... .IVA r&s -7c. Extracts from the Proceedings of the Madras District Committee of the Society for Promoting Christian 'Tiit this meeting, cordiallypartaking ofthose feelings othlgfi ipect and affectionate regard wvhich have been evinced by all classes of ?? of-tlifs Presidency with reference to the approaching departure of Lady Mun- ro, are desirous of exressing their deep regret at the pain- ...

... (From the Morningt'Chrouirle.)-Report says | that the statement made by one of our contemporary ies, .(the Time's) sotome'time ago, namely, that. the Cabinet, in conseqhence of the ,4s1greement: about 1 the corn lalvs, are to abandon the question, and which statement we could not credit Tt tbe'time, is now ac.. iknoledge tto be true by peole office. .A summary is given-,ofthe'idestructive ...

... DEFE.AT 0i1 THE ASHANTEES. (From the Hampshire Telegraph.) This evening (Saturday) his Majesty's frigate Lively, Captain William Elliott, ?? returned to Spithead, from the coast of Africa (having conveyed thither his Excellen. cy Sir Neil Campbell, Kilt., C. B., the new Governor, in Chief) last from Cape'.Caast Castle, after a passage of a'I days, bringing despatches, announcing the renewal of ...

... We gladly insert the following calm, and, as we have ample reason to believe, correct re'buke, of a few ungracious lines in the Examiner of the 19ih Feb. on the removal of the Rev. Robert Hall from Leicester to Bristol. TO TSlE EDITOR OF TIE EXNAMINER. MB ExaiNrER ,-Allow me to say, that the motive insinuated by your correspondent, in his ' lines on the Rev. Robert Hall leaving Lei- cester ...

... TO TEE EDITOR OF TIHE EXAMINER. SIR,-As the Opera season is now drawing near its close, it ?? rather out of date to enter upon the subject of V\ELLAITI, which sour readers will think has already had its share of notoriety. I am pirtly led however to this communication from the alteration in your own tone. When VELLuTz first appeared, you came forward in your ?? character of champion of the ...

... THE KINC'S NEW PALACE. (Fronm tbh Lite ...

... PIRATES OF THIE ARCHIPELAGO. I; -. , ., . - , I . j.. .The follofwing aceour it of teie piracies stibojitied It yte Greek islanders is from the Chevalier Bror-. ssed's.,Wnrk, and .refers to a time (1812) whev Ahe Turkish sway was yet uinquestioned -t ought not to be iniagined that the -Kaiki of the -pirates which so much infest these latitudes, whieh in- terrukp. communication, awld in sotpe ...

... PROM T-HE LONDON GAZETTE. 9ORE{GN OFFICE, JAN. 2P,. i l he King has been pleased to appoint i'ierd-. 1 su l (alIe the Duke of Wellington, Knighjit of the Must Noble Prder of the Garter, to bear his Msjest'; cegtatilatiois to the Emperor of It issia, on his lr.perial MajeSty5 acres sion to the throne. w HITt t, JAil'. A 21-. 'fhe Kieglhas been plcasedtono9istilte and appoint Lieu- ?? Sir 1 ...

... FROM OUR PRIVATE COIRRESPONDENT. I- I . i -1 , 'London, Februawy 24. The Foreign mails have not been numerous to-day, but the advices in general, especially from Rolland, are not of so-disastrous a characterias calculatedl tzpon ftom those previously received. la Holland money. continued un- usually scarce, and an. immenrse number of bills, upon some of thg most respectable houses, habd ben ...

... 'RESiYRy OF;GLASGOW. . ' _111 venesay, ?? meeting 01' Presiytery -was held- and ?? its butine busines&, it was stated itiat. Mr.Blak hadl been~ eiected--to 'the chapelof.Shettieston; and Thursday fortniggt was appointed for thieioderation -J call; IVlr. Leishmap, of GZvau, to preside on the occasion. A call fro'tlhe' Scoti- Cha.,oe1 of Ne*6astle.upon..Tyne, for John Lockhart, l,. A., to; be ...

... . The-three candidates met yesterday at the Town Hall, St by invitation of the Mayor, for the purpose of fixing on the b: arrangements to be observed during the election. 'They rt all became excellent friends in a short time, and every pro- position made by Mr. Mayor was assented to unanimous- ly. First of all, would the Oath of Supremacy be tender- ed to the electors ?-Certainly not, agreed ...

... A' l1- OLIc CEEL TING. DCLBLIN, JUIY G. - evterday a very nunmerous ainetingl of Catholic Gentle. Inen wvas fehid at the Corn Ihxchad nn- Eiotel.-' . Beuc in the Chair. 2.lr. O'Conllm! said, that he would not ?? a ?? pass till ha had read his recantation. ile ha'd hithlerto allolved it to be entered as read, that in supporting the I reehlold Wing, as it was called, lie had been Wrong;. hbit ...