... P22UT Or 77M-, AL DIO C TiriSIS. THiE LOYAL ADDnaEss.-The Times has to- c day issued a double Siheet, containing the names of about 6oo0 persons who have signed the ad- dress to his Majestv, assuring him of their valu t able support of those royal prerogatives which lro one asssls The Times talks pompously about this x memorable record, which is to plunge those whom it abuses as ...

... .11P. ADIE.CRioMBY'S ADOieSS. Pursuant to adver'tisements ivsuced early'ron the morn- ing of Tuesday, a public meeting of tse~eleotorts of this city tok Place in th6 large Waterloo Roo'm, for th~e pur- pse of affording -noprajiyt h Honourable JIamres AbercronbY of stating his sentiments on the. ivarious political subjects ait present en~iging the tatten- tion f th pubic, ith reference to t e ...

... POINT OF COMI .lERCIAL LAW. 1 (T'ri das ae Lceal E oaminer.) TAPESTREY OF TNEi hOSE OF LORDS. b Ad The investigation was concluded on Friday, De- . cember the 19th, when,. as it appears from the papers of Saturday, Ware 'was completely xciul- Y pated ; andl the fact appeared to be, that one Se- bien, a cotrier, thinking the tapestry useless, with- g out any felonions-intentiofl, sold it to ...

... * ST ANDREW'S DiSTRICT l1 BURGHS. 011 ?? .S ?? P:ttenneem, Der. 22, 1634. in Mr Douglas of Graneemelir arriverl at Balcaslkis eD Saiturday, and circulated an address to the electors here, dated Cupar, 18th December. I- also put-a notice on R he kirlk door, informin,, the electors that he would ad C 'dress them in the Town IHall on Monday, at two o'clock; wbich he accordingly did, when, on ...

... PRESIYTERY OF EDINBURGUI :. . .1 -- S.:- ?? C.. ?? 1 At the nmeeting of the Presbytery Vcsrerdeny the Clerk inliia~te(i tint reasons of proteet had ben lo diged in duff time bs -MJr Crawsured against the tanslatiel ot Dr Lee to the Olid Church ' and that rezrsrnas f protest hadl also been dulv lodged by DrBruntoo, Mr Siimpson, &evag lint thib production of. certain pacrne 06lch the Presbtery ...

... CItY REPRE'ENATION. L'ONSERVA.TIVEIATEETfltO. On -Monday lameeting of the friends of the- Coneerva. t ire cose was ?? tho -Tropetoun Roomns, to concocst Ime ssr.to for bringing, forward candidates io the conser- vaive Interest for tlhe reporoseoritation~of this cityidd'n Par- liarnent. Upiardsd6f-two huadcoed geontlemen rvclts pre- sent. On the motion of Mie P ilobertatin, Sir Trencds 'Waicer ...

... SPECIMEN OF CAP, DRIVERS. ; A cabman nanmed Mfichael Ryan, who has blen often seen in different parts of theg town, acting se sometimes as an omnibus driver, sometimes, as a cab' ly driver, and not acting very creditably in either de- partment or the profession, was brought up on Wed- ur neday to the Mansion-house, by an officer who very it, hmanely protected hiias on the preceding day. In The ...

... |THIE MEETING AT THE LONDON TAVERN. I- . - I - r . _ Oa Friday an applicationD was made to the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, under the following circumstances * It is fresh in the recollection of the public, that on Tuesday last the party opposed to the Conservatives .assembled in great multitudes in Bishopsgato Street that the crowds continued to pour into and out of the London andthe ...

... . %L?elalrbanian jurreurp. EDINBURGH. TH URSDA Y, JANUARY 1. The (ie is ere now cast. On Tuesday the disso- lution of Parliament was to be proclaimed, and the first three weeks of 1835 are destined to usher in and conclude a struggle betwixt liberty and despotism which will ever be memorable in the annals of this country. How the struggle is to terminate there can be no doubt. - The NTa- tion ...

... London, Dec. 29. London, Dec. 2D. The extreme interest which attaches to dom5ltic politics, appears for the present nearly to suspend all speculation and bhisiness of importance at the Stock Exchange. In the English market there has been no fluctuation. Consols for the accolent left off at 91l7 to 92, and Exchequer Bills at 37 to 39 premium. Trhe transactions of the foreign market w'ere nl- ...

... IEIBER'S LIBRARY. . I . a. Al_ A11 on Friday's sale (at Evans's), being the tenth day, was fertile in ohidplays, Shalesperia, n &c. and most produc- tive as to prices. Many of the lets wer,, exceedingly in- teresting to the lovers of first or early editions. We can- not enumerate even the most ?? lots; we give, however, three or four of the most curious itemsr, they follow- Let 1863. Play, B. ...

... MID LOT HIAN ELECTION. A small pamphlet has just been published by A. & C. Black, entitled THE TOUC&ISTONE, which is intended to guard the. Electors fromn be. ing beguiled out of their Liberties by the present vague and unmeaning professions ?? and Reforming principles. The plan of this little work is admirably conceived. It points the at- tention of the voters to the past Parlian2entary ...