... WRz^Awt CGo~aSPONDMECE. ?? I\r~l I t t London, MAfrch I. The feelin in''the money market is not 6ood, e and the fndcontinuc flat, but no sole to any ex- _ tent have taken place. Consols left, off at fSi- to s for mon-ey an _k 87 to a.for the account Ex- chequer Bills at 47s. to 48s. premni. Of the foreign funds, Russian, Portuguese; and f Spanish, remain tolerably firm at yesterday's prides, I ...

... During the long absence of Sir Colin, the Knight Teinpiar, he is said to have visited Rome, where he had a very singular dream. He applied to a monk for his advice, who recommended his instant return home, else a very serious domestic calamity would befal him, which could only be averted by his presence. He immediately took his departure for Scotland, and, after much difficulty and danger, ...

... - ?? . TTr ?? I- -I _ l - re We have had occasion more than oll 11* point out the ignorance displayed by tie Lose5 Journals on the subject of Portuauese afpain to and to correct the gross errors into whidl tI had fallen. In our paper of Thursday qa,! Pt verted briefly to reports of a ?? & Pto the cause of the Constitutionalists circulat ad by the Aliguelite Journals ; wie stated that tl, ad ...

... 'I'lrlir Majesties and suite arrived at St James's Palace on Wednesday, about half-past one o'clock, from Wind- sor. Their Majesties were received on their arrival by the Dake of Curnberland. Sonme time after the King gave an audience to M\. Dedel, who has lately arrived in this countrv, as Ambassador from the King of the Ne- therlands, on a special mission. His Excellency oas presented by ...

... On Mlonday last, two troops of the Szretehl Grays ar- tl rived at Doncaster ; and, on the following morning, pro- edled on their route to York. The late Lieutenant-General Sir George Airey, whose t( demise at Paris we lately announied, served in Sicily h during thle Irto war, where he was attached to the army of Sir John Stuart. He also sueceerdere Lieutenant- h General Sir John Oswald, as ...

... I ?? I Iaon a ,:a . Iategg ;^tux EDINBURGH.: SA TURDAY. MARCH 9. - The Long Debate D terminated on Tuesday, ag everybody foresaw it would, in a triumphant majority for Ministers'; the first reading of the Irish Coercive Bill lhaving' been agreed.to, on a division,by 466 to 89. Mr O'Connell enacted the part of whipper-in to the Opposition, in a speech of prodigious length, and occupying between ...

... WHE: ON-DON.GMZiTTE. *QUE EN 5,ilOTsE, Sg;I;'iE SPALACE, FEE. 25. . Ti`s dy Nitnik PacIn :'Iierrbia speeialmislsion froin the Subiime Porte; .and Senor Doti Manuel Mo- C moo8, Minister Plenipotentiary from ?? of the UVnited Provinces of Rio do la Plato, had their first au. diencoee of her Ma.jostr,: into wvhich tbiey wtre reeprctively .a ?? by the Earl of .Dgubigh,, her Mlajest~y's Lord ...

... ANTI-PATRONAGE MEIETINGS. STnATIMEANE. -A petition to Parliaiient for the ablo- lition (if Church Patronage, and for the grant oftho right a~ to the commnianjeno, has bean prepared in this par~pip, - and is proceeding actively. G11EE~ocix-A great meeting was beld bere on the fgth, in thle Mid Parish Church, for the abolition of Pa, croynage, Robert Elaine, Esq. the Chief Mlagistrate, in. f the ...

... SALE OF LORD ELDIN', ,ICT URl'S Thle following is a list of some of the pictures. rwhiel Werie Sold 00 ThttO,,ilSy an Fridtay,.with thdjwcen- The Virgin and Child, after-'s design by Ybilcalil,' Wvas kuujt~tlti down for 1.4 4-,. ;but there beirintote bidders, it WIas i~ni put lip, andl lirouglt L..6 1 Cm. . A Landcisape, auith buildings and figurebn o~n burg 1b.01rougt 0 St Jerome, With an ...

... IMPERIAL P~ALIWEITT - HOUSE OF LORDS-March 7. w On the Lmrd Chanrcellor tekig his seat, The Marquis of WESTMINSTER presented a peti- t. tion from GIlasgow, praying for the better observance of a tire Sabbath. a Viscount SID31OUT1T presented a petition from tbe University of Oxford to ire saine effert. ' 'Similargptitns wore presented by Lord SUFFIELD d Lord BYRON from different congregations ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY LECTTRE. On Friday night, a Preliminary Lecture on Cdldnial Slavery was delivereil in Rose sti-cvt Church, he, Mr Thompson, the gtientman who hlas lately oppo)sed Mr Borthwieek in Giasgow and. elsewiere. Tho Rev. Dr Ritehie in the chair. Mr ?? in aom encing his lecture, said hie COtld pronison hiS audience little giatification, bht he asked to be heard wit11 candur, and entreated ...

... SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE. ASSURANCE SOCIETY D-- ~l I - ZD~' -t t: The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of. 'this SOCIETY (founded on the* model of the London Equitable), was hpeld in the Waterloo Rooms, on Mon- day the 11th ?? Sir DAvI eiLer, K.Cui in the Chair, in absence of the Duke of Buc- cleucb, President of the Society, from whom a ?? nication was rcceived, expressive of his regret at being ...