... lEjilT FDO(g K CtOMM1y.1 Oil Mindily-fimemll oftl -)T~i,61 a k I the Exchange of~ra sh Cotuiisi ?? eaiar. flens t sIt. 'The -Lord P'rovost in the b pril Crichston kid, hie was under the noceemitv of ex- prssing hlis Surprise at the Intestimn of thea Tow-h Coun- ~ citof dinurg, t o slt thle Docks of Leith, although ci Government had forserly docidecl that the City of Edinh. % ?? bad lit right ...

... THlE ARMY. 0 The 23 dragoon gmirds are about to remove from .4d Piershill Barracks to Nottingham, and are to be replaced 16 try the 6th dragoon guards fiorm Dublin; and tde 3 Fel l light dragoois are to remove from Glasgow to Nortich Th e aund iewi b, and are to be replaed bythe 7th iussarsi from the latter stations. Part of each regiment wail march 10 this weck. 21t ,f EMrBARKAn TION OF ...

... SCOTTISH CHURCI VREFORM. LLT-UET IX. COCIeOudir RefleCtionS. n 'so ome of the preceding letters I have exhibit- ,ea a general outline of a plan of Church Reforni, which appeara to mec so moderate and reasonable, that any inconveniences likely to attend it s exeu- tion bear no proportion to the slibstaitiai adivanta- ges which it promises to confer. It prodduces very little innovation in the ...

... ?? a I r b a u i a it. Aterri.trv,. EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. t All the attention we can spare from our do- mestic concerns will ere long be fixed on the af- fairs of Turky, which, from the accounts in the foreign jcurnals, seem to be in a deplorable state. t The late action with the Egyptian army appears to have been even more decisive than was at first reported ; indeed, every thing ...

... ?? INDIA CO611; ANlY. ih hroprie-tors re ube n Toe iaN, anedpr ceeded to the filrthcr consideration of Sir alin lkol- cohn's resolutions. Sir Ifurford Jones llrytlges said, tlhat thle beet way to treat thle imp ortant question before thel Court weas care- fells' to st' uly the correspondence between M~r Grant and the'Directors. The situation of the Company andil the Government was; aesajognuel ...

... hMONTHLY MILITARY. OBIUTlGAfY. r. _r ,n - A b I Generil Sir R. Browirigg, ?? Colnel 9th foot, Governer of Landguard Fort.' -Liet.-Generl Sir Thomas Bowser, ?? East India Comipany's .Service.- Major-General Sir John Mlalcolm, ?? East In- dia Company's Service, London. . Colonel Uurnett, East India Comp~any's Service. LIEOTENANT-C~r~oNowEls.'-Gihoafl, 76th foot, Tun- bridge-Glass, East India ...

... AIR COBBETT AND )IMR O'CONNELL. .. r - __ - I7 I, _,.1qwhs fin ..mwit Lo'ok Lopon Uiis pipture and on r dint. O'Coe'eY' Chlearacter of ' C'harexetert f ?? Cobbetd in Dee. 1828. Connell 'in Moi' /t a 1 I2S. I deep*I reeret thet thle ' I ha av liehd th the peers eametin have to fathoe the depths th ?? baeen shocked end Insulted Connellt's ICYPeisi', falso- I Ao, t4ip name of thatt eavape, ood ...

... id TO THr EDITOR OF THE CALEDONTAN fItECUtRV. 3f SnL I feel obliged by the flattering mmncr in vhich et you hava introduced iiiy letter on this subject to the no- t tice of yor readers. In your reniarl sr however, you do I, not ewns to attach that iipiirtince to the shortening olf of the distant a batween this city and london, ?? ap- penri to me to belono to it, and you have overlooked tbe ...

... THIE AlANIFESTATIONS. The discipleS Of Rowisnm are now really 00t,.Herodiing, Herod. Poor Mr Tait was obliged, on,' unoday last, in coisequel' te of the scenes euacted in his chapel the week beforclto hang out a placard etating, that no Ltrdng Yer wldbe IIdmitted, and to have anumber of olaic Reo prsent to prevent any breach of the peace ue erutnthinkingpeople always rai after novelties, ...

... GLASGOW UNMEV.EMSITY; THE LORD . I . ~RECTrOR. By some 1 untoward accident, the follow- ing Letter reached us at too late ati hour to ap- hi pear in our last publicatioll ;a circumstance V~ which we regret the more, as the nodus creator' c( by the late equal division, of the Nations would a probably be resolved yesterday. The reasons .which the Solicitor-GCP1crl ha hee sa td b with so much ...

... c END ()RG ANfSATION OF THE I { jRUSSIAN ARM Y. e 'l ploccd to fulfil the promisc which I ec time a ego made, to lay before our read- eS OIVP outl( authentic details of the force and .! of tuG Ru1ssian Army. This im- * 1)311) w ,:ill he fiounid to look very formidable I 0*lecd some states which jlay a part in r . 'scrcely contain a population exceed- i. ruirer~s. The Emperor or Czar is its l , ...

... MROMY THE LONDON GAZETTE. . . , I I . - A : ...