... hlj(SE, OF CONMMIWNS}-Nlarcli t27 4 ACioeafrot o wr Irf C. 1T-,rtleC r55J Fi'i'c' 'le Marquis or IL3ANDt)l'ORD) aldretsed the Mustie Q' nn- VFi ngt:th gainst ihe I il, and- nenotinced it. in yery Siu,-vbe teirnS, aqi aloriiwui no secuirity to the l'rotestant insti!nltliO. isi. h hisu Majut'v had ?? sthlem to preservett'r ir'te, sild A:-f rdFI! eVerV scope to the lutst of n ower which ?? Si~t 0 ...

... PRII Af -COIT DIC 3. ,io, 29th Dee Is W haveadvic~es t~oday from St P'.-eeshtmeerh to the . current; btit they meention n0: hing fleon ss'ihil the Ceui; intentions respectit~i, the II %ir d, Turky col beCO Crtend. Letr `hwever, frbm -Odessa, of tiethe received to-;day, are very explicit Ili)n tile subject. A cording to them great preparations are alrea6dy C L joig in Russia' i resume militar ...

... TtlE' MELVILLE ANDV WELLINGTON-SBIACKS. . my . - . I . ., o : 1 .The following co~nmmancarion, which 'we have received from a most, respectable vuarter, we think eminently de- serving of attentioi$,.' -The colisioin ?? these vessels 'is not the only, aundens' of the~ kind- (if accident, it may. he .called), which. ha -occurrejlg of laie r_~t we are not aware that, ini any onelasnsc, en were ...

... -~j Y N. 11 5 .B- y - *mtnlaXS10a i'eporatei IVMach I dl ii~t-Ge. *blf oiiwt PaakiWiteh :of ErivAn , rbit ?? 'hiaH bfi~ ~7the1Woiwin dcti4 of ?? itS ~ba''r *Centrt~e¢hIs dtio~i~D an1 jlur ieJj, ~p c ~s,34it the -.Thrks Qia4; ?? .themsel4.es iii coas4n.ia* },Akcq-o-- thle-botanhary .of K.}abulets. :so as- to .LkeeR ze ...

... 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 ...

... PRI VAT 'E CORRESPoNvD I'.NCE. Lond6n; April 29. f f .A further decline~of per cent. hac taken place to-day l, Consois, which closed at 87i to j tor the account, and this depression, though trifling in itself, has gone so contrary to the expectations but a short timne ago eitertained, that a de-: gree'of alarm had spread among the stockholders far great- t er than circumstances would seenn to ...

... , ?? 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 ...

... 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-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 ...

... 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 ...

... AGPICUILTURE. Moist cold weather has particularly-marked the month that's awn. So wet were the three first weeks'of it, that a general suspension of- field labour was the consequence, and the plough was left upon the headrig to rest in its rust; except what couldzbe performed by carts, little out of door work was got at. during that time, but the thrashing machines were busy the while so long ...