... ale ( C-I-ent-to) ,TF-- l ?? . i__t bh ' ?? rite Convention of R1oyal Barghs met on Tuesday in th1'e Tree Chuarch: Aftro prayer by thelic . -10 Dr Lee, Daiub mabre esie Chief Magistrate of Ediabargin, was chsnPcn.The preliminary besmear bas11ing been gone a hegand the oaths to Geveromenet admuniattered so tire Snvevtol menbeonrs, a earsteitree war appointed en prepare !,loyal and doilfal ...

... mao?? THE, ARMY. ?? 15d5..| r Ills Mefre'sty Fra bees, pleasei to -'iet III ithe foll-iitg uaiform al f-offi b ne-ter by 'olIs of Infantry:- fy At, ar mcein 11 t o 'IIIs Po-inssl Garnes ofl U-tetn--- plainr blue frock Coat, In-ll ?? biel'ier. V and ah p ir i scales opr traps Oei the sheohets white -at C ?? Ih et two bi buso ahiwr l ol nack ol-hL' C. belt with slings; sash only to be %or l rn ...

... AGES ANID OTIlER PAnTICEtARS OF THE EV'OPE&.r I f , : oVEREIGN'S r0. no. ?? ,_ l ;l I The following statement, the ?? `liidt may be rolied oi,, will no doubt prove. itatereslnsg to dur renders at the present time, as akowiog the pro- bability of life of the principal Sovereigus of Europe, andithe length of their reign's:- The oldest Sover-eign is Charles X. of Tratice, who in 73 years at' age ...

... ?? LAk (Front Utr Clot, Quir columns aee filled odj aa of lais late Majesty.aest As it IS difficult at alltms t logs of the people ace,wehrrt lag ctheos-to same of ou t-mett 11Our feelings, ohlsmastn- solemn oerasion ate of nan~a, we for thle ?? o 0' I ditotale 6to te tautorn0 Otae'tac j t prossano, of them Opsate lnn la our renders, to th e ournful s~5 Ot patilie feelieg more tan anrall- ,t ...

... NAVAL-NTELLIGEN.CE. 4'FIVITL .re Potismtku Herald of Saturday.) We feel a pleasure In recording the following niiaificetit gift oh the part of his Mlajesty, the-'value of-whiich, though intrttsieally gfetit, iA Dot alittle eehhanoed-ty the-mandanet in slahi it was made. When Williatmthe -FourthmwneLatrr d Htigh Admiral, ,helwao diretes by his ate reverer& Mi- jetty, to present to each of ...

... IllE AIROY The Ki g has nomanatnll irece nilitia tsltrers as hisaidics- dexamn. one ?? nmiliva or each kingdmt. Raolone Wood or the &Eat idjItd.dti- e'gitsett,' .'ihon'irrieH a sister oF -he lase MdarqttisWoo Londonderry, and b a member for Breconsaiie, hds beea helected for this distioighsbed bonour frbmi he English constitutional forre, but tele names of the oater tsa', front the Irish and ...

... I:@tUSE ,ifL9Cl4UJuly IS.. - Tbe sdtihstriiion of'jsiaticd bill was read a secodl..time,. and Ordered tobe conemitred tm-a. Comietee of thez whole : outse ou F.isiay'116Xtji' -, _!1 _ : .. ; Tftoseseral biiioopthor1lprdshipstable tere ahvanced one stae Orl ?? i..,of bTltle''1 or ?? GTldN, the Hoiish~roc~Oedid'o t~i c6nistddtratidis'oftbh ae ?? v~ ni'h 1BareiaonoiFiervhii tilb irdshipt ...

... I usLOF :OMAIONS-July I1. ~STATE OF Tile COLOISIES. i¶IrI3tOUGH M said, that in risinig to address the jiovIRO UGon s imortoit a question, he was awaire tha-t he o -s lahi tocissue in brieging it forwatd, at Such a period of he eseoii Ho odbeen ashed to isai- untl rtt;haet tob og~ trotis His regr tsat;ta hr Was ntable itoward. at -xi earimeF Period.- Ilsexcse or ot oig, so was, -that he ...

... I I ? goonliatt. ?Wrcury-, EDINBURGH. SATURDAY-JYULY I The otff cilrcoasnfs of The capture of Algiers Di The oflin aour talttoi teO~ lust reached us eo-dayl as, expctedt but owin to due arrival of the mail, (being haslf an hour ?? reb we have only roorp fer Counst 300tlnettss the uonvenetion with the Dey. The other dP, mi b iven inow certan that. , thewi prisoner,.and it is said that the ...

... Ar I va'alebaniall ;Wlercurp. EDINBURGH. TII:UISDA lF-JULY 15. The intelligence efithefall of Algiers, on the 5th inst. the city havio.g surrendered at discretion,I without firit'g a gun, arrivedihere on llonday las,,. and was announced in our s econd edition of that day'a paper. The fill! of flqial details have not cti caerento hand, brt are'! suril epected, and wehanae no doubt iill sens're ...

... KIRKALDY DrSTRICT OF BURGHS. ^^r i'AL5J5Z asliiit-a tie o~ ~Stinoo. 'We lrhovefrecaived ttefollowing leter from a correspond- ent in Eirkaldy ?? ' . ?? ?? ?? Xi { ;kaldyr, !6Lb July. I olistrer that it seas stated latelv in some of the enew papers, that Lord Loughboroeghs ;canvass for our bsrglir wvas not likely to bh so unsdisturbed a, wnsf anticipated by Hti Lordship, and that those-friends ...

... PRIVrlATE cOfihESPoNDnrcE. j : 1ino-1o1o, .lJly 17. Itv the arrivnl of the atnxiously looked for Jamaica packet, ieftreis evlI papers to the itit nli intcuoire i were received to- die hr,= Lltht ichind, and to tile -21 fromn Calthagena. I oters tramn Caithagena, dated tile 9LIt ult. have likewise heat, rrcivte-l ?? trove brooglit to J:,,tasiea he hio 0la~jslys dthip Slhisnoo lin time to be ...