... 'IIE EDITOR OF TilF PILOT. I stood woane-a Renegade! ;_iust ihve coulitry he beirayed- Nor grace, ilo, pity moved hi;n N, Wi irhou t a hope 5i'mi mercy a aid, And to the list.-. RKtSBOs0uZ. Mlerrion square, 13th January, 1832 SfIR-J often told voua I was the best abused men in the world- cud I believe you will allow that upin no occasion of niyiife didi it ever hiappen to me to be more ...

... NA'rIONAL TRADES POLITICAL UNION. On yestt.rday, a prime'ous ineeting of this body to(ok place it the. Arena, Lowuer 'Abbe -street. Mr. PETElR 11.R'TIN in the Chair. Mr. RAY, Setretary. Several members having been admitted, the secretary. read tile subjpired lettets iin answer to the circular sent to tbe ,Sveial peerd and commoners of Ireland. Marston, 2d January, 1832. Stn-Irt reply to your ...

... I W1'e vere prevented by a press of other more uirgent matter from noticing the conclusion of the debate in the House of Commons on Thursday night, and the Edito- rial comments of a portion of the London press. We do not now regret this delay, as some other of our Lon- don contemporaries, containing observations on the same subject, have reached us to a later date. As we wish rather to argue ...

... IMPERIAL PA RLIAMENT. l HOUSE OF LORDS-TUIESDAY, JAMIUARY 17. (raHOM A SECOND EDITION OF THE attN.) The house met to-day pursuant to adjournment. o The Eiarl of SHAFTESIBURY took las seat on the woolsack as a Deputy Speaker, shortly before four o'clock. During tle recess the interior of the house has undergone somer the floor above the bar has been covered with rich crimson carpeting, whicb ...

... PRIVAT J- I.ondon, Monday F.r i bere is a v2st quantity in the morning pzers of t t clat er about Ireland, bhyosu which 111 ggy Serve,. Lonlon arit~rs seldom Aaliot- them to exalt th ' eides, in the same journals, not a little to b , which the pnuhce s import from Ireland herslel I maniftactured in shops opened brlishmen, e len' e the beastliest libels that are indited on this i DAiorling ...

... MAUI)ALIEiN ASYLUM. Yeserdav, the Rev. Mlr. Whitebead?, Professor of logic aold EZids in the College of Alalynotbh preaChed a charity Sirruon in TIn lnsend *tri et Cba pfi, it. aid I '' the fu .ds of thme 'l .gdalel | Asylum. The text was l lessed are the merciful, for they shall obtaiji nercy. XV\iIth manilIg to pay all llrdserlved Complinlelt to the preacher, e bave no hesitaiion in ...

... MARKETS. Monmouth, Saturday, Jan. 14.—Wheat, 54s Od to 60s 2d Barley, 38s Od to 00s Od; Oats, 19i 4d to, 22s Od; Beans,, 00s Od to ooa Od per Imperial quarter. Abergavenny, Jan. 14.—Wheat, 60s 3d; Barley, 38s 3id. Oats, 00s Od; Beans, 00s Od; Peas, 00s Od per Imperial quarter Hereford, December 31.—Wheat, per bushel weighing 801ba. 8s 10d to 9s 3d; Barley, 6s 6d to 7s Od; Oats, 3s 6d to 4s ...

... The Lord Chancellor airived in town on Tuesday night, and appears to be in the enjoyment of good health. He has just recovered from a slight attack of English cholera. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—The new court of Bankruptcy was opened on Wednesday last, pursuant to the act of last session. Till some more convenient place is appointed, the court will hold its sittings by favour of the Speaker of the ...

... The court appointed to try Captain Warrington, on charges, the substance of which was given in our last, re-assembled, after its adjournment, on Wednesday morning last, at the Merchants' Hall. For some time before the doors were opened to the public, the sittings appropriated to those who obtained tickets were com- pletely filled, a number of elegantly dressed ladies forming a large proportion ...

... EXECeTION OF JOHN HOWI*SON. h On Saturday'rniiiing this wretched culprit, could wer l, believe his own nectunt of hiMselfl wb should say this monster, suffiered the last sentence of the law, at the or- dinary place of execution, bead of Libbdrton's Wynd, foe F the murder of Widow Geddes, residing Fit Long Row,' t1Cramond, ef which he wat convicted' three *weks before. l Since his condemnation ...

... TO Seth_.DITOR 'OF TP.E CALEDOGIAN M9RCVURY I TO T;.E EDTOP- - -,~--- 1.Wp eep n Sj5_Athrh,,tth two or three paragraptis have been wril- tees in your widOY ciretitu'(d Ipmper iti:in't .treet ffhaking. th t~~da~pobli~ is~n~ h's eti, t all daresed. 164veti, it 1%I. ipiateets1t7r;.ad. I.nstead olbelflt es forolerlY. o 8 lid 1~tll hnsisof dakness. it I,' ,ibw Aon2i at all tImso the dat. Y~u e n ...

... Thc monthly meeting of this Commission war held in the Exchange Buildings, Leith, on Friday, -the Lotr Provost., it, the chair. Considerable time war occupied in the matter o f the pro. test taken by Ir Hardie, at the meeting before lait, against the vote Otf11!r Robert Philip, on tile -ground of -his not being duly qualified to act as a Commissioner. Air Philip complained that this protest ...