... ASCOTS 'A-PPE'ATL. House of Lords, FebmTary 17. CAMPBELT. V. ANODiISON. Mr Pollock appeared for the appellant, and' stated, that as hi9 ?? had paid costs up to ttu aloment afcbm ingto- 4h6ir' LUotshps' bin-, the other party iijsl .not be injured by the delay which be was snow to crave He undefstoo, tliatnliittourt bf Ses'sion couiild still piit the fe'cotd Of' this ses in at'ha'pe m6ire ...

... TO4E NOTVJMI ORGANON. T'O THE EDITOfl OF THE CALE5'3ONIAN MiERCURY. Si Ssa~t i sonesshatrernarkiblstliat raiSe, ihe mo~st ron. lern;i pirt Of' our w I p ?? deen-A Pflrce of ril cot~teltion ri skerxng for tvpwards of' tvi'6 hiinded years. I heconroyrsyat o n'e` um wa i _hat' versioti of the JPsilmis at 5houl~d be sung', O ehrta f KiI~ ?? ofthe EArt of Sffrlfi~g ?? some other ' Abu the vta ...

... FRoM THE LOYI)ON GAZETTE. :* OFTCE 1O'OgINANCE-Feb- &4.. Royal Regiment ef Artillery. fe Captain rsnd Brevet Major Rkhard Jones to biiLieuL hi C4elne l; vice Egan, retired ; dated 31st Dec. 1828. at L'ptain and Brevet Major John Edward Jones to be Lieuer-nrit-Colonel, vice Hict kman, retired dated as above. Second Captain John Edward George Parkerto-be Cap- h. tainvxice J. E. Jones ; dated as ...

... ORGANIC APrECtIONS. a- On Wednesda last5 congregational meeting~a of'the ,e- ~ lif Chrch, i~ tite 5 lace sea. -eld, I.inpruce if of ade40 *t)ent (a&(te ri fiktlerto of - the- Sacrament- onth ;qicu Sapbt) fb teprpos of -expyesr t AD Oul~ w, rep4 o h s o nogn~i*publi ok- shop at ilso~oxbargh P~lace -Cbape. 'The nieeti&bos xijswas crowdedbyanieanosase lgeflird I g~entl'es- * h Ai r .Poiibsk, ...

... cF ,.rTS HA&D j S .VE 5IV?;TS; COUSTY bth Sea f - S- - rr dr nntst have observeji with pleasure a. our norther rhiaelyading r mus ob alumns, stating it ba which lately appeared in our cclff~ saigi Josgrap Ic of-the Conivisaioners ?? 6 e-l'tnigi .oslps1uetHead, the norob.~ ee o cr on the main lend' of- Scotlan~d , besides tstr~PmonD the West Coast. .There.being already a everal 5e eon C6ape ...

... Y* y &i Ir f,- iSr.W di WlGrtT.-On the afternoon of the 7th iNfali. -i. sty's schooner Nightingale, commanrid- ed by l ieutenant George .Wood, on her passage from Ply- tioiihito Pdrttmndnih, struck-nth'e Shidgles. A ?? of distress was made by fi ring guns, &c., and immediate assist- abce'was afforded by Mr Baniidge, pilbt, of Cdwes, and also by Lieutenkfit Cruse, -R. N. and'his bdatslfrorivh ...

... CATHOLIC 1DI)hBILITIES, LOGIC OF THE EXCLUSIONiSTS.. In the House of Commons on Thursday last, Mr Secre-E tary Peel who, the sooth to say, has rather a difficult card e to play at present, made the following declaration :-C It ti was with the utmost reluctance that he now consented to break in on the constitutional settlement' made in the year .s 1088. Now, before adverting to these ...

... H-OUSE OF COMMONSFcb.- IS. COATHOLIC ASSSOCIATiON SUPPRESSION BILL. Myt SecretAry PEEL moved the order of the day for go-! in.' itoo a Comnmittee upon the bill.- Tfhe preamble anid first clause of the bill ivere then read andl agreed to. The Comm~nittee agreed to several oier Clauset, upon each of which seone cotsvessation ensued with res~e~le to various vetbal arnendments. 'Ir A. D ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 19. - ?? -- - - A;. - . AA Mr MOCpcetdaacotof the amount- of pen- l sions. paid by the East India Company. Thle Earl of, El -DN.X presented a, number of petitions n agains concesions o lhCeistlijies, the last of which -sas 5 frop thes clnergyon tl' Gl er~ ire, wjh.at the request w of thie NoblegX~a4e; ?? rettst.se'lengthl-; it 'prayed for the el . 'Ire Ramas~i ctttpt-ic ...

... 113e~rnt ~ a . rig sur EDINBURGH. TIHUUSDA Y_.FEBRUARYl 1o.. ReVO-LUTION IN kEIC0, AND PILLAGE OF TfiE CATITAL. By a New Yowk'packAet-ship, which arrived at Liverpool on nday laisf, ?? important but disagreeable intelligence . has'been receivea of a Revolution eflected in Mexico, and of a conflict of 'several dayi.ifi the heart of the capital, fol- lowed by a general.pillage of 'the ...

... - Ulfale ian ercurp.'- EDINBURGH. S.4 TURD4 Y_^EBRGUAr1 .21.: 1r Severail articles are itiff unavoidably -delayed. 3fE .:ri ?? ftHE i~Uix? s o wEitt'fa.Trb T-A- -i'.zDLMMAs! The intolerants seem to f think that they have placed 11 Maje'iy's Governtnent betweenflie horns of a dilemmna, leaving Ministers only Robscn's. ghoi, e as' to whch of the ?? they prefer being impaled upa.6 You have ...

... On Friday, twenty mea were brought to the Thames Po- and lice Office, under an escort of marines and police, from pasn Deptford, to which place they had been conveyed from the Sierra Leone, in his Majesty's ship the Pluniper, charged itic with piracy. All the prisoners are fine determined looking nisti men, and were heavily ironed. There are amongst them the seventeen Englishmen, one Irishman, ...