... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I FROM-1 OUR PRIVATE CORtRESPONDENT: London, May 5. ot- ton (Nothing interesting in the shape of news.-A large re- of ported deficiency in the Excise and Customs for thc last o m 111ont1h.-State of the Finds similar to the report from th- ice City under the Londdo head -Business in tbe House of Lords unimportant. InI the Commons, the House was In going into a Comm111iLtee on' the Corn Law ...

... FRIDI1,H-I MAY 12. We have the -higlest gratification in being au- thorized to communi tte to the public the following letter, received last night by the Lord Provost, from Mr. Peel, his Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home DepartinmentF conveying his Majesty's most t liberal donation of ONE:THOUSAND PoUNDs, in aid of the local subscriptions now making for the Relief of the Operatives at ...

... MONDA Y, MAY' 8. The admission of the Forsign Corn in bond for home Consumption has passed the House of Commons; but the power requested by Government to open the ports at plea- sure, during the recess, is still tinder discussion; the de- bate on that question having been adjourned from Tues- day to rTtirsday, and from that day it was postponed till Friday, without any reason being given for ...

... sell In the night between Wednesday and Thursday. Ilast, an extensive robbery was committed in Peter- the )head, by breaking into the shop of Alexander King, ust watchl and clock maker there, from which upwards ch. of 30 gold, silver, and other valuable watches, seals, elf &c., were -carried off-by the depredators, for whose detection a reward has been offered. it Arhroath.-Trade has almost ...

... - THE LATE REV. MB. WOGAN-We rejoice to learn that the mrurderers of this Rev. Gentleman have been ap- prehended. Yesterday morning Mr. Goodson, chief con- stable of College street Police-offlce, having obtained pri- vate information on the subject, apprehended two persons, Denis Hines and George Stanley, charged, on the evidence of an accomplice, with the perpetration of this murder. They ...

... GENERAL ORDER. Horse Guards, April 25, 1626. T rangement detailed in the annexed official Me mlc2o htaving received the approval of. the King, and ta5oa10 e having been adopted. with a view to the general. Ie a cy fthe service and to meet the iminediate advan- ?? conveniencv ofthe respective classesof Regimen- 1afOcer bhitding Brevet rank, to which its provisions ex- t aly applv, itis Royal ...

... The following story front a Cadiz Paper is only a temarkable proof of what slender hopes of distur- bances in the New World the Spaniards cling to: - CADIZ, APair. S.-We know at Cadiz the reasons MIich have hindered Bolivar from proceeding on the pro- Jected invasion of Brazil with the army of Sucre. Letters fraon different towns in Peru speak o; the danger in which the Creoles have been ever ...

... WVEIGHTS A1ft MEASURES. . --,rabic Mungo Notter Canpbell, Lord P he Hoenourablc Mungo Nntter Canipbell, Lord Pro- vost of Glasgow. Lord-In requesting from your Committee on ?? li, a Measures 1 An opinion respecting the at- sa de in the Glasgow Chronicle upon that part of ttwhich regards the heaped measures, the Maw' their ?? Glasgowhave shewn an anxiety td satisfy the gistate ind highly ...

... HOUSE OF COTMMIONS, MAY 2. J2V1UP5O 51' i.AJOIIMULN0, - -i ?? from our Private Correspondence of' Friday. ) r L ~ ~ ~ ~ FRIN RI.d I SIR T-HOs. LETHBRIDGEd (in continuation) raid,, a 3he could not conceive either that the subscriptions, urged'. 1; Is-l becorningly by the Right I-Ion. Secretary, forthe,1ointe s Departmnent, howvever extensive might be thiatp~roof of our t -national benevolence, ...

... FROM OUR PRiVATE CORRESPONDENT. Landon, Moy 9. Very large amounts of the 4 per cent. Scrip continues to -be daily paid up in lull: this afternoon it is intlerstood the nmountof Stock created is not less than £2,500OO. The Colonial market has displayed some firmness to- day, although we cannot notice anyalteration in the prices. There is certainly more doing, and no difficulty is experi- eacrd ...