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... - - CUI E i INFALLIBLE, CURE OF SiTUv. IN ?? tile most cthmrohf cat of StthitFi-ii; brieW'~r, is not, as hg ?? ithimbd &1inffl7Y btlisdOcl; *.bre- the individual has a difficuilty In resjilet to ?? pdi- ticular letter or arsticulation, by t3ie diaobe0livrce, to: th# will tW WejIf OeM~itilyniF the piurts of the' htniith -*h1bAghiduld lortM it, NiIt *btbie le Sfpitbo- *lic interiWlon.mccurs. ...

... PRESENT STATE OV.TIIE IANUFACTURING :~CLASSES. ff, TO'THI5 EDITOR OF THlE CALEDONIAW MERCURy. ire- ch ~the vey, patnflol sympathy- with the sufferings Of, II Ch temanufacturers, and-a very. sincere respect for' the- ps,- t .l tinego sense, and rectitude-of .f~eiiig of which these Sufferings are giving. so in ?? a mianifestation, induce*. .dme to request that you -will' iiisert this .ilettefr ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-June I. Zjn.lJv Ottr Dssu.rn it. COMMIITEE O' PRIVILEGES. The claim of his Royal Highness the Duke of; Cumber- land to vote at the election of Irish Representative Peers, as Earl of Armagh, was taken into consideration, and im-. mediately allowed. LORD SANtDFORD'S CLAIM. The claim of Lord Sandford to vote at the shme elections, was next considered, and after hearing the ...

... COLLECTING OF THE MENTEOP SMALL w: - -HOS ^ . en To tM tE rD,%rQ, 0. TU,1 zEDXYDU:PA.E9w111f Sin i-I. -ser, er-j IV u pvp& -f Frq4oy Iaet. 8 letter signed Seetiia il of- -nieawri ln ich 'part ftbe plan inioddueed hy ?? into Adinbiburgh ip thk ipfllcting of the rit~onsi fsmll houses oppressive Ond'inist,. E Mesct yMjr,.corr,,,ndent, because he is evidentty a n.au , - iialisty an4 .t 2zql is ...

... TlvAtTgR - IEOLE;NT GALE. pr voured out its f-o&'wit Tfld out its £oo&' with bor . thasn d year p0vry*liderabtedamage his inti ure.,0 hasi y eI ian Odiary oeen sustainedg t an early. hourc, hih r ea ovters o ay and niglt, and until the .aferngon . heged the i5th little intermission, accompanied by occa- h 0 Toef tbonder. Tenr rivers in' the neighbourhood , cfale5 c fetundedin BrextraordinaSY ...

... I11OM TIHE ii LOPJDON GAZETTE. CRotvN-OFFICe, May, 19, IS29. MCfember returned to serve in this present Partiarment. Rhire of Avr.-William Blair, Esq. of Blair. in the room rf Lieutenant- General Jamec 3Montgomety, deceased. - The ?ov.-I Assent was given by Commission on the 14th inst. to tl'e folionwi ltro n lon other acts:- An actvI explain and amend an aet of the Parlianment of Scotland, ...

... -110-RRIBLE CAL&MITY. Under this he34 we pblished, on the 23d June last, the jl durails, as far ds hen known, of ' the shipwreck bf a vescl c o i A iticosti, an uninhabited is6s1l A Ailrg' A? 6-Siiavv ' tence, a A the &tte of ?? crew a nd passerger. Tiie f- 3 ]owing farthler accouznts of thishear reetding occierence 3s s taken firo ii tlie files oif some AmericaA papers, which we have lust rec ...

... 'Tite Museumi of.this Society continues ta be almost ?? 'enriched with contributions from friends of science at norne and abload, and is conseqlueotly progressing both in valpe and usefulness. Yestefiiy (Tiesday) a collection of Mi-. nerals, purchased by thi Society from'the Mineralogical In- stitute of Heidelberg ii&Germnany, was received, and is now ini courte of being arranged and iaid ...

... , ?? B ST6N , r. .. p ~~ 00 nap ?? ~aierns, i t is noteapseeimeibh Ian t21e,31 td ~~ U~-.intexre~~jj ~ ~ &.tie rarnalf thetu',in an amouuciig heap; xi~~ib-0 ;- jl fviak ti OL e¶ oh ?? W-uiruteHe~ie~~~s thgo granmarian and-eihtefujW 6t;ui ?? iaediat Lord Aqitbiinl ak 4aiedgitnj five gitineas towards it; but whether iffthgW; ?? 'or iF dtlp Am ?? 0 4te OE t ?? ston, ?? .10>'eke oh ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Malrch 17; The Fart I,4'E I A FTES 1U RY presented i petition Froin LI a ptace in, Stirlingsh ire against further concesajitus. Lord TA N KERVILLE presented a petition from Wal- ti litigford, in favour of emntrincptinn. - b The Marquis of ANGLESERY presented four petitions I gaginst the subletting end thle vestry acts. His Lordship also P presented 26 petitions from different ...

... TOLL.BARS ET CETERA. TO TilHE DIT6siit OF THte ?? LAN If e Ott Smr- heg to mention tihat I aI one of those persohs whin snav be called peripaiettc' fooloatpte1's, who sobhtaimv5 oecu' tjhy eiir attention vlith the affairs, of otlier' ople a'nd that as . n -Mya'yoflife di hfll'ninfotlm sere, he yellovr leaf,' after spending ?? ers abroa3, I have noW My chie pleasthre in wavtching the gowth of ...