... At the National Scottish Church, on Sunday last, Mr. Campbell, of Bow, Dumbartenshire, preached a sermon, which, for nearly two hours, rivetted the attention of all (a consider- able number) who heard and noderstood it. The ground work was the celebrated passage- Cha'n'uriblh sibb serbhbais dhianimb do dha mbaister. (Ye cannot serve two masters.) The preacher intimated tbat he bad chosen the ...

... In consequence of a statement appearing in several of the d Morning Papers of Tuesday last, stating that the northern pier b of Waterloo Bridge was in a decomposed snd alarming state, a A meeting of the Committee took place, and, ts It appeared that v the statement was founded in falsehood and malignity, the Com- a mittee resolved that the moat public refutation of the calum- niou report ...

... tie LORDW if2E1' i Say; une 26. fODCH WL~l~~OFICE, JunrE 26, 1829 the Con AgInc into mourning, on Smundgy next t01,11, #, fr her late Majesty the Queenof Spain, viz. 'The Lallee too wear black silk, fringed or plain liven, ?? ?? and ear-rings, black or white shoos, fans and 1rorFsGentlemfen to waear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain lb..n, black swords and buckles. The Court to change the ...

... [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATID JUNE 23.] PARIS, JtNx 22.-The dttrian Observer gives the news from Constantinople, which are in substance the same as those which we have taken from the 4ugsburgh Gazette. The n.s, sian vessel token by the Captain Pachb is a frigate of forty-five gups, with a chew of four bundred men, who bare been sent to the Braguo. Though the Porte has published nothing oM ...

... HOUSE O1 LORDS.-MONDJA B3ARRpINGTON PEERAGE. ineo The Lards la a Committee of Privleges, beard cvi jnO0 tbe diaim of Lord BsrfluAto to be admitted to vote in tho elcino rs M 1. tr Cm itte determined th .~t the clatimha~d blD made out, and agreed thxat is should be so- It- IPored Tt beimg conetitUted, tht Lord Chancellor gave h Is esont for jutdgment .u ttte fullorritg cansa- STICKLING V. DUNN ...

... P ER XA LONDON BRIDGE APPROICHES. Most of the remaining claims under the New London 11ridga Act are, is is believed, likely to be settled without being suh- mittd to Juries. Indtd tbe Corporation has made muec libeua offers, and the exorbitant demands of unconscionable claimanta hae bad snch an eflecl upon the public feeling, that Jaties, Rs bas been very ately testified, no longer measure the ...

... LONDON: MOND4Y, JUNR 22, 1829. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Gazette de Prance dated Saturday. The Chamber of Peers has come to a different con- clusion from that of the Chamber of Deputies, respecting M. de PEYRONNET. The Journal des Debats attacks with great vehe- mence the Protocol of the Three Powers respecting Greece, as calculated to reduce that ...

... f RELATIONS Of PORT1 GAL AND lN uj -^^I A a ^ - -- -- - . . . . -I The official papers presented by the Earl of A) a it been printed ; they are of great lengtb, and muchb or ecomnmunicate already known. We preset d mut r of d will save our readers a vast deal of trouble. Tle mc psrt j esilts of the correspondence between Mr. Cannin, rsl A Court, and Sir Charles Stuartour Ambassadoram Li, , io ...

... The BasUton Ares mail which arrived yesterday bat brought the most alarming intelligence concerning the progreas of the Civil war, whicb commenced by the deposition of Darrego; the cossequesnue of which seem now likely to be fatal to those who caused his fell aed deatb. The following to a brief summary of the events near Buenos Aytes. The detail are taken from a variety of private letterst- ...

... [FROMt A CORRESPONDENT] In tbe arrangement recently made between the Corpora- tI tion of London and the parties opposing the Bill for making S the Approaches to London Brrdge, it was made a sine qua non on the part of tile Corporation, that the Bill under couaidera- V uion forautborising them to proceed with tie Approaches should Sl pass without amendment, and that no contribution out of their ...

... THE hANCY. FIGHT BETWEEN NED MURPHY ANI) DRlf Hti SON FOR TWENTY POUNiS. A very spirited and scientific little mill/ tik placv ?? these men, yesterday, in a field, close ti Wie'wone, :3 Northern Road. Mrphly had frequjently distinguislied 1hiti,.f in Second fights in the P.R. and was known to possess con.i able fistic talent. Richardson, on the contrary, win a novice, far as public ...

... The circumstance we are about to relate wears so romantic an air, that we deem It proper to premise that it has been com- municated to us from a gertleittar who has had the best pos- sible opportuitiy of knowing its accuracy, and who is inca- pable of stating any thing that is not strictly true :-A fet weeksince, while one of our stage coaches was travelling on this side of Edinburgh, at a ...