... I ma . Do ual ?? nut an Tnesdav. when the Rev. I This Reverendl Uourt met or, I esonay,. linen t.11 a tar Dr Smith of St Genrge',; was Oleitedi Miorderator for, the f nuing half year. After the nilnotes of Itist S~derirnt hradl h'o~l rL~ Dr P. M'k~Farlane fi Greoncti asked aheticr the Preshyte~iy of Duarnlarton had conaiplied with the in- junciotn o;f ll~t Synod. to accept of the resigiiatin ...

... NORTH BRITISII GARDENERS' SOCIETY. The first meeting for this season of the North British rit Professional Gardeners' Society was- held in the Calton in Convening Ro6ms; on Wednesday the 10th instant, at two o'clock P.me., wben prizes were awarded to the suc- to cessful competitors as follow :- Ye For the best six Auriculas, sorts, in pots, to John Mac- co Naughton, gardener to John Wanchop, ...

... iRO- - I |SPI]RIT OF.; THEr PUgI PhESS. ?? KIEPsXNG O TflP SABRATIT BiT,.-Our con- temporary, the Stoinzird, is a very zealous and a rci very ingenious advoeate of any cause he.espouses; Ca.i but where-his zeal is kindled, his assertions are nir often mutich- nore disdrnguished for the confl- dende::with whi&h` they are hazarded than the acu foundation on hili' 'hey rest. We should, in a S. ...

... cagtebonian atsuv. , e Ster EDINBURGH.J titr c. ?? _ _ _ ?? _ _ _ Lii S THURSDAY, APRIL 11. a V as Alehemmeul Ali, it is said, has refused to corn- ) ply with the demands of the French Ambassador, fro Admiral Roussin ; and his refusal is stated to ' have been conveyed in no courteous terms. The nol an Viceroy, it is understood, claims the entire Pa- qfb shalik of Syria, agreeably to ...

... PEYRONNET ON PATRLIAMIENTARY | JYURISDICTION I (Conelleded tfrom our lad,.) fel Aeing anxious to coinfine ourseves Otesrcl legal portion of this little treatise,' we Pass overg what is said of the Ordonnanc~s atnd' of certain filw cessory matters, in order to get at once to the'ex- n amuination of the report of 11. d e B3astard, on the wi triability of the Ex-Ainjisten's, whicli is perhaps the ...

... C - I!-. ?? . 4 i inIVATE1 GOQRRESPON DENCE- w, - I.. I ?? . - . T -A - An.,; ' L isbik Ib . ; . . , * rl ! : : London; :April:5. ., . New York papers to the 9th ult. have arrived ?? ti I mQruing. The session of Congress cto106 on the 2d I t arn one die 4th an ill.aeae7we ns ?? w , .> General Jackson, in the Hall of Repa~ te Ce- commencing bis~sccnd~periaad of thle p~roeu 5' let, Chiefly ...

... KEAN'§ LAST APPEARANCE. __ _ . _ .1 a.: *rm e Kean has often turned his retirement from the 0 stage into a farce; he must now make a serious business of it. If he ever appears on the boards v again, it -should Lbe only for the purpose of really t, bidding his admirers alast adieu. For these two or three years. past, his every performance has been growing weaker and, weaker, like, the ...

... London, April 26, . . . _I.. . , I . p:i -W ~London, Arlip :at,. acort to the 2d insfnot, whiell arlrived this tooin !'raitlits of ?? greatest activity in 1. : oliol' of tile United States, soers jiiji ?? 0111 to be felt of the great ' 'l'Ct;I an'd still in progress, of the : tins 3 te aiod of canals and rail- '' .\O; ' li toit Wl, al other large toens on io3 of stranigers was taking place ...

... Qt aaebonian Ater(ltUri sp at, EDINBURGH. ml tlz MONDA Y. APRIL 22. ns tit The affair of the Tribune, republican news- v paper; terminated on Tuesday in the conviction th of the responsible editor, M. Lionne. He was T tried by the Chamber, which he had denounced rce as 'prostituted, and declared guilty by a ma. of jority of 256 to so: after which he was sen- ti tenced to the maximum of ...

... ANTI.SLAVEr:Y .;OCIETY. or iac T sday it twel ve o' clock a spceial pidlic uleetitj o of the Edibulbgl Anti-Slavery Society was held in tbe Rov. Dr Browvn's iChapel, 1llmovleton Stret. John c Wigaiiac, jun. Esq. wasicalledto thechair. Themeeting was inurridrously acid respectal!y attilnded, indeed the P chapel ewao crowded in every quartel. tl Dr Greville stated tilhe oject of the meeting. ile ...

... MONTELIY MILITARY OBITUAny.Y. VIA.OR.GEIEXFRALs.-EvanF. roval artillery, Eas, Ia..2 AfAJOR-GENE.RALs.-EvanF, royal artillery Eas: I: dia Company's service. Colonel Younge, half pay 53d foot. LluTerNsNT-tCoLoNELS.-Jabez Aoclrenzi, Eia-t I, dia Cornpany's ?? Disnce half t' us attachod-Colbent, half pay 60th foot-Hiilard, ait asi 45th foot. major Suoroierfieldl, 83d foot, Limcrik. CArTAINg. ...

... ?? 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 ...