... -Mi5relfalleatis, Artirlm Lin MsURDERt or M~AJOR L~AT.hG. It is Withl feelings Ot' sorrow and regrettilut weannoun,, th e inutrder of this intrepid and persevering travellIer. H- e 'd had reached Thimbuctoo, where fie hadl resided for a con- Bto Y, siderable rime ; but, upon taking his departure for Sego, Se lihe wathree days after lie quitted T1inthuctoo, imurderedi B 4O between the 21s9t ...

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... EDINBURGH*I. CALrDONCWT INNrq'.-The races of this national b Sporting association, which numbees amongst its members a rile flower of our Scottish aristocracy, commenced on 1uesduy last, andl, together with thle Edinburghr races, a continuedduing' the! week. The Caledonian Hunt is in- ft debtedi for its institution to the late patriotic Duke of' a Hamilton snd Air Baird of' Newbyth. In August ...

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... MAGISTRATES OF IINVERURY, Ia . aI ,, ?? >a 71 Elected IttLh Oct. 1.8328. W'ILLIAMI Ronixsox, ?? of Pitmedden, PROVOST. George Lyon, Esq. ) Peter Wyness, Esq. n Ba illies. A leX. 1iMulnrots, ,ES J ilr Joscilp Smith, Dean of' Guild. Mir George Roger, Tr'taruce,. 31r George Garden Robilnson.) Mir (Grorge lobinson I'ebes, r Concillars, Dir JaIlles Gerrard, . - Yestcrday, tbe .Very Rev. thle Synod ...

... DOMlESTrlC INHyllIGENCE. LON'DON. 3' - - .- ?? I teensoaI, Oct. ?? Majesty, we are lhappy to - state, conhilntite rapidly to recover tro;mi his late iid osi- rr, . oln1, and is expected to appear in pliblic in a tiay or two. c le Lord Fife is the prescln Lord in W'aiting upot the .- Ktiiw. c Viscount McIville has left town for Seolanrd. C ('olonel Sir John Slilley IDoyle avrixch in town on Sn- ...

... It is again confidently asserted in the club-houses at Ct the west end of the town, that tl inistors are so impressed Si 3 with the necessity of taking into early consideration the tI rsituation of' Ire].nd, that they have determined upon call- rc ing l'arliament together sooe timc before Christmnis; vt when it is conjectured that this interesting topic will be 't!brought torward by the Dukc ...

... DOMESTIC ARTICLES, (formerly omnittcd) nonday, a meeting of the friends of the Baptist Mis- sionary Society was held in the Mechanics' Hall, King Street, for the purpose of giving a Deputatiol fronm the parent society an opplortuity ot addressing thom on the present state otf that mission. The R1ev. Dr 'Ihonson of St. Elements was culled to the chair. The Rev. dIlr. 1Morgau of Birminglham, ...