... ._ bition ? Entillfit, . 0 ., . . q ? - 1? I UNITED: STATIEiS. I. ?? the:ni~brge' Washington, Eaivdi fatv Livelr 'm I pool;.i1vi York papetsr t the 9gitidtincdlsive,°' i~ have be e re lvee d ' Tdhi'B ue iiln Waa staila .h i ngrosaif~i~-ibjet'ofdiseogior ;nnexpecta Ye .'tion ?? f ..,tihasiti'Mroii qwd-tia - ousel bWe''esen-ta-; or ;~ ~ ~ ?? I ibo6ofiss ace ?? St~DSB.tidjl t hedthSi egrinthe ...

... rimom TaHE tBOON GAZETTE.: wsrrTEHAWr., APRIL 18. 1 The jing lirs' beeri pleased to present the Reverenid f Gener.', Rentiin to the Ohurch a~nd perislir, Drnsyre, in t thre rleshyrerv of Biggar and~eointy of Lanark, vacant by nie death of 'the Reaerernd William Meek- i WAR OFFICE-Apri: 18. l3th Light Dragoone-Cuiliet W. MT. Juliun to be Lientenant, by purchase, vice 'Hackett., who retires- F. ...

... I.IO DAY, JUfly 21. IA - hi1. _. .. . 1 The gallery teas opened at the usual, hour, and the House immediately proceeded to public business. Mr SINCLAIR presented a petition ftrom? the perish of Culington, in favour of the Established Church of Scotland. The Hoinourahle Member said, that he at all times felt highly bondbired in basving petitionis on this subject entrusted to his care. He ...

... MANUAL LABOUR C. MACHINERY. i'hANUAAL LAsoUn Vel'SZS UIACHINERFY, EiealplifiCd ia a Specehl, &e. &c. bh the elsmberfor Lanartuhi!te. London, Cochrane & .3P1Crone, 1834. The Honourable AMeiber for. Lanarksbire has been long distinguished as the great Patro-l of the band-loom weavers. Thaf large body of operatives could hardly nave been more fortunate in a repre- sentative of their interests. ...

... DINNER TO SIR GEORGE MIURRAY. : The public dinner given at Perth to the Meiher fur s that county, Sir George Murray. toor Place on Friday, ae in the County Hall, at which about 700 gentlemen were th present. The following alecount of the proceedings is an copied from the Endsfcornpgr Evenn Post of Saturday: in At five o'clock, the Chairman Lord Viscount Stok- wi font, entered the alll, ...

... (Froin the Dutsf'ies C0o1iel'.) A SERIES OF LETTERS ON THE Late Enactmient Of tile General Assembly, relative to Patronage and 6'alf,' occasionted by Dr. Ceoo's recent attack on that meaart2e(, fhu a Panmphlet entitled A ?? Oloservattion-, &4'e. dfC. LETTER FOURTH. To the laev. Dr George Cook, Dean of the Thistle, Professorof Moral Philosophy in the University of St Andrew's, &c. &c. DEAr ...

... THE RECENT EXTENSIVE FORGERrtS s' For some days there has been a good deal of ce le versation in the city, anti no slight apprehensiwos ne have been entertainedirelative to several for - wvhich are in circulation: through the Orygeljs as have been issued by Jodn Bentley, of try anti Bentley, Dear, and Co., wareliousemen, of side, and of Canonbury House, lalingtoe in house waa in very ...

... ' ?? Ward of Lanarkshire Coursing Club met on the 9th and 10th instant, on Lord Dorglas's estate, near Tinto, to award the a Silver Couples. run for by dogs pupped in 1S33. Both days the sporfvwas excellent. The trials, throughout, with only one or two exceptions, were quite satisfactory-some. of them tre- naendously severe, the bares generally standing beforo the diee. as if in December. At ...

... :.bealtwitiOan otercurn. . DINBURGH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. We have great pleasure in calliiig the atten- tion of our readers to the report of the public nieeting~of the inhabitants held yesterday in the Grassmarket. An address was adopted praying his Majesty to extlude the Duke of WNellingtob from lsihgCouncil, arid to asselnbic the p *men-t ithout delay' The speech,, Evere I animated, and ...

... THE A-RMY. III cnn'sequencc of, tile epidemnic now prevalent at-Gilb- raltar, .hTAssat ugo' jilinar Campbell, Greo Stewirt, antI Jchln M'Coy IIDonaldl hatve left Chathani for Falinouth. for die purpose of embarking in the first in 4ITirFY PRACTrcE..-The royal -artillery, 'on e a'nan foct, assembled yesterdlay at the8 Pigeon House at k Fort, for glut anid martaer practice. Saven six-pounders-- ...

... , He Joeph Napoleon Bonaparte has piblished the he following letter to the subscribsers of the petitiots d..s ddressed-to the :Chamber of Deputies, cslling fr the repeal of the lsnvw of banishment, enacted irn me 1815, agaiiist the flamily of Napoleon I age Gentlemen-Your voice has been raised in favour ted .,f the family of Nspoleon. We love to believe- that it not has expressed a popular ...

... . M TELFORD, CIVIL ENGINEPR. We announce, with feelings of deep regret, the c] death of this eminent and excellent individual, which took place at five o'clock yesterday afternoon, at his a house in A bingdon Street. h Mr Teliford was in the 79th vear of his age. The ti immediate cause of his death was a repetition of se- ti vere bilious attacks, to whtch he had for some years been subject. He ...