... Catebonian :9eauxp+ . EDINBURGH, SATURDA4.SEPTEJfBER 16. 8 The trials for high treason at York are concluded, all the prisoners having entered Pleas of Guilty, on an under- . standing that their lives will be spared. b By the ship Dvde, arrived at Falmouth from Oporto* b wve have received accounts from the latter place to the 31st. It appears that no intelligence had arrived at Oporto from ...

... ENGLAND. Ar The weather has been generally favourable for the opera- tions of husbandry, and for forwarding the growth of all the Jal earth's productions. A few inclement days have checked Le the fruit blossoms, which were. previously in a state of the Ca utmost luxuriance, and retarded temporarily the progress of vegetation. Absorption of the superabundant moisture of Jal the autumn and earlv ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FEB. 5. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, as Depute-Speaker, ,npened the House at half-past three, and prayers having been read by the Bishop of Carlisle, Lord Skelmensdale late Bootle WVilbraham, Esq.) was formally introduced by Lords Wharrcliffe and Colchester. The House then ad- journed, and met again at five o'clock. The order for the Committee of Privilege to-morrow at ten o'clock ...

... 1J Lisbon, March 14. CIIAMBER OF PEERS. el StrTING OF THE 14TII OF MiARC1t. CZ The Conde de M1esquitella read a letter from the Mini- F ster for the Affairs of the Kingdom, enclosing a Rtoyal let. ir ter of the following tenor, which was rcad by the Vice- President :_ P a P onnured Duke de Cadaval, Cousin and Friend, tl i1, the Infante Regent, in the name of the King, salute vou with much ...

... ' CALCULATION SNIMPLIFTED. TO THEI EDITOR OF TnRF CALVDONIAN MRIICUIIY. 0 Sul-In yoitr paper of Mlarch ast, jou have in~er'ted a Just Csommiunicationl, said to come from M~r John ilkitchell, euti 8, Keir Street, reflecting Oi mny character in sOL'I a way as Eec to make it absolutely nlecessary to request you to allow me licer space, in ?? coIlumns, to repel a most iniorious acelusa- theib ...

... Caleboulan Aercur'plo. L EDINBURGH. THURSDAY-NOVEMBER O. Mr Willock, who resided as British Charge d'Af- hi faires in Persia, has brought dispatchesfrom the Persian tt Court, complaining of the conduct of Russia, and ask- ta ing, it is said, the mediation of this country. The real m causeof the quarrel appears to be still doubtful. It is fe stated to have been occasioned by the provocations di ...

... O--- F C O --1 ?? ?? - I LUJJ11UAdr UV' ULA5ttUtI. Immediately after the oat crop is ofil, I plough the land tj intended for them, and let it lie during the winter. In the tA spring of the year I clean and pulverize it well; 1 then put t three horses abreast in a plough, and plough it as dvep as we can, harrow it well, and make drills from 24 to 26 inchest wide; then put in very short well ...

... n . _ - A select Committee of the[ House of Commons, ar- pointed to inquire into the policy of the late acts re- specting combinations, has published on this subject 5 a voluminous mass of most laborious details, in which I is contained, no doubt, information that is inte- resting and important. IVe cannot help thinking, however, that a great deal of time and labour is use- Icssly wasted in ...

... A NEW CHIAPTER, LATETY DISCOVERtED IN A MISS. COPY OF TIlE IISTORY OF JOHlN 11UlLL,._ The cllarrt- r T 1 . A i\. . _ 1 - I The character I have given of .Tni'n - m uist have certainly inspirold osv reridero Bol t' 2Iut'nees estimable an old lady. 'i'he ver' decct:cy of hr r c utwtard f appearance was enough to occao:ir . prdiiccn iof r otwr favour-and the more that one got acqurititetr ttit ...

... Ris Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, in present- ing a petition against these claims from the Dean and Chapter of St George, Windsor, expressed his senti-r menots on the subject as follows:- I atn sure that any representation froth so learned and respectable a body will be received with the attention which it deserves, and therefore I should not have troubled your Lordshlips with any ...

... clirr - WI', -. fir etty ? 4 C.,alebaiiiall, D, I he : a SATURSY--4P'STU ia d- Our replytonaic %hl re burgh Times, from a nco rrcode ' ppeared h. red on Thursday, for want of roa ail -nii, It n. to defer it till Monday, for te san! II n. a O- In the Italian papers these is an anie of Naples, April 1, which contamS a long aecs D' K- fe ?? making by the Pacha of Egypt fat iii 2r the campaign. He ...

... ASTRONO~iiCAT. INSTITUTION. Ito On Monday last, Lord Napier, presidentaccoptpanied by the U1 Secretary and the Treasurer, hail lie honour of' an interview a?: with his Roval Highness the Lard 1I igh Admiral, when they Pi submitted to him the mninutes of a very ntil erous meeting of' tit the proprietors, which was held in Fcbruary last ?? it was resolved to solicit his Royal Higl:oess to become ...