... I i'4nxJftlF : HOU, Ot DS54Dne 27 .3 Dai -S gali.c Pti~t~atreswKSi.aL,; , . - - l~l t~bil~tso~f C A~tiR ~ ftre rose to move - ta.thi s* lt Wcom nittey Ho asiundeistoo1d to coin d piann 'of 'thuineffiifincy of the present law ielatve to ?? p,,olaces-ef tleitrjaasement. It Wtas prepiisit0ou to , 'that there iere to be sinch a number of, theatres InD t great ntroplls left w ithout regolationr of ...

... TIHE ARMY. r LORD ERtID]NROLL ,>It isrumourid in military ceircleS that Lord Brudenetll-s about to be placed on tie fuil pay of one of the cavalry corps in. India. WO attach but a little credit to the report, beciuse it is -diffic to ilma n gina that the Military .Secretary acnotwithstandiriK his in- lt tirtiacy with thisihanighty and iniietuous Peery, would f v'enture so far to ootrage public ...

... gj?IMT qr THE PUULIC PASS$. I ? POLITICAL TRHACRIHRY OF SIR. GrORGiE U MIURRAY.-It was a favourite maxim among v the profligate politicians of 'ancient Rome, that Men Were to be cheated with oaths. Sir G. v Murray appears to-have adopted this rule, with the' sligkivq~iidion of pledges for oaths. He distirretlyipio4sed to vote for the admission of e Dissenters into -th'e. Universities.; andI ...

... PR ESP ; EWV O- EIDINBURGEl. At sppei iacmeting of the Presbvtery for Or,'rdiiary iusines, heldt yesterday, tle Lord Piovost, the Con- sne6r, ard IMr Aithen, arspeared as a deputation from thei ';Iowv Council, and-laid on ?? a supp ementary ?? of Mhr R S. Candlish to the churchb and parish of St Georgow's, together 'with that gentlema's latter of acceptame. The papers having been read, the ...

... TOWN COUNCIL t'R6QOED[NhGS. ?? .SUESDAY, JULY 17 s. .The LOUD Pisovoer, in the IAiair.' .. .. . Sr GESnGtORS CorrcH.a The Lard Proi st with re spect to the presentatioin 6faiour of Mr Carndlishl to tbe vacaint chirge of St Georges Chorci,. which ld beenD remitted to a Comimittee, with instructilonii to lay it on the- table 'of ` the presb1eyt reported, that .the. Presby'tery, owingtoitechnical ...

... . INMBURY ELECTION,. a FinST nAI. sTATE OF THF. OLL AT TIVELVEO'Lol Pownall ?? : 638 | Wakley .. Dancomlie ?? -32171 Babbage ?? - . . TTWO to'cLocr. . ?? ?? 1 ?? ?? 370 l Duncome. ?? ?? S ' FOUR O'CLOCK. pownall ?? ?? 10_204 llakley ?? e *. ,Darlcombe . ?? : ?? 737 1 Babb a ge. ?? 3., . Y The Lords of ?? have dqfiderl, lttit d thr tea imported itto Liverpool from Darltzic Ct. t nbt be ...

... * ;04 a al ltet, ei~ s- -, .. I : . ,. . . - ~ .. l; , ?? ?? .iune.28. - On Sokidaty his Biijeety'r troop ship Wnsv*;Mrs James Wood, R.N. raster,.amved hnre frn.J'aispa, whencei stie sailed on. fli 11th ultininawritli the serrice icompanics oF thes 77th regiment ?? by i Col;el 'Bradohaw, and about !50 'naval inealids Aonn=thefeet. Thir regiment had heen ten'eiies in the Werst.Iudies,.n course ...

... PfRESBYTERY OF KIRKALDY. .1 . r . I I : a.. - - _ I- a . n o . The mninuteg of last mecting lasirig been read Dr Laird rose and said, ihit he begletd now to e-al thle it :terition of the Presbyterv to the case of Mlr Aytoin, whose commission hadl been rejected by last Asiembly ' on necount of the reasons of appeal not having 'been re- gularly lodged. There vas iiotlirng in thia sentence *isih ...

... ealebonian furfurv. I~~~ ?? ?? * EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, JULY 3. Couriers from Greece arrived at Munich Orr the 15th 0lt. bringing with them letters up to the 20th May. The country continues to enjoy uniliterrupted tranquillity, and notwithstandinlg a difference of opinion among the Members of the, Government, and that, too, on very iwport- ant matters, the schism had produced no percep- tible ...

... t, 'iSTR CARRIAGE EXPERIMENT. ' on0dty, a' Volt snoertstingl experiment was made, o the compaiative' speed of three: steam carriages, on the Paisley road. .Tbe orderiof the experiment was as fol- 1st, Ench car~riiap iad a supply in tie tender for arunI of eight milesabemig SO cubic feet of rtcr, at a tenipe- rature of 160° ?? an 25 bgs of;coke. ' 2d, Carriage No 3 proceeded down Queen Street, ...

... -T _ .- _ TS n -en London, June 30. 1834. i We have received accounts from Bopota to the latter end of Mlarch, at which time perfect tranquillity prevailed in that Pait of Colombia: The Gazette of New Grenada' contains a correspondence between the Mlinister for Fo- reign Affairs of that Republic, and the Minister at the head of the same department in the Govsernment of the Ecuador, on the ...

... GREAT DINNER TO GENER.4L AMPNA. The fririnds of General Mina, admirers of his urvary- BE ing devotion to Conititutionrb freedom, and of his pure cu; patriotism, assembled at th Alhbion Tavern on Saturday, tn celebrate, bya''public digniir to this illustrious person, : hiserestoratibn toh lis country. ' Sir Francis Bardett Was Mln in the clhair;' General Mina sat on his right hand, and S next, ...