... Tire anniversary meetingr ?? this society took place on t Wedrsrsday, at the Freemason's Taera-t.ord Bexley it) I the clmir. b Amongst the persons of distinretisst present, we observed a the Bi-hop oat Winch ester and Cilsstc-, Lord Calthorpe, Litord Lertos, Ale Wtllst-alrce, and tir C. Grant. ' 7 The Secrtaryv thea, resdt tire fep it, from hsich it ap- prared that tise sifairs of tile Societe ...

... SCOTTISH HOSPITAt. jD ttesh times, when eehjects of cerity have so mtich in. creased', ard w hen the onets ref these who canlee esp -xred to rnnrjibuetet then aredirninished, it most have safreled grent natikfaction to theese interested in this truly imp ertant ?? corpdration, to tara witnessed ?? inter. tneting soepsnctrwas and so slie to tile biterests of tte Institation, as that w!hihl ...

... TIIE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. (From the DEEMb . L;'1org G.ueite Portraits generally tell lieq-ti i y are likenesses, aillt not like; they ommnoilP r e pres at Peolle I'll Jhil, and give a grandeur anti digity to featlices if .rlilel their owner a01d1 bis frleiusa xe oe pji-bathly is-l . ?? until tile sill of ItNe p itr Calleitciiie fitl. 'Thoce uwho jadge of II- I,.:ke of 1I'elliTir- ?? tfs ...

... I EE1 .. d o T E DITOR OF TtE CALEDo0N1AN ,1tEaCUony. it, Sag-It, was wihl) great satisfaction 1 0ohserred in your pa- d: per of- lcnday an advertisetent by ?? brewers' ef on the sutject of draught ale, vhilch,,theprtbci I- rejoice to or b~llk, aye now to ihave supplied ?? qeialitr, at ai.de- Tate rate., As the use of ?? ale, horevei, isibat-little eo understood in Edihburgh, I think the ...

... Y OF INVERNESS--ThieIait, lbnt certainly. ich CI thejellst, of the- Scottish County Elections, takes place the. on Friday-,ih choice of a Rtepresenataive toe this county. th ?? the osporilters both of Mir Charles Giatiti and Alr ?? of Mlaceod aroslar-eady in the Sielh, and a .hssI ~% day is ezpnctrrd. The numtber of freebtoldeei isehoutegty ho e oe rs believed, than siiaty.-6ie will atthrd ti ...

... I( T, : ?? h: 1TOTTE, OFt _ 2. -r f Sfl A I;'TlMV.fllFTV 1? d an dir -he Earl of SF1 A FTESDiFItIY moved an addressto Fit: %Itejitsq for thre frs t, rodthird. ?? reports of-te Croiissones ?? e-soneof' Irelatid. -Agreed to. ruenod ordered no ie- reid a third tinie t---fro. 'lire AMarquis- of PUT. prese-ted it Pemtitio from Cliruoeganslare, praying for a retinal oif the stoall beer A reyitrio a ...

... F(ItFA R ElEC1IO0N. The Cornmittte (the 1Right lon. -iL Goulburn, Ciair. man) met this morning (Wednesdav), at one o'clock, td try the merits of the petition presented agninst tlie return of the I ord Advocate forrthe Forfar district or burghs. Mr Harrison and Mr Sergeant Spankie are Counsel lirr the pFtitioner, raid Mr Adam and Mir Sergeant Heath for the sitting Member. The petition wees ...

... LONDON .1AIL. crs At a meeting of the Chaw erhof Commerce yesterday, the Scretary read to the meeting the copy of a letter from Sir s FVanrin Freeling, Secretary to tihe General Pott Office, to t the following effecta- -st ?? -Gneral Post Office, dia . MI DeAn beRe, 1oth Julne 1SS0. re- The ofiees have reported, under the sanction of Sir Su- David Wedslerburn and MIr Godby. that the preper ...

... TIlE. ROW I1ER1Sy AND GAIRLOCIH I Ml I ItACLES. ~i~: I 1 V tCK-S A. - (F;rom lre Greevacik Advertiser.) hle We hnve so long and prterrhg7y kept silence re- is garding tlhe loings goingi on tround Us, in, Comnetction a.s with these matters, wihjge'ti4 tle distant press has ex been teemning with cubritius, ihat somne-iof 'our th eaders may imagine explanation'necessary beforeuen- c tering upon ...

... ,fi.rlalgbbn? ? ot?. ?? , THURSDAY-fAY ' The intelligence relftive to '561 blow -ut ihirhate LetcorIs of a more- elkeoith dedriptlon. than that xvbich we find in the Courier, vhich aytnet ' it isnow beyond doubt that the cholera i -its ;apearance at. Warsaw. and in -the e-amp ; 'and :the vatiazes of this disease must still farther retard the exertions of the Polish army. As the disease, ...

... - Warsaw, May le. 'The Russian army has again advanced somewhat nearer to Warsaw, part of which, with the guards, have marched in the direction of Plock. On the 13th instant, a considerable Polish force, under the Commander in Chief, made a forced march of eigl.t German miles, and the head-quarters were on that day esta- blished at Jablonna, and on the evening of the 14th at Se- fYock, about ...

... Finland rty to ff103 DA F - AfO-XiD,$-rX.JL{tY .2-o L 7--1 I Since our last, probably in pttwigto.LardAtiorp'r S the motion for giving precednen.- over.,al1'othdi iteriklte tai )r House to 11!3 bill, tlie C.mwnteie ha. N 1 lliidale'r iof l progress in the f By.ecrcn s pe sq. r. P our Private'Ltder;It willtbe sieoi ?? t'hldeioE'ccdtbW a Qc Sir Friday evenin -atjthe o ofde.W i , I q s IT ,, ?? 4 ...