... articlez. ErmioLtxrioN.- On Weduiescltav the Southiworthl Wi transport, Lieutenaint John Sanderg, arrived at Ports. reu mouith front Qtuebec, iii twa ?? days, nvitif M ma comptiny of royal artillery arid invalids, under the are comimrand of Lieut -Colonel 1M'Gregor, aild ordnance of stor-, Thie So thworth spoke the Alligator, 28, to Capt. Cannioiig, aibout eightnreiles footi Qucitec, having he ...

... (AMEAK TREATY. I - - - - - - , (F;r1w me tins Aroruiug 1Irald.) The treaty relative to Greece ?? excited, cs ni ight be expected, a strong sensatinn. One observation upon it rf is quite obvioUs, ?? ii' it iS a fit step to be adopted n tow, why wash it not had recourse to long ago ? It nationlsf at eould bo relied upon to act with the sarne good fitith in e tiheir tra; sattiunts vtith eachi ...

... DOMESTIC ARTICLES, (formredy om itted)I AGRICULT~RtArL CATTLE SHEIV. a The annual shew of the Do'shi, e//ta 4eo u S~ts flion took place at ll~fnchfnry, Oil 1130nday the Cth instant, Wa and was respectably attended by trho most erminent legri- cultavietS inl thle county. Thle suptlerier description and wit condition of' theF stock, refleated higi cedlit on the agrirni. sidl ltire of thle ...

... .\N YTI.T. EX.EiA'I';OiN Or' TIIT' STAX rMAN'S rnilll'n! qSOlr'IE'' SI(II Oe I r h iltt c.t 'iits hvtis t I ?? Ill ?? iO. i ?? o1' ?? tit tatilght il the sehoolts histitutud by the ?? asid Leith Seil. if miall 1-riedl Souiete. This ilterestiltt cc: hittitii fitriulsheti 1 be st ih I gli ItLd at tbi, SctInetiltoc. a lpleasit Ligrlet I` thf I.o 1 ?? iles~ttigs tr whicht I his phihiathrepic ...

... DOMtIESTYIC ARTICLES, (finincm1 i omitted) I w i On the 24th July, was held here, the Annual General wi Meeting of Solornito.v ILolw j'4 Union 1!sau,: 1Ic.- att Go:retarers, when after admitting new members, examin- pr ing their funds, which were fouond to be in a fio.:rishing the state, and collecting; their quartetly nioney, they procecd- cd to vie ith eachi other in the production it I'lo ...

... le A Lo Trd Lyneifoeb has arrived at Greenock from Ire- 0o land, III r- Duncati Mathteson, Esep advocate, [las been appoint- co Ie ced Shet iftsubstitute 01, Lejith. of D. About S0 vessels, chiefly foreign, [tave arrived at vy Leith from continental ptswithin the last Few dv s re ?? St tile gre~ater Part of themn laden with grkiti. r Johni Gordon, Erof A ?? lts [teen pleased d, toptesrnt the ...

... P2 AREIGN INTELiIGENArCE. i'ayi~ papers to the It Orbinst. lmave been received]. l!ie King of France, onl the third of Stipte'nher, is to ni n n touar to the not-thorn Parr s of his King- N M>'i. 1 s 'MajestV is to Visit. Carmbray, Valenciennes, in 1'o:Sas, i~sle, I zloru rck, D) un1.irk. oittd St. Ototr, pro' ;~IWi retur.i to Paris abont the tl~th of thle sanme tirr i:rith. It is saiti that ...

... JIltCAX1C 'tF tile JOf;UTrl dtts Decbalts.) 'i (iVili'zatioiiloII Sotstirfitld an irreparableloas: A greatI F statesmtan. w( gille to the iltcretts of natinns a toutelary Jt support, hias descntmled into ?? tomb. It wus in tite miidst of at French city-famous BourrlUaoX-thilt Mr ij Canning made knowtc the sentiments vhich vill rail .e * t his memory to livt antd tl) be Ilessed. France was tie. ...

... . g st Iw | Tlst NtEW LOnDON BaRIDGE. (I) .Mondav at'tCrOOl, the Corporation ('or11omittee for he Superiortenditidr the lildiir g ol thc New L.rondoni Bridlge s atterlded 211 r ft. . jtncs, tI cir C lai l!tul, to tile s3Ot, 'i for the purpose of putting in tl:o kcr':;orone of the Lknd el Arch o01 the Sotiotvalwk s `IQ, wvhichl is tirhe frt ,-rl_ it ar. turnedi. -Jr J. R onntoie, thea A ...

... ?? :_ __ E > . rsa.,. - A_, REPORT OF THE COMM1 ITTE, tcd* tu9 M /ewral Necilig nj tbie Cfi; s cf ssrrr,,ss a-'jr i ll VI. t 6i, As I 1010, n rv AppoJib ate is rcravon? e'.I'ssg of It lsr srsbla2!S oI Adduilfslag;es rv, for 4coeleR,WJ~f tos ,,ie 'c o~o/~vs so;,? r/der Ov'se - fitv's in 2r/iroser ., s1 l/ aroighosa S.l'retland.- At Jane, 18 1. lst lhe object in liew at the originat ...

... COLUOJI'IAL, ILYTELLii GENCE. We have rece~ivoi New Southb WVles; paplors to thle in ti In 1th oif Februalry ; they give tilie palrticulatrs of aI sp i.. A old in riteil Itiotnt bel% weenl thle shipl Sisters, Captain Dukte. stren, onilt the ?? \V-lloigton. The lattcr hail boon seizetl S ,nt by sixty-six convicts baiitslied from Sydiiev to Norfolk Ci11 'lsl aiid , who immnediately conimenced ...

... EDINDURaH. At n ineciing of tvic n agcs and sorint-boolders of n I Rohfin Chlitipl, held on ]rhkly the 1 ttb ijuStant, tih' . ItVtV IoTi(1 Jutii BLIS ii iauam n was elcted Alini stcr of ! sid ChlipCi. I O 1 Thursday, the Presbytery of Ayr ordained I t Janes Julius Wood, ?? to be minister of Newton. S ?? Si: lxlrd lv night, a novoina, IvIlo 'a' eonfineid i the callorg'ato j:dI, lor a breath of ...