... PRIVATM ePORRESPFONDEYCE. in ?? Jan1 ir The drooping state of the Conol nmarket for two dras V a tr feems to htoe enetoraged an eff.rt, whicij -,a mldO t*e- the by the slperuators for a fall, to bring ?? a tltrltW dtt oF ;bls~ioni~t the effrt tured nut exactly the ?? vreon ptt W -as Ctlticipatred; lor alter saoes to a coniidernlt n It*5lOO is bero lade by one of the tritera at 95, the n, ...

... LOYNDoy FRIDAY-;essnarr l1 ADDITIONAL -,2A5tICULARI L? TILE It appears that the F rench camyary ofrp~rr the mnanargement of Me'ssr Lyap-t- CM >. have been sulfferers to a very great erten. by ki tion, having loss the shole of ticir ry The jernellerv and trinkets belnoi r. rirai anid MIAdema rislett Irma. tn-a oftK p, formers, snter also entirely con ' !Psryr value of the property thin ...

... Calebanian en ED[)INB~URGH!. yi SA4TURDAr. ARC1° 20 In a secdnd odivido of oar paper of ThurdaY, that a small addition of .d. per gallon on nash a spirits (tvhich raises the duty to 3s. a gailon)s 3 an 1 titn of Is. per gallon to the 7s. neW poyahbrD on spirits, arm the only other alterations of t 'in flr i which have been proposed by thu Chanoelle t b; quer. In the debate of Tuesday, we were ...

... ANTIQUTAHIIES OF S',OTLAND. The felnth evening ocetlai of thio Society fo the n ns nian tens helld ont r ls 1t the Zt, it tbheir ap gnts(t onci tle Moed., Sir Henry Jardine, Kuihtg, one of the Vice-Veesidectt, in the clinic. A ballot took plece fot Waite Nichol, E.s. A. nI. a alientc, wetneler ?? aon decinrildaly etlec .pted. The ille o slos drotions were thee anonai ced ned enhi- bined be the ...

... IIO(JqE OFr CMONi US-April 30. SS A. CITCH ?? sari. Si S S. ST*EWA It' pre~sented a retitipti fe~nni the D esritersard coeeyotie~rs of Greenork suni Part b 1 g-arena andI pr-risiseers hPfoeeO thre Sher-iff Cpurst irf treeslr tor teal., ho rci-queted tire particutlar ?? ot tihe I1si4 Aityorale, for lie was conflidenit if th, Lrese4~q Loed gsne it tij iris o1Ctireien. he must asle 'girt his ...

... .: -HOUSE OF LORDS-June7. I -T I 4.Nfl .. . 1- Visor_ -n inIS Lord 10. A I)sid thee nere two point's CID ti whirl, h wished -for information, and on which that eaos hI funihe sa, in his opinion, most imperfect. The tO flint poitistrelated chiefly to the spattear treated of in 5 the papers mnorhed C, wshich ofeaired so the blockade sit tte- Dardranlles, and among thle jes.t, to the 5015i09 of ...

... AFFAIRS OF .SPATN. Wllhatever may b thidirction an result oflthere.sove. a- menets in the Pyrjnees-whebitnr a. labdy contest shall ts arise thtr-ughout dlc whole of Spsjn or pet and whether T contioned, or accasiolnlly nospenacd and renrored-it is Yu clear, did no other evidenci esist than that founded en the G arts of the Spanish onernroent, tita a spirit prevails among * the-nation, and that ...

... E xstract of a lotter, dlted' I nverness, Friday evening- ge -e 'hegreiat contest nsici has excited so muclh interest ark in .nl parts of the kingdom, ha jest terminated; Mr an ?? Grent hls been re-elected. The friends of the sal . tao candidates asseadsled this mornming, and at 22 o'clock re- foe paired te the Corthlseo , where al i'm-nense croed hid t met, eager to be present at the ...

... 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 ...