... ('UU Ol(C'S A DVEN'I'U R1. (1rn igh ii; at. ijgcs, in, Btuelinvoo~ ?? VV About hirty ears no Air B -. having at that to time newly cominenlced businless in, Ednugh a returing o hor5balck fromt the city to a ?? he hd nar rmiond. It was a wilt ih i o hembr adntir thoug busaltok thle seaside as ei the shortest WalY Ihote, he ?? evening, r on account of thle increassing darkness, to keep oilh ...

... mon Extract of a letter from a medical gentleman in eit tile Hon. East India Company's service, who, with eat Iis lady and rhild, was onl board the brig Earnont, us, wrecked in Satngur Roads on tile 21st orf May ;IIs Calcutta, 27th June 1835. On We are to sail to-morrow, for the second time, fir 'on Malacca, in the Caledonia. WeV saildlo in the hark Yes Eanont, on the 15th of last month, and ...

... le'al oitian ifaercurg EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. , 1 On3monday we sial probably have.s3mething ; etosyy on the subject of' the approaching muuicipal eloc., I i .be~conniunicationsef Philo.Presbyter, L. P., i sand IfR. H. S., ivill appear on Monday. - ?? IMPORTANT NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. Our readers will be gratified to learn that Dom Pedro, having at length assumed the ofensive, has ...

... THE PITT -TATUE. 2L The adiliuris of the heaven-born iiie'have for Some days past been greatly. taintalised by' anl ge apparently iinreccseary~ delay, inl withdirawing the dai I envious veil which Shroudedl from thcir eyes the pi 2 image of thle i dol thcy has e so long worshipped. a arBut, ats E.Iiiitinefl Theban of oar acquaintance is a II, accustom'ied to observe on similar occasions, there ...

... t The news brought by the Pike schooner has .fully confirmed our previous anticipations. Bour- at mont has not resigned the command of the Mi- pr guelite army, in consequence of sustaining a de- w feat; he has not yet been vanquished; and so Or far from having fled into Spain, he is in full m march to Lisbon, from which, at the date of the so .last accounts, lie was distant only about forty to ...

... SPAZT OF wad PUBTIa-C ?RES. C11t1xs IS GRItAT BRlITAIN.-WVh~en Lord Lyndhurst a few days ago stated in the House of Lords, that clime had increased from one extremity of the island to the other, we ob- served that we had no doubt that though this might be true with respect to England, it would not be found true with respect to the agri- cultural districts of Scotland. There was yes- terday ...

... SNEW TOWN COUNCIL SLCTIONr OF MAG.ISrTRATEO. On Thuirsda.y ?? Town Council 1eld theil first rgular mncttirg fur the purpose of choosing the Lord - Provodst, ngtohre rats, Truasurer. antd other o[lirfcr-iCrerS, n according to theo sot of thre burgh. The Rev. ?? Bruce n having offered up li imnpressive prayer, Air Alaekay, who, was at the ?? of tle pIll, toaci tha chbair in furrs of the act. The ...

... TIIE-TEN~bR MERCIES OF MIGUEL. I . ._ s no piturh exhibited in the following petition nS enough to sicken the stoutest heart. The ruffian Telles Jordao, has already paid the forfeiture of his go crimes, though pot in such a way and manner as e would have been satisfactory to justice; what re- in tribaoion'may await Telles Jordao's master is ano- iX ther-question, but one which time must now ...

... -R CPRIVATE GOR3EsT2°lfhs\3,-a;,t$ Lonl()n, OctAer . Papers, and a private letter to i rb August, have fienir received from Bue on. Despatchcis hah arrived from Gceneral R0,1t - was- still ont against thle Indians, t't qruItrreps, on the river Colorado, utl h that ColoJnel M~artiniano Rodriguei w'lrz ; pursuit 'of an JIndian force, comm;ogil Cacitine Chocori, had forwarlled a not rototo that ...

... caebon tan farieurv. List. EDINBURGH. are [tedl SA TURDA Y, JANUTAR Y 5. ?? tare The last arrivals, from America have brought fitl two documents of co'nsiderable interest ; the Mes- 0 'Omn ~ o sage of the President, and the Report of the Secre- P L.of tary of the Treasury. Bothiconcur in representing ti tg the foreign and domestic, commercial and politi- c cal condition of the States as ...

... PRriATE cOnrRSPONDENCE London, Fcb. 22. ii Welhave received the following letter from our private oll'i corresponldent aItPai, dated 20th inst. :We have flee aceeiit., to-dear from Madrid, to the loth inst. The ti f new. instivptien establisbed for the purpose of defending thle GOV0erniiirfl1t sainst the combinaiftionls of the Car- liqts, end ?? isinl mutation of the Inatonl curdyof this ...

... NEWM171ARKET SECOND SPR1NG. mEETING. i MONDXDAY, SMAY 6. Mate], for 50 ?? three miles of B. C. M11r MIk. Stanley's Skinner . . . . i Gen. Grosvenor's c. by Stainborough . 2 The Wretcled Stakes of 200 sovs. each, b. ft. colts, &rt. 711. * fillies, 8st. 41b.-A. F. not engagad in the Deby or Oaks. Lo l TWivlistuk'I eG. [y Sultan . . Lord Cortn lrrros Brother to Blyth . . 2 Lord Sn arbl olte's c. ...