... (From the Globe.)- The debate lost night in the H-louse of Lords cx- cited great attention, and the result Was- such as at few days since was little expected. The. large majority in favour of the Ministers wvas obtained in spite of the opposition of several of their ordi- nary adherents. The Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Limerick, and the Earl of Mansfieljd, spoke against their measures, ...

... Oin Monday a meeting of the County of Haddington was held, for entering into a subscription for relief of the distressed manufacturers in Scotland, and we are informed that the subscriptions made at the meeting amounted to £600. A considerable addition may also be expected from a number ofgentlemen, -who, in consequence of absence from the county, and other causes,. were prevented from ...

... FRIDA Y, MAY 26. | In reply to a question put to Mr. Cannling by Lord lilton in the Hlobse of Commons, on Friday, that Right .. .. . s. . . . I . .. Hon. Gentlemari' stared that no public grant would be made in favour.,of the distressed districts, as it was hoped that individual benevolence would render it unnecessary. M1r. Brougham, on.t6e same evening, brought the Slave Trade before the ...

... CLAN GREGOR SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND, The usuai half yearly meeting of. this benevolent and flourishing institution was held in the British Hotel, Ed- inbsnrgh, upon Wednesday.the 17th curient. Several new members werc adrnitted, and a statement of the funds ex.. hibitedby the treasu rer shewed a very considerable increase since the lest general meeting. In order that all the-men- hers might hav& ...

... L CfT.'lrrllnTAT (OFFICIAL.) Mr. T. Crofton Croker is about to publish a new edition of his a Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland, with considerable additions, among which are engravings from the sketches of a young artist, which appear to possess merit. Not the least attraction of this volume will be the following letter with wvbich Sir Walter'Scott has honoured the au- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 5. William Maule, Esq., heir male and representative of the family of Panmure, [not Mr. Maule's son], appellant; . versus the Hon. -William latrnsay Maule of Panmure, *I responldent. The appellant claimed from the respondent, by virtue of certain deeds of entail, executed in 1730, in favour of the heiris male of the family of Panimure, the estates of Kellie, Ballumbie, a ...

... By the release of the bonded corn, the holders will reap a profit, it is said, of I 25,001I.; and the revenue will be increased q00,0001. by the measure. The Dukes of Wellington and Devonshire had au- diences of his Majesty on Friday. The Duke of Devonshire took leave of the King previous to his t'e,)arture on his embassy to St. Petersburgh. It is believed, in certain circles, that a noble ...

... WAR-OFFICE, MAY 19. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Gudrds, Cornet IV; Cunning- iame to be lieutenant, by purchasei vice Ogle, promoted; R. fsteldri to be cornet- by purchase, vice-CUnninghame. 3d _egiment of Light DragoonstiEnsignf H. Cosby, from the 61st foot, to be cornet, by purchase, vice M'Doull, pro'noted. 4h_- Cornet E. llarvey to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice' Richardson', prornotea. 7fii ...

... IGLASGOWV, AfAy. S. ursday afternoon. Sernt.n . i On Thursday afternoonj serious injury was sits tained at the new distillery belonging to Air. Stew. art of Haghill. For some time the mash tuns have , been in a leaky state, and the water which flowed fr0of them gradually loosened the stone dykes on whirl1 they rested. Between one and two o'clock, one of . dykes gave-way, and the tun which it ...

... ?? Letters to anl Antipiluralist~, recently published in Glasgow~, Our Church has, for halfa century, been enjoying peace. Never wag there a time when less complaint was made again st. he;clergy- - The voiqe of the country to havg -mare .estadbli;ed churches speaks volumes in her favour- and withau thisvdeig htful progression-this blissful tranquil- lity-will you still disturb us ? Our ...

... OFFICIAL. - ?? Fort William, January 2. The Right I-Ion. the Governor-Genetal has received a despatch from his Excellency the Commander in lChief, dated'bead-4darters before 3hurtpore, 281 December, 1825,a copy of which is published for general information. To the Righit Iron. Lord Amherst, Goeernor- General, tic. My 'Lord,-I have the honour to acquaint your Lord- ship, that thd ...

... HOUSE OF COMMIIONS, MAY 21. 'Continued from our Private Correspondence of Monday.) t GOVERNMENT RELIEF TO MANUFACTURERS. t LORD i1II.'FON said, that the motion of which an Iloi. Friend of his had piven notice, For giving a grant fl'tiblic Money for the Relief of Local Distress, not be- ;-likely to come on, he wished to ask the Right lion. t *.;cretary for loreign Af.airs what aasrver ...