... - ----------------- --- ccl-?,rti-;d SAI?ellfgvvn. 2; We 1I1mve receivcd ki ttrirs andl iplers froni tlje Cape to; o' Good hlope, to thio. i3. d Octobur, and thly are sa- . tiifactory in ;;1 points of 5vvw, but espeeially viithi re- s', fcrc. c! to the new settlement at Algoa Buy. Hi-s c.Eceihnry thie Geverinor, Sir Ix . 'S. Donin, was I ! t g sije eliectual 3llclusures to pla2ce thi Coinagc ...

... t FOREIGN INTELIAGIE;NcCE. c ,~ c - - . . hi .= .X C - - . -join 5' LAYBAt.', Jan. 10. the n The Congress;, which is about, to assemble is this, in Itown, will long'L be rememnbered ini tihe annials of diplo- that w acy. A grave qJUestion, which still remains involved a pi inl obscurity, wvill here be agitated, perhaps-, and it a d may lead to a general arrangement, salutary to the re- nari ...

... ,t- DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE, I.-. _ - _ w ; ~ iLIanoionll3. at On Friday his Majesty held a levce at Carlton Pa-PC lace, which was numerously attended. L We noticed among the distinguished Members of lit Opposition, most of whom presented Addresses, the Ii, id Dukes of Bedfordl, Devonshire, and Leinster; Earls - Gro:sveicr, Carnarvon, and Grey ; Lords Holland id and Erskine; the Marquis of ...

... PAlRLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS f(onthinu'd tro7, }>tur 41 t., &n jtil I d ht7u e4 Ii' -___________________ ~~~~to trc more astotisirng, v,-as, thlat ill autother plalce whore 6er M.;s)h-ibens rccei.tly upon her trial, he hadI j.tAcv~ hiv.1 &trr ti hisitprn retrenmeo T?rcf. 'I I)I hollouirnbI C ri( Icairletl genitlenitoi colltcilid- pto Iv call ing on Siic l,~-fls t)i Tcstore tile Quieento sO tIi ...

... NAVAL MIONUTIMENT. Edinbnvrgh, 10th April. ft I Satuirday bring the arniversa'ry of the birth-day of the Iac L rd Viscount M 1drille, te foundatioti-stone of thL . Monr-ctnnt erLctitr td his memory, in the centre of St. i Aodrew's Skquaire, by the floyal Navy and Marines of r rho utnited empire, was leid Ly Aimiitha! Sir David .Milne, i E s.'.. and Adilliral OLwtay, (>nttn;det-io-ehiet, as- . ...

... To the Editor (!f tfiur ZB.'fl)bN JouI.YAL. Slit, About 1S months ago, I took the liberty to send you a few retuarks on the propriety of establishing an Exhibition of DAMwxNs and PAINTINGS in Aberdeen. The proposal was atte.ded to, and communicated by vo°, to the public, with the greatest readiness; but few of your readers seemed to think that such an esta- blishment could be formed here: the ...

... L- 5 I . 'llu-c-ni ?, p Lt ? 1. llt- IIOU'SM OF LOIIDS. was iire is, Mtrcc'foliow it P-5Cs t~s ih-tow -a' ltefiosv5 11-isr.tie tt-I' of Resse,- -Affi'rmed. TiEastiloiiaion ar . lyt.,ateon.-Afrnd. 1 L'rrd Siraftesbmry piesentcd a petition frois Beverley P The arqus o Landocue mvedfor an account OF all good expectd durin tile lst yearFrom (-rnear E_,lel- dee-I~~tid .No pr-'vc t a p tintern ...

... t Thc Ainio;.rsar General Meeting of this Society I asi held ill the 1al11 of the Royal College of P1hysi- t cians, EdinburghA, on Tuesday last, at which there was t Uresent a very numerous and highly respectable assern- blage ofttle Membars (upwards of 1410). The lRight Ilon. the Earl of MORAY, one of the Vice- 1 Presidents ill Office, in thc Chair; I - When after a Ballot, as prescribed by ...

... IUTlLLEMTIOSS ON T'1 L.ATEr M'IA 0'UT;ON'Y. Let us as;k of gcntl un wo IUVC tr iled abroad to alcquailit thb lOSclevvs withu te ¼nageulnt offpiisuns, and the criliniial j orispriidenec of otLkr countries, wh11t city of thue civilied wor Id bcsi(lc England wont h iv eC sni' er(ct1sorl 1a 'Tria:igedy as that Nvi l essud last Tu1c',da v ouek, a11(1 1epe'tei oLil MiololIday Inornilig, to lIavoQ ...

... HIS MAJlESTY'S VISIT TOTH i'E CONL TIN ENT. On Monday, a few minutes before one o'clock, the D Kilg took his departure fiom Carlton Palace, in his ( travelling carrilige and four, preceded by two outrid- v crs, and eacorted by a party of the L-ncers. It hav- ing been intimated ait the horse Guards tirit his Ma- I jesty siould coine through the Park, an immense crowd :ssembled on the spot, and ...

... oWroL, 'l ji.SDAY, JuNK I *~SAl' 4.I *iUi:SDAY, JUNK 12. ol, illl Ieltr Agen t ?? LlFtnoyii;fn-lV ^s'~ltito ]jotd, la a ?? i~t'ted tntlr, ,,rrl- Me I a'l aappy lo aisl, that Irariquillity bag oni Ittir ' brdg E have iropes Caaf' mCojiltiiifti. 0 ;tan e s, and ill to nivderatioit oftale r i~ Grk 1 Islands being itf a ative of revolt, gr IfIor ur x i )e l1riglalll l; lit1 ieba otitl to take, ...

... On the STATE OF PRISONS. [14roim the Edinburghl Rer'h'w, ?? TI. IfA very grtamillS a weV7 nfiglected1 Obj in Prmrtisoa~ h Ini. UraiO shoold be, inl every jmfaill Ml i'iiisie *l(.11 4 fresiiiss. blur sutis- ol. diet; Ft. Bireadi and Whlet; 2dly, s (ilimprison diet. to be seitled hby ?? Saltd, Ilest pfliosfi diet,. t be settled lh, ditn;-Itldy. Fiee dietl, P lriim ahiet- tliit'ui- ~lnnI ...