... L:IPROVEMENTS CO'iMMSSION. On Monday another meeting of the Commissioners of Improvements was held, the Lord Provost in the chair. A lengthened but desultory discussion took plece in regard to the large sum expuzided in elitaining the loan antI act of Parliament. It originated in a cc siplaint by Mr Macdonald anl Mr Miller, that the staterment pelt. lished was unsatisfactOry, anI that several ...

... xalml Intrillioraff'.. (-eron the Pertsmonuth Herald.) HisMajesty's surveying vessels tna, Commander G. W. Sicyring, and Raven, cutter, Lieutenant Arlett, dropped down to St Helen's on Sunday, whence they sailed on Tuesday, via .Madeirn, for the coasi ofAfrica. '4is Dlajestv's ship Orestes, 18, Commander Sir W. Dickerisan, Bart., sniled on Tuesday for Lisbhn, via Ellmiutib, with despatches for ...

... AlRbIIANGEL AND NONTflC i Ar. . I . er A circular fronm Gates aind Co. o states that forty thousand bunaIl, %I l ortC lately arrived there from Arda Ogdf ° 4at 1t had bought it freely, whl(l'nbld tl r, lil.t culations for sales of the Unit^at Stnt2dttl in fouri The British corn lasas th Canada, show very beautifully the eY IV d tective policy. Bread stuffs are g ra a p d a rate oil thc~ hinlns ...

... TOWN COUNCIL, E2ITH. On Friday the Town Council met, Provost White in the chair. After the minutes of last misetinghad been read, approved of, and signed b)y the Provost, it waS resolved, upon the suggestion of Bailio Wishart, that the Council should mect 'on the second Tuesday of every naonth in placc of the first Friday, as agreed upon at the former meeting. r The Council, in reference to ...

... GLASGOW COLLEGE-ELECTION OF LORD | | RECTOR. lie At a numerous and highly respectaible meeting of stu- pu ~. dents in the Ethic Class Roerr, oin Tuesrdry eveniug, LpI Sir D. Sandford and Mr Cokuearrn wcre proposed as O ilr candiriates for the Rectorehip. Very strerruous exer- ~. tions were maude in support of bath gentlemen, durinig the it time which intervened till the day of election. A keen ...

... M LOTIITAN COURSING CLUB. - ?? -l at Dalkeit]h ?? The Autumn Meeting was lheld nat VIlelte w hen W y ' atI nil 6th November,wht thy anfll NvednIdP tre run for on the property of the Marqnis Of Lort Ila er Pr The FIrl of Rosebr.Prss NMr George WauchoPe, Vice Preses. Fib- d- flA,{fri~amsySI h. CodUPLES for Dogs of last Year. das' ?? SIL ?? L. Lord Torphichen's Y. 0. Terror beat Mr Aithamistn' b ...

... _IR CAMPBELL OF SONACHAN AND I THE CALEDONIAN MXIERCURY. - Th ti0 - .. - ?? - J.4idJ'JN1^AiN .A'ltlitjUkiY. In the Caledonian lllercursr of 1lth ?? 1835, there was published an article under the title of F er ries in Argyllshire ;` and afterwards during the same month, and the months of April andl May following, there were published in the same paper, certain letters signed 1 Aitn s, which ...

... MlAASI-IAL .TOTJRDAN. The conqueror of Fleurus, and the last repre- sentative of the wars of the French republic, (lied at Paris on Sunday last, in the seventy-secolnd Year of his age. Marshal Jourdan laving seen precede him to the grave every commander whomn the Rc- volution had called forth and entrusted with the direction of its armies against the enemies of i- borty, has at last closed ...

... imxNOD OF AURNTFrN. TO TIME ?? OV THE CArLtt)ONIAN. MEjR~U7E Sea-Tire Synod of Alberdeen lhes ?? signalised itself of late. by its indepeodineno and liberality of senti neent. ror its public display of these qualities it eits the highest epproliationl. In these important respects it lias become quite an example to the Church. It gene, ronosly takes the lead in every measure that tends to onl- ...

... -, ?? I ec . ARRV~lOF IIEM~f~t~~r~~sW1,ELESLEh'. ~~nSaturday ,the Marciliofless Wlely c Mis Caton, arrived in Dublin by companiies by steameri ?? Marchioness Pr- tehd Firebrandstaer arwhr .riaeedd i'meately to the Phoenix Park, her Ontidiremt ains. The Lord Lieutenant was tarrive in Waterford with a letter fiom Mir Lttle- ton adirectinhg that Mr Barron, proprietor of the t iterfsrd brout'nicle ...

... MUMVATE CORRMSPONDENCE. -r__ r_.- t _o London, November 22. TheJournae Commerce of Tuesdav contains the following-]etter from Ancona, but the-editor of that pa. per preludes it by saying, that as it was through the sanre channel that the report of a revolution in Constantinople was received, which did not prove correct, but, on the contrary, turned out to. be quite erroneous and without ...

... TATTERSALLiS. The attenditiee on Thursday ivag thin, and business exeenly Islck, without any probability of inrproving I till after C ?? t os. Tnhe only horses mentio ?? 'ere I the ?? ` ;- > Tue Di.3 -7 to I agtt Mr Yates's Bentley (of. o fored)J-7. - to 1 ogst ferW ett's Bobastes (takel)-d2to 1 Vgst Amr Batson's Plenipo(offered)-16 to] aptlr hif Cbi noy'S Shile.ih (tahen)-l1 to I ahst Mr ...