... CaIleronian titurW. EDINBURGH. MONVDAY-FEBRUARY 4. The discussion which took place in the House of Comn- mons on Thursday on the occasion of bringing up the re- port on the Address, was interesting in several points of view. The expressions employed in the Speech frem the Throne rclative to the battle of Navarino were again ad- verted to * and although she explanation of Ministers that the ...

... FOrlEIGN INTELLIGENCE. Constantinople, Feb. 10. The mnodefation which the Porte had promised to observ. d and which bad ever given great reason to hope that it desired to effect the pacification of Greece by its own measures, has wholly vanished or rather it was only a mask which bad served to conceal its true designs. A Proclamation, addressed to all the functionaries of the Empire, and ...

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... pRE6SBYTERY OF EDINBURGrX. - ?? tihe Presbyte Tic ordrarvtmnthy meeting of thle Preahytery was ,f, rdiary: After sie~1nso a een read, i-he Alo- i~1 ted tatot at thle next ordinary meeting, the drto soy wulercedtalctisrpresentatives to the yesr5ter cod1 AslOillI c Abercook Iara atowether North Leish gen~e Oersati ith sermeon every Sabbath by 5he£rsbitev o b supled in the usual manner of on- ...

... .alcooulaliw A.vccurp. EDINBURGH. MOND 11 F YBRUARY 25. More last wordsS theat ss to say, more explanation and more mystery ' On.Thyrsday Mr'lierries volunteered ap answer to a question that was not asked him, and peremnp- torily refused tq reply .o one tt was urged upon him from all sides of the House, and pressed home by ?? cousi- 'deratdon likeliy to inilece a tman vwhose publie 'eharacter ...

... r ?? THIIURSDAYFEBRUAURY 2e. 'The warlike aspect of the recent accounts from Constan- tino-nle hail induced a very general belief that the fixed de. termination of the Ottomuan Government to resist nll inter- c ference and all compromise had at length began clearly to t unmasl itself; and tie appearance of a Manifesto, filled t with all the blind and impotent fury for which the Turks are so ...

... n MONDAY-FEBRUARX 4. I WVieNDsoR, Feb. I.-The King's health is now al- C mlost completely re-established, and the pony phaetons n ore kept in constant readiness for his Majesty to take J his accustomed exercise. Yesterday afternoon, the tl Marquis of Anglesea arrived at the Royal Lodge, and 11 had a long audience of his M1ajesty. His Royal H-lighness the High Admiral is gone to h Portsmnouth ...

... I 0 I | ~EDINBURGH. SATURDAY-FEBRUARY 16. FIR H505NS;SOl AND EtS COLLEAGUES. After the dissolution of Lord GodeTich's Administration, hile the negociations for the reconstruction of the Ca- binet under the Duke of WVellington werein progress, our readtrS will remember that, on several occasions, we ventu. d to express some fears and misgivings as to the part hbeh jr ?? would act in the ...

... The Spring Mceting of the Club was held at Dalkeith on t7 Thursday and Friday the 31st January and 1st February, , wlien the following prizes were run for near the Roman s( Camp, on the property of the Marquis of Lothian. S The Duke of Buccletich, Preses. Lord Elcho, Vice-Preses. o FIrST. b Sweepstakes of One Sovereign each, with Ten Sovereigns C added by the Club, by dogs under twenty months ...

... PJRIIA TE CORRESPON.'DENAFCE. , _, a London, Feb, 2°1. Reports of ?? news from C'or it:l nople v are very current in the course ofthe day, bat the o v facts cited were, that the Turkish Goverorne:nt lead given orders for clearing the capital of all its Christian r (sdotv;s eind that the preparations for war on the part ,frh c forte were going on with increased activity. Verv little credit Lats ...

... ElclllopN'N. .r . Eiclhhorn was born, 1752, in tie principality of HIolnereollern- chrihngen. le acrttired his first celebrity as profec-r, at .Jena, by his history of thi commnerce of 1' ostindi abcfore -iahomrned, in 1775. whence hco removed, 17P8, te iottingen. Being an excellent oriental scholar, h Ce tit-tt a tout thie same time as hl ichaelis, to subject the lithie to a meorc mi;nute ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Janulrya]. -suor, Mr I bi. Baron DURHAMAl (late John George Lamhton, Esq.) I was introiduced by Barons Hfllland and Auckland, as Baron Durnam of tshe city of Dlurham and of Lainlton Castle. Mrs Smiith, fromn the Bankrupts' Otitce, brtought in a re- turn of the nini er of conamissions of bankrupt that had ?? from the Ist of October 1S21 to thel st of the same month IS27. I On the ...