... COU5TlY OF rDhNBURGII jMEETING 'Yrserdasv, it 12 o'~'c2cc, meetcoing Pr thle INeblem en, FjC clcrt,.1 cvcs of ice i'c'ar, and Conirniscioners of to Spply of the county of Edinln'rggn,was ieild ihijie Coun ,: Trc ty Haoll bere, piirilccnt to a requisition. foit thle purpose of- voltinlt a Inte'l address to his Muljusti', on the present state on of the countcry. AlrV;AtCuS1sP Of Niditry sicerly- ...

... AFYRAr AT GREENOCK. (pi-OM thle Greenock Advertiser, April 11.) thyw Tile rumfouir very generally prevailed here onl Saturday to beent ir,re1onao that some individuals, apprehended and impri- allowiv t icc iaisley. for political olfences, were, in consequence crowd a: the cr-owded state of the jail there, to be brought down and, it d~i~ twn, stcriag he dar, under the escort of thle lPort- them ...

... PRl! Z.ITB' CORRESPONDENCE. I 1 .a.. - i o.a London, Dec. 22. 1S20. An islles'isn prevails hoth at the ea-t asd west end of lh, twas thit the aisemliling of P;i5liarment will h1e further r;.jetjiiidl ulltil the latter end of Maich or tie be inning of *iri. alid it is said that several Members of both Hi-ises 1.:je reriCeC d Vii ?? to Itis ?? ftom some oft he C.iiri it Miniistrrs. ''he llegiion ...

... S;i; c.IV'R.IFOW.D. 'I h ?? o;ion;.al ',ihuitnji of PNrii mas nanilnl *(re. ) . 1i u ?? wvilt Ihe case oF Sir James ' Ihargcej Vi6111 having, in certain. corn-. tositionjs, printed nrld pu+l hled1, calumniated I awil ilefzmed the Duke tie Gvranitnt, andl the Dik' nt' o cuictie. r Tiie Batl liot, hiavin in his ht.. 0large imaek. o1 vt Eit dhpaprR again mred his rivh to diefend r lint llef V0 n ...

... Pvnorm'o R Clzii'iST-10. It is with deep concern that we'acqtiaintthe public with the death of ALEXANDEcrneusTCsb$oN,:Esq. A. M. late Pro- fessor of, Humanitv in this Uns4ersity, which. took, place on Suanday ith ultinio, at his house: in Argyle Square, after a 'short'illness, which he bore with Christian patience and forttude. The funeral ofthia amiable and worthy Professor took place on ...

... caieboniafl crturb+. X5DINBURGH. i v TA2'RDAY-FEBRU4BY 1. al We are still without any: certain intelligence as to si the question :of peace or war. The speech of the h King of 'France, which will, it is supposedl, deter- mine it, was 'not received in Lo don when our priS vate letter was sent off, though it was expected 11 every mom nt. 'b y express with the utmost anxie-w ty. It is said to be ...

... ur ain1ionian Oecxu;p. EDINBURGH. ?? 5 S ?? __ effes c SATURDAY-MAY 4. and n The Marquis of Londonderry' plan for-.th7,t :, relief of the landed' interest, submltted* othe v House of Commons on Monday night, contains d the following proipositions. 2 ' ?? e 1st, It is proposed.to vote a Millionlto belede- limi ,. to such farmers as'may require .pecunirary.aid, a j s in order to enable them ...

... Pt.k ?? - ?? nu- lu- - CI.s..c -- I1OUSE OF COM \4ONS-MAaCIl 20. (Co etiuecel fees Der toot Privatc Carrcvespnedcflce.) chet Mrc Clj 1WEIN'S moiurn for aj duty on foreign tallow to I imported was, after some! remnarks be Mr Wilson, Mr anti llcsereet, ,and Mr G. Plhillips,, negalived without a dlvi_ tog( Cououell ..AVIRS, in ?? of Irs Noble Friend lc-oe (LaTJd Alt burps) nosapetow' tire motion ...

... PACKEi BOATS-FAi.MUUIH STAiON. G2INZRAL PoOT OWfCac, Jan. 10. Mail' ,r'ade LaFh Pacet, Vrwr ?avkffS DPtiaution. 0ip iin Lon- tailed. due. don. ?? ?? ruesdays. D. of Kent (I) Lady Arabella, ; Jan, s. Jan. S. Gibiral. Mal- IstTuesdav, Walsinghamn, D. of York, t3,& Corfn.5 each mouatIE Dec. 13. Feb. 13. Madeira and I IstIuesday; F. I'reuling, L-. WrIlington, Brazils . . each month | DTcc. 23. Jan ...

... FR ENCH PAP ERS. FR ENCH PAPERS. :in Partitj an, 5. er Criminal plots have been halched in the gar- 'th, rison of Belfort. The conspiracy was to take ta( effect on the 2d of January, and the three-colour- an ed cockade was to he mounted. The King's an Lieutenant having received information of the tel design, drew out, unrder arms, the battalion of th th6 29lh regiment of the line, which forms ...

... PMATE X I? CIReS.POitDR. 'CR. London, April 13.-half past 7 o'clock P. t. tl We have obtained this morning letters from Genoa as e, late as the 31st ult. to which we are sorry to say are not re of that satisfactory nature which might have been wished and which might have been expected from the state of af- h fairs in the north of Italy. The Gersoese people are still it unsatisfied with the ...

... D UMI'1.Ex-JULY 15. £5 untl. fi stI1s-JU11i' it). i5- S14r-i Nrivq.-ithinl thle last fewv deco, the spsring; iii sty atour river, fiting proh.,thly tos thle sh fti ritg of same of the Nva: tanks, have assumied a toomt terrific aepearansce, adv'all- po. riflg Sometimes roaring and 1,sogbisng with a crest of foamn fee several feet high, and with nearly all the speed of anl or- tha c~ dinary ...