived conxi dershie damige-ec * e1 The Eagle, Rdbbon iF'Noith' ShNeldt,0cti from her anchors 6ft feaydiith ba1' ...

... :.yLW COLONY IN LOWER CRNAD. ie ; The f~llon'ing eumious otice is extracted from a Que- le bec paper:- . . . . y fNTSBESTING TO TUOUSAkS;S !-COLON5 OF- B3OTHERLY 2t - . .:N. . i UION. , o c It is in agitatiop to found -a colony upon the ancient e Spartan, pla sanctioned: by.~apoatolical ushgo, of living tj e in coimmoln, and enjoylygQ ocoiimnunity of goods. In this z estlishineflt arss eachl ...

... I PRIVATEf CORRESPONDF.XCF _ , A,, . . I uld. -llndoonMarch3S, 1819, Ial .past svn e'd Advices from the Spanish Main, dated the latter December, state, that General Bolivar had recently.5 D u r th * i f 0a e f 'ity the Council of State of Venezuela, over which he pt on, and communicated to them, by message, tbe urgc t net an- of his departure to head the armies of the republoic der I rer ...

... Zal,09 bit CO n I TMIP I oef EDINB11UR(6 Ir MONDAY-MARCHI S. se iY In the House of Commons onl Thuarelav nibr. j; tonih, at tion for a vote of thanks to the Marquis 9f I-li, ve the officers and soldiers employed ill the Iate oal j! V. was brought forwardby *5i Canuiing; anid di, relit to bers, from their opportunities us personal knoyleii nl testimony to the great merits of many disthkr ey ...

... _aleboman -oZ -- e' SIMONDAY-MARCH 1. a t The last papers from Paris contain nc f n intelligence of any importance rCspecti, d late measure of the King, for ensuring a n in the House of Peers. Private letterse 0 which have beelrsubsequently received,,J e that CouttLamoignon rose up in the Ch, e 1 of Peers, to protest against the royal Mtdir n and that many of the Paers manifested ille, violent ...

... EIU RATIOZVTO DELI.21CA. II (From an article by WTilliam C~bhltt, in the Newv York Ne- y ?? Advoicatc). 1 There is, I am told , one Fearon, who has ?? e 0anti writtc and publiilitd a bodk, abrisill, this country S, and its people, in the grosseget maniner. I a tly hear of it N ;Sby letter. I hear,~ al~so, that* he spealks of mhe as if he dI Inea mie. I wrill tell you how fiar ie, ?? me. I live ...

... I GRANGBJ1hOUTH, - t.o Casetrn e L :to ._ ions Among the many instances Of'tier rghs counifryswelknwv of none more stlore'[l the smilid advancement which Grangemoutr h ong- shipping port duringthte hsoyseans, tcot. ing of the Forth and Clyde Csnal, owin sure, to its central position between the0 the ern seas, and the readv conveynnos- -n to the great ports of Leith and Greenock, and rje ieral ...