... SNEW TOWN COUNCIL SLCTIONr OF MAG.ISrTRATEO. On Thuirsda.y ?? Town Council 1eld theil first rgular mncttirg fur the purpose of choosing the Lord - Provodst, ngtohre rats, Truasurer. antd other o[lirfcr-iCrerS, n according to theo sot of thre burgh. The Rev. ?? Bruce n having offered up li imnpressive prayer, Air Alaekay, who, was at the ?? of tle pIll, toaci tha chbair in furrs of the act. The ...

... .ISTIMAONiAL TO DARING COURAGE IN . l. THE CAUSE OF HUAIA|TY. * ..Oiil ?? orthL Cniireric.) b-ig 'Oii tie night of the 19th day of February'Isi the brig I tiicita of Palermo was shipvrecked oppnsite to the entrance of Milford Harbour. There were ?? on board, opt of whirh 6ve, including the mniater, a young man of education and considerable attainments, were dtoehed, aitd their bodies 'interred ...

... IREPAL OF THE UNION AND EXTINCTION OF TITHES. Titeoday a- meeting of the householders and inhabi- thtits of tbo united piarislics of St Maerk; St Andrew. anod St Ann, took place pruant to requisition, at tlte Corn Ekcharige, Dublin, P. Klly. Esq. in IIhe Chnir, 1fur the t Bole tsnd excti-ivei purpose of considering the ?? ofpeaigm etn eiin ?? -thli ters' money-tbe other praying for. a ...

... DICKMAN'S DEN AND CAVE, Abouit midway betwixt the commeceme'net of thebol prjetin clff to the eastward of the 'tile bohld rojectitn' l~fiqc n h ason'S Cave, town of-Aberbrotihwick, and thle Masn'dCaep, there runs indented into the land a longs deep, and narrow channel. In the summer eveningS, when all is still around, I Not a htin in t e-air, Nst a iweath on the Yea, more splendid sight than ...

... - J Il6cioy. A few companies of the grenadier guards den arrivedl hele oil Friday frorn Windsor, under command stal of Colonel l'ynuard. They occupy the infantry bar- the rack iln Church Street, and have ?? on duty at the Jos Palace. Their offiuecrshave established their hiess at the Sin Albien. t r bee The depot of tbo Ist hittalion rhse brigade, ttationed tinl at Chatham, have rcclveisd ...

... e. AcountS from different parts of the province re- f spearing the crops are verv ;ilarmings a subiscrier in ?? informs uts that thue in tiitaits in that quarter are panic_.truck by'reason of the failure of the crops; very few persons, ifi any, having ?? e one-half of wheit would be slifficienit for their own use' On the south-west ?? of the Mirarnichi v river, great injury lias been doms to ...

... i .IMAGISTRATES'S Oi BURGIHS. CAIC\L.-Captain Andrew Hodge, R.N. Chief M,,oi- Ox trate- Meeqsrs Andrew Brown, sea. James Fleming, Bai- lies; -Dir John Spence, Treasurer. FALKIRC.-Henry Salmon, Esq. banker, Provost; by, Messrs JmnesAitklen, Robert Russell, Adam Watt, Bai. va, lies; AMr Robert Smith, Treasurer. wn ST MONANcr.-Thonlas Brown, Esq. Chief 1lagis.; pi- trate; MeossrsiJames Adam, ...

... - AuIsToCoRATTC EDUCATIION.-What Juvenal's 'Sixth Satire was to ancient Rome Mr Beverley's pamphietul is to. modern Cambridge. Douibtless the view is a one-sided view, but that there is suehr'a side to be viewed is scandalous and alarm- ing enough. To send a lad to the University for the improvement of his mind would appear, from Mr Beverley's representations, to be much the same thing as to ...

... (1r'om lte Globe.) _ Although no mnore seizures for assessed taxes took c place yesterday (Mondriav), it is not fora molnent t to bc implied that withia due consideration for ac- c tunl inability the law will not ultimately he allow- I edi to take its course. It may possibly be judicious, a undcr aill the cirolumstances, to allow a pause for F consideratioti on the part of many hasty but re- i ...

... PIINEAS DANIEL, EsQ. Secretary to the Roydal urgeI Commissioners. l ( )It Glasgow, 4th Nov. 8.3 wt Situ-Nothing hut a sense of public duty would irinuce IC- me to address you at present; but as an anonsinious pa. )at ragraph has rititn the last few days appeared oin several m- of the Edinburgh and Glasgow newspapers, making a di. sc. rect soid unprovoked attack afalent toy character as a lf. ...

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

... Ci a4ballian:a4velarly, EDINBURGH. THIURSDAY. NOVEMBJER 14. Accounts have been received firm Lisbon to the 3d instant. Nothing of importance had transpired since the occapation of Santarem by the enemy. The latter were still at that place, which they were engaged in fortifying, and they had sent away all the womnen, children, and men incapacitated by age or infirmities for bearing arms. This ...