... SABsB-ATH1 SCHOOLS. to A numerous arid very respectable tilleerting, of tile MMci- chii Ire's arid frienlds Of thle Alrrtlirn0 Gratis Satbbath Evenig 5mu ,Kmhool Swrly, was held in Trinity Chapel oen Thursday ttle ev ening, tile 7th D~ec. PUTERr a Bc'clir, Esq. Presi- Oi dent of' the Society, in tite chair. Tire Report having chti be en read by one of the Secretaries, the followving resolu- ...

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... p ti t d r bloti rt At the meeting of the East India proprietors held jeot on Tuesday, to approve of the voto of thanls to Lord con Amiherst, Sir Charles l orbes expiessed a hope that thie ynext occasion on which the proprieters should be as. funl sembled would be to paty some mark of respect to the red e mermory of that great and good man the Marquis of dfe Hastings. Ile was convinced that ...

... DOMESTIC INTEILLIGENCE. i LONDON. Some passages of' Mr. Canning's late speech, parti- cularly the threat of lctting loose the discontented t spirits of other nationls, it provoked to wvar, have raised much bitter feeling among the Jesuit party at Paris. 11Mer C.'s speech, as revised by himselif is now published, t with some of the warm passages omilted. MVe learn that great activity prevails ...

... EDINJ3URGX. brir A good deal of excitement has for some time existed Hle 'i Edinburgh, concerning certain ?? whiChI ?? it was intended to execute in order to boautily the desi (l Town, and facilitate the approaches to the city bo;' r fl om th)e souuh arnd v. st,-particularly the formationl t rn of a grand approach by the back of ?? Catle. The obli dit'tlerant public bodies met and passed v ...

... _. ?? . ?? t.,tf 01- D i lt. ?? are gi-eved to state that t:e jccli i Lbt of VT is i rytt .i iieitilees has, withinl t!he l:st f s' dhis- ul cergocle a Ver UcfavourablLe iarll. Iilte is ke i of' his :IC - tmd sititatirin ?? st-lat *v. hliavc fm:t metl lien tile Courier, il thie paraigraphs at joie hut it. iiS solie consohltion to Aidd that l is metiical att-liaoats do iwt lo5 1sitder i- ?? u ...

... Tso tlc EDITon ?? AIEImIuEEN JOURtNAI,. ?? Ryder's dramatic season having just terminatedl, allow me, through the mnediumi of your cxcellent jollrnal, a to aididress him with a few observationis, which, I am sure, a e his own good sensew illtell him iare pnlimpteti bya ftsireur Y tentler his art aml his house here more attractive and a f- with a few' hints which, I hope, may prove of service ...

... - - - -Eii r jt A n J -L L T7. t.hI' EDITOR *}r the AnDRIm)EE:W' Jo3ui~;:Ai.. SS 3 I give A1 Irivate Teacher credit for the candid and dispaslowna t mano ner in which he has replied to a letter of maie, on the sulbject of the Ilannitoulan system of teach- ing. I give him crClit. elso, for his avowal, that fiL- sni.'taa )wsjilr urrad'r d aspc/own~m hi:, si/shem ; and I am glad to lind, ...

... IIESOURCES OF TUIE COUNTRY. And is it now a question with our journalists, who prctend to speculate on the history of thc last thirty years, whethier England possesses now, in 182(, more or less capacity for supporting an extensive war thian when she wyis forced into that of the French Revolution ?- Look at the population of the United Kingdom, increas- cd from 14,t)U0,OU0 to more than 21 ...

... ~~~~~~~~ NEW HIGH SCHOOL. ~~~~~ DONATION FROM HIS MAJESTY. The Lord Provost has announced the receipt of a very handsome donation, from his Majesty's privy purse, for the new and magnificent building, at present erecting for the High School of the Scottish metropolis. It cannot fail to be peculiarly gratifying to the citizens of Edinburgh, that the lively interest, which his Majesty continues ...

... L' C.-C ,j?V :) ?:,Ut , 1. intelligence la: at letti beeti rsce-led front Por- is gal oif the irloitt tileaiting ki nd. The. Ilst (livisions of t uthe Blitishl forces have arrived blthi at Lisbhts anid I Oporto the rebels have btten defeatell bv the cou- ?? lunalits ott s511e points. atd ail pprehen- I setotis of their ultirmate success are dtvin g away. Tile ties froin liltoti was brtu lrht ...

... r- . .. ?? ?? -tc 'Ilere are 9di9 Catholic incumbencies in Irelantl; it- from I'14 of ?? returns of the population have been 1l o0 made to tbe Catholic Committee iil Dublin. The re- C )k stilt of these gives the proportion of Catholics to non- h ee Catholics as I21 to I. But the probabilityis,-first, ti c- that the return of Protestants is not so accurately taken ! f; n- asy that of Catholics; ...