... l>!, Z VAt ?T Cf) Jen !rSJa~z; i.. I ,. . | It is i rstonri that byv the r trlI, inStTLI'it'lts havc been fot cie,! f I A inhassba-imlr ;n j.ololnon, oil 'itt j ! , I eiCgtrtZ:lt rnits Wvit i Belgtiumrt 1Il.tr l,,, :tl invitai: n to the Kinu'f r lin1t 'l q'ertt to thuIe rntificrtiriT1 of ItI- s,- , pit:rectlitngs aF the l.o:'ilhn (l'rt, winwre aneus ar.rr-.t l~nrnieltt t- irnoia te ...

... FrqaMI THE LONDON GAZETTE. S- ~~~~~~~~~~( DOWNrIS4G STBiRET, WtAY 1. . f Thie King tins bcen pleasedlto apioint Major-Gen. WVil- r Iiam Nicolay to be Govelnor and Commanlder iln Chsief of f the Islamd of Mauritius and its dependencies. FORETGN OFFICE, MAY 4. A The King has been' graciously pleased to approve of Mr Henry Minl.i, as Consul-General in the United Kingdom of Great Biritain and ...

... NAVAL AND MILITA BTYA Thi. A-Az.-e - 0-x '; :. i,_ . . - Thi cdemy, we fear, is going to thle wall, if it be not g~ofib already. We have beford us a printed c4 Letter to the si i Subscribers of the Scottish Naval and Military Academy, tl *On the Management of' that Institution, by Major Downes, eat the late qttperintenident, which~rrakes disclosures at once o painfull And hmlaig By ...

... FROM LLOYD'S LIST-_n. 15. .. .- - - n -y . -.. .. 5X LA5L&;-J-J tLF0 1.50 10 ay *0. Ramsgste, May IS.-The Po, Billing, from London to Bristol, was totally wrecked on the Four-foot Head, oif this harbour, yesterday morning. Crew saved; also a few of the materials, and part of the Cargo. Shields, May'a l2.-The Jessy, Cameron,. from Perth, in coming for the harbour last night, during a heavy-gale ...

... SCOTCM REFORM: EVIL INTENTIONS FRUSTRATED. t Earl Grey has been borne back to power on the shoulders in1 of the nation, and established in office more firmly than R5 .cer. Never before was Minister so supported, and never W I before, let us add, did Minister deserve to be so supported. de The country has risen en masse in his favour, and secured a I to him a civic triumph, suTpassing, in its ...

... UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGII. The Chair in this University, which lately became vacant by the lamented death of Dr Duncan, has not yet been filled ; and we rejoice beartily at the delay ashich has taken place, seeing it has afForded time for a candidate to appear in the field more eminently qua- lified to assist in renovating the Medical School of Edinlfurgh, and in elevatingsit to that high ...

... .CONDUCT OF TfU HOUSE OF PEERS; PRE- , lROGATIVE OF CREATION. I . - d- d The Peers seem to be beginning to tak' a thought and mend. Ini the case of those who have something e to lose, the reign of folly is naturally limited in dura- it t tion by the influence of terror, or, to express it more e correctly, by a just apprehension of consequences. The n I-louse of Lords on Monday did business ...

... SYNOD OF LOTHIXAN AND TWE0EDAI.E. t. I 1 Ud On Tuesday this Synod met in thle Iligh Cttrch, ltrre, ti lie he aftecr sermonn by thre ReveredA bon Bruce rf' Newt b: ,a North Church, the Synod made choice of tie ReverendA Dr 3 rc-f St Gtephen's Church to be Moderator for the ensuing ad half-year. Mse In rthe vening the Synod aszenibled in Trustees' Hall. ire The first bu~incss that came before ...

... Qlalebomian ercurv*. a==: EDIN-URG J SATURDAVYMAY 1g. TE To CoanEsrOwDENTs.-The letter of A Wellwisher v and Subscriber to the Scottish Naval and MilitaryAcademy, D though somewhat Ys lengthy, will appear as soon as we canr =sake room for it. What we wish is to comeat the truth ; what we desire is, to exemplify, in such a case as this, our love Ii of evenhanded jutisuce. At the earliest ...

... This is indeed a delectable story. Observe, first, how it exhibits the King. On that very day when, as the Duke pathetically says, his Majesty was left entirely alone by his I Ministers, he bethought hin, whether there were any means of forming a Government on the principle of carrying an ex. tensive reform, and it occurred to the Royal mind that Lord Lyndhurst, who had so vehemently opposed ...

... PIRIrVA7 CORRESPONDE CE. London, May 9. Tile city has been in a state of extreme excitement during it the whole of the day. It was obvious to all that a few hours, perhaps a few minutes, would decide the momentous v question at issue, and the general anxiety was therefore at s length wound tip to the most painful pitch. Rumours were afloat very early that the resignation of Ministers had been ...

... IRIsH £EDUCATION: A REPROVER RE- V1'OVED. in~ v-! . _ On Friday last the General Assembly were cccupied for it a considerable time in discussing tile overtures on the sub- o ject of the Government pilan of cducation for Ireland, or S rather in hearing a variety of loose rambling speeches on ti What a certain c:utnsel, learned in the law, would dentiominate cc CC the general question. What may ...