... THEE ARPIVT. Lieutenant Wingate, 78th Highlanders, has landed at Plymouts from Cey- I Ion, where the regiment lost ten serjeants and 100 men, of cholera, in a few S days. t STIRLItSG.-The first division of the depot of the 7ath regiment, which t has been stationed in Stirling Castle for the last thirteen months, left on I Tuesday morning. under the command of Captain Vassal, for Paisley. The ...

... die- At the Annunal Genseral Meatfisi of Commsissioners of Supply, IV; night Landiholders, &C. Ct' the couility of flaniff, hield on tisc 30th ntlt of Yr to whnich Colonel Thr~lons Goridon, of Park, was Preses. After idis- W~ roe.posing of fthe routine bisiiiess of theo tiay, the Mfeeting had snnhnd' Le coinsideoration tue three Bills, lately institrodieod into Pairtha snent, Tt an d~is- fot' ...

... : ;iFAIRS INMAY. Ui 1., Amulree (great fair)-lnverury. . Th. 2. Cumineston-Glenkiidy-Rosehearty, - F; 3. Kilsyth-Rutharglen, 32 C.. Alford-Clashnore-Kilcoy-..Slatetorl. ' ' Tq. 7.. Auchindoir-Bridge of Don-Kepple Tryst-Muchalls-New Tat ,, bet-Skirling. si w 8. Dpuie-Dcnny-Findoni-Muir of Ord (two days)-Tarves' 0 Th. 9. Auchterdrder-Bervie-Cornhill-Logie. o F.. 10. Elgink-Kelso (cattle)-Turriff ...

... 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 ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONNIIJSCE.. London, klav 2nl. 1833. Y u may judge fromf ths tons of the leadino; L,,nduuj~ur- aa'iof toidev, thai'- the friens of- tiie existiog a4drmistratiou do not tbiiA that the majority of yesterday morning hag at all siretigtbetied - their pssitioni. -I'eir best friends do riot see how tb y can go ml and adhere to their determinatioti to gsise'lihs ptople no relief ...

... IVrOnglNG Of TBT jOCt1jN o1L. t , | We frequently expreed our suspicions, during thte _ progress of Elart Grey's eoercive measure through parliament, that there wao somethingin the breathless he anxiety of ministers to foce it id' daw, which indi% B cated a concealed purpose much ?? unjustiiable than even the suppression of popular assemblies itself. ID The ready ?? which we saw given to ...

... - ? ? ? , 1 ? cot, ?? J , - ? I ? DUBLINr , TUESDAY, MAY 14, A133. 'rhe Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thutrday, and Gev- man to less recent dates, ware last nigha received. The Auqgsbsrgk Gazettt of the 4th inst. contains a letter, dated Constantinople, 16th It., which describes the -Otatifl of the pnblic mind in that- capita l as fastsulbsiding. The peace was looked' upon as' all but ...

... IMPERIAL PARL!ATE , HOUSE OF LORDSXFatDA~Y MAY 10. EaftiGREY laid upon th~e'table the paipers relating to Algirs hic ha bee moed or y a noble' lord (Aber- deen Hebeggd t saythatif ay f rthr discussion arose I po tissbjct h soldus hs iereta so the pro- dutin f.an ohe dcuens.HeWoul n 'vthat Ithe TeEarlof WICKLOW movedfo returnso~fall agrcemcflts entered into between the occupiers'an owners of ...

... THE MINISTftY AND (HlEy ALARMING ASPECTj I - .-I ~ I OF, THINGS. I' ?? rit ?? ''aai#z''eX4r) ' ?? In another part of this paper r*e -have observed that his f Mi~ajesty's Tiniaters'arte great .promloters-of anarchy~ The I effect of their eoulsels -'as been tao disgrae& the House of Cominoos; and to 'esrtroy 'all confidenlce in TCreprent1~tiou . The nl~i'ai~gsign'(from 'hich Sour foolish rulers ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, May 20. The Duke of WEL.sLNGToN, on presenting' a petition fromw Newcastle, complaing of the Dutch embargo, said he would have entered into remarks upon the subject, but that he understood that circulnstances were not un- likely to justify the removal of the ?? GREY said that when the proper time arrived he should be able to justify the conduct of the Go- vernment. He ...

... DOMENICHINO'S ADDRESS TO THE PORTRAIT OF HIS MISTRESS.* Ah! smile not so, thou mimic loveliness- Thou cherish'd image of my lost Floranthe The smiles of Hope and Joy are lost on me They shine around me like the useless light Upon some dreary mountain's lone sterility, Making its desolation only visible. Yet once I woo'd coy Happiness, and won her, And this lone heart was bursting with her ...

... DIVISIONS. The following are the entries in the Commons' Jour- n18 of the decibions on the several questions that arose on Sir John Key's mo,ioi) HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX—Motion mude and JlUestioh proposed,—' That it is expedient to grant relief 10 his Majesty's subjects by repealing that portion of the Sessed caxes charged on inhabited houses and windows:' -Amendment proposed to leave out from ...