... IFiStallatiolf of Lord Viscount Melville. Friday, October 20. The Right Hon. Lord Melville, Chancellor of the Uni- versity, arrived here yesterday afternoon, and took up his residence in the house ofthe Arerv Reverend Principal Ni. coil of the United College, and to-day, was waited on by the Provost and Magistrates, who presented him with the freedom of the city, before the commencementof the ...

... GLASGOW, NOVEMBFRR & We state4, framan6 ther paper, on,. Monday,, that a woman bad been apprehended for offering to sell a child 6f ber Owin, to t ?? in town, 'for'dissec- tiQ.- H4er husband appere in, the policp court, and stated that she had been so .mufchgiven.to in- toxication for some time past that she Iad sold both her own 'and his,, clofts fotr money to buy wl~jsly. Sbh,,edeclagred ...

... I ad. N. ew Parliament.-Ministers have, we under- stand, been extremnely urgent with those members, upon -whose support they can rely, -to-give tbe ad- vanrageof their attendance. This urgency is, how- ever, merely cautionary, for we repeat it with confi- iok dence, that the administration will, to the extent-of ati. its influence, resist any attempt to force a series of we miscellaneous ...

... Ta THE LDITOR OF TH9 CATIDONrAN MIERCURY. SIR, Edinburgh, 13th Nov. J186; It is reported that our hopes respecting the promised B-leaching Green to the east of the Mound are vain, and .e that it-is now to be ornamented by plantations and walks for the use of the great, to the total exclusion of the public. I If such be the determination of our Rulers, they are resol- g ved to put an ...

... XW 11r Cattinirg is ?? from 1'aris. lie dirsisi switis Lord ILiverlciol at Walnier Castle onl Wednes- The Rlight flon Centleml~li had a private atldi'etce, of anl hour, of' thle lung of Fraince, tite dav betorie his dep~artuxre from Paris. Several of the French jounrt:I- istq indulge in sliccul-ations, as to thle objects and cflfct of Mr C. 's visit to the French capital ; bot i~othittg' has ...

... COMIMERCIAL M~ONOPOLY IN EGYPT. bre, Alexandria, Sept. 1, 1826. trc ne; The crop of cotton will be limited this year, and it is C o supposed the whole will follow the direction that was taken ?? be by the cotton of last year, that is to say, that it will all be of has shipped for the Pacha's own account, by his Highness's ani snt two agents, as these persons have divided the Pacha's cot. Di ...

... _A\R.OFFIC1' OCT. SO. WAM-OFFICE', OUT. 1U. 1st Life .Gurds#-Corliet and Sub.Lieutenant C. T. l~eneage .to. bie :Leutenant, by. purchase, :vice Lawc pro snoted.-To. be Corneteand SubLiieutenants, by purchase: -T. M.'idduiiphi, vice Peyton, promoted; C;-B. Cod- drington,- vice Eleneane. 2cl-[lgnorrable G. W. Coventry to be Cornet and Sub- Bleutenantd bibpjuihaese, vice Ongley, appointed to the ...

... To (ihe Editor ?? Glasgow Herald. Sir-In your paper of the 20th current there appeared an article titled I M11r. BuTns's Synod Speech on the Neil- ston interdict;-but in one of your Cotemporaries, this same article was headed The Sheriffof Rerefrcwshire V. thq Church of Neilston. I looked to the report of the '.Syiod's proceedings, but could find no such cause there as a Sherifffigairist ...

... ] - ?? To ?? of t/he Glasgow Rerald. Sir-Peirnit me to correct a mistake in the excellent and judicions letter of vour correspondent who signs himself A Proprietor of Garnet-Hill. The mistake 1 allude to is this-* You are aware, he says, that it is only Free Teind' that is available for the augmentation of sti.. pends, or for buiding and endowing an additional churcli, when the ...

... (From a Letter in the Morning.Herald.) 1, The attention of the public having been recently drawn ie to the enormous fees charged in obtaining a private Act of Parliament, I take the liberty of enclosing a copy of a bill n delivered by a Parliamcntary Agent, for soliciting an Act for improving the town of-; and I shall be glad if any is of your readers will be kind enough to inform roe to whom ...

... Si51 WALIXi2RIL SCOTT IN PARIS-PiRO}YUNDlITY 01' T'lE lPARISIANS, ( Frov the Etibifgl !t/ Observer.) WVe have been agooddeialamused with the paragraphs, which have lately appeared inuthe Jrench papers, concern- ing our illustrious countryman, the Autbor of Waverly. The good peopic of Paris seem to think that there must bh sm-nethitig supernatural about him, and attach an im- portance to his ...

... i) t )Th!Es7' ' A''7L7C ?? .1 , i(Prm, I ' itle/c) tVC are sorr tlat our ?? ?? nnot:ol it. it tbe ionL -ji io;stresti.- tcol..t, withtwh ili :I correspolidentrl.ts :ord U. ot ttlC ou varit dous ostrzatonis ot joy that t(ook i'ace ?? . t Ar. Go-:'on of' Ixnockespechs t'a ?? ill :- t'ri hes of 1 I:tt nd T'ull nlessle. ot the occas;ion of :*a'rige witw il! iss 'lnn (arngCric of l'itarrow._ ' e ws ...