... l-: PRESBYTERY OF EDTiNURGH. T NEW KIltRK~, LETrIM. -eiea~ '4 I o I r otir last pu blication we gave the deiea~c'I nage Vresbktcry on. this c.',e. We now give Pn abls-ract of th2divi opening speeches of Counsel on both sides. - Watt (i'f 1`0t allt compels uis to emit tite documents quoted by Il''tsuniiet. shoi ax well as to abridge their sttmns h9 eevr el e Mr RlOXEaTSOIeModerntor, theL ...

... P-tatpto. FRONT FRIDAYs LONDOM v BANK116PTCY SUPERSED e T. Thornley, 11norflCester, paettnbroker. e BANKRUPTS. cE. T.Joneq Northfleet, Kent, victiualler. sole 1, Co. Lancaeter-place, Waterloo-bridge. l0l2b Y J. Prring, Turnmill-qtreet, Clerkenweli baker. s0, C,,rier, Elv-place, Holborn. T. Gearev. John's Mews, Bedford-mow, corch and Il pa Sols. iallett & Henderson, Northumherland -sreete r J' ...

... LONDON, OCTOBER 23- .- irilsscl S papeas contain I copy of the speech deliveret by tie King of the Netherlands at' the. opening. ol' the Stak'es General on Monday'last. It is a doctumefit possessing moire of d~omestic than of general interest. Ilia MAijesty begins by stating, that he continued to receive from his allies the strongest assurances of namkable dispositiots; adverts to-the ...

... PlJiAC, hi J AT SOUTJHAI!PTON I I 1 ] A Mbeiaag he ICI au the Long Ronnli S'oittl~h apoto formn a Societys, in aid of'oncwhlich'ltfls eubt ~Zistidaout eight-years in Irelandel; for ?? ofiI teachhlig that part atf thle Irish populato wh 4iea-0 trichad to the origitnal lantattige of thercuty 0 a read l'ahe' ?? 'Aritures iia that languitage. in The Qhuit was taken by Sir Ihlormas Blaring, Bart.. ...

... .Qun -t ?? Oars vao - pXTRACT of a letter from the. agent to Lloyd's at Smtyrna, dated Sept. 5 :- His Mijesty's ship Brisk gave convoy through thc Archipelago to the Matilda, Levant, Albion, Skylark, Mereticry, and Seftoni. Uis Majesty's ships Cambrian, Se. ringapatain, and Rosewith Marines from on board the Revenve,whicjh remain here with the G14l1sge.v and Medina, sailed a few days ago, ...

... S AD[J SOTS.- -vf F.DN C~aS AND rTHURSIAYS s os lrs. * BANKR UPTS f2. ?? Gazette. John Isaac lolbird,'of Barbican and Glasgow, shoemaker. Gerard John De Witte, of Hackney, merchant. .David Hodges, of: Liverpool, silk-mercer. John Porter, of Salford, Lancashire, flour dealer William 1ill Stamp, and William Nicholson, of Milbank-straet, timber merchants. William Robinson, of Salford, Lancashirm, ...

... LONDON, OcT. 17. The French Government has a little invidiously -seized upon the moment in which our financial reverses are esx posed, to make a display of the prosperous state Of its own revenue. The excess of the produce of the first nine months of the French taxes for the current year, as com- pared with the same period of last year, amounts to 13,000,000 francs, or 522,500!. sterlirig. ...

... b1A'LUU1, ar. V. The damnage done by the late explosion at Ostend is es- timated at three millions of ?? English, of whom there was a great number at Ostend at the moment of the explosion, have assembled to return thanks to God for their escape from the disaster, and to pray for the victims of this unfortunate accident. Subscriptions were opened, and sermons preached at the several churches, ...

... .at Cc~ Ve- WEDNESDAY-OCT011ail I18.3 ow- ~WINDSOR, OCT. 17.-Hia Majesty took his depar- 4) rent ture froslil the Royal Lodge this afternoon shortly af-. 1' ,cv ;ter two o'clock, in his pony phaeton, accompanlied by Ft rich the Lord Steward, and drove to Virginia Wanter,. ; where he remained for some timne occupied giving %ed. directions for farther improvements which are to be lgst made at ...

... .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 ...

... BRUSSELS, OCT. IO.-The Session of the States-General was open d to-day, in the usual form, by his Majesty in person, with the following Speech:- HIGH AND MIGHTY LORDS; I feel great satisfaction in being able again to inform you, that I continue to receive from all the Powers marks of the kindest friendship. The conclusion of Conventions for the in- terest of commerce and manufactures, so ...