... PROM TrIEL.0DON VAS.3XTTE. *gITEHA. lj., AVRrII, 2S.tpr rtett lv~llT~lT. APt 5 The King hasa becnplenaseld to direct letters patetto he asfe tnde the ?? Uni ted kRngdo' Tons Kitnllg hnsdbeenppitg toe Riret lettonorals e Sir .loh Cor Hobous, Hat. ?? H~onourable behn Sullvaunder the Sieat ChaileS cm'stit rlt . Bart. his MajcSty'5 Coen Labou ers, fs tohlie Affeitst of India. wiTITEITALL, APRIL ...

... FIR5ST ItEtOatT OF THE C03MM5SSIONE5.S OE PUBLIC~ INSTRUCTIONe, Toa~era Report commences by stating, ta ?? sorhvine prepared lists of queries sent copies to ministers of afI persuasions officiating in Ireland, as al1l as to the several enumerators employed by them.- To these quanrias (Say the Commiissioners) we bae,, been furnished by the-clergy of Ihs -tabihe, Church with answers relating- ...

... waba V Intriliffearr'. at a- Portsmouth, Nov. 14. itt In consequence of the demonstration naaking by the al French, who are fitting seven sail of the line fur iea at (Is Toulon, it is reported that the Pantaloon, which sailed drs yeaterrday with desipatcles, Larried ordeiu ?? this port n- for the Russell, 74, Captain Sir W. E. Dillan, Malibar, be 74, Captain Sir IV. i~lotaio, and Hastings, 74, ...

... gi a I eo tan- £tA tie ed - ?? EDINBURGH. of T irt ' TRUR{SDA-Y, JlJTLY30. n, *The eseape'of the Paris prisoners implicated in ?? g0f tso-hae p~vedtttewsvy for the quiet*. and gradual, though unexpected explosiou of this overgrown political bubble. On Saturday last i. the prosecution of seven Lyonese prisoners was ' deserted by the vrocureu:-Generae4 who then re- commended the remainder to ...

... F-nvAt:J cO r O .'PONDNcD.. -Lohdon, Sept. 14. A private letter frou+ Lisbon bf thd 4th iistant states that some very fuge pecunialy claims hlid been made on the' Portugtuesb Governrment on the part of the Infanta Donna Isabel Maria, the Mar- chioness of Loule, and a person acting as the at- torney of Don Miguel. The property of which p bthey claim a portion is a sum of L.259,000, said to t ...

... (Froje the Times.) egre to Berlin, Aug. 4. regret to inform you, that the celelbation of the King's birth day was yest'rdlayV disturbed by very serious occurrences. For somctirnc past it his been the custom to proibiiit the firing of muskets ?? pistols on rcjoicing days, In former yeats mlany unfortunate accidents had resulted frean this prac- tice, and therefore on this oceiot'tilt orders had ...

... V. OQflW. Cairo, July 9.: Mehemet Ali, who a year ago gave teasofl'to hope thiat be would gradually renounce the sys. *tem of monopoly which is the bane of-commerce, agiiouicstres 'and manufactures, seems nowii.. clinid to extend it-more and more, and eveff-t think of becoming the sole ownetof all' the laifd_ ed property. The following fact bas been reolt- *4 to mceby eye witnessese During ...

... OF Cglz KIPIKALDY. -, ?? plresbytcry of Kirli rt tile Pro sbytery of cirkaldy It . r vnon iletigl`-7 criy;.inl as it was kinotwr thaqt ae ?? 1 : peti- . J ?? ' jjr ,arcidn ; 11 seoabigealduo, a pears' litY ~ of Kohorn would oil pari-ed ?? l eiir e Ing npont A From tei as a IUIOiiiOFUS audoy. c t asO n next in rotation, was ?? ,> ! t lil a t th peti- e ?? gieeiie j ;ioeitltd cn E're~sl;hil. ...

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... TO TIM~ EDI.TOR OF T11t CAL31DONIAi MERCURtY' ?? wV SR1was no itesrrsdteother day while distlriel .bouring town for, the arrival of their Honours, to see one ring gra ofthem Ste? le smkn Igr n keep poling away Ceedin,' to thre 00osmall amaizeeietjt..o~the liege& aes~embled, until 'plentifi the entry of.a. Nettle Lord, when hie ifih~atily doffed the rail this5 00 eitv oimblem of Ma~isteriall ...

... THE DECLARATION- Attwelvo o'elook en Friday, thecandidates and their friends took their place.s on the hustings, Mild, after the ustial formalitres, the Sheriff 'declared the state of the poll at its finial close to be ds follows'- r Inverness District- 116 139 ! A ingussie (lo. . 9 ' - 8 Fort-Willitnm do. 9. 62 Skye do. 5, . 4 21 966 i Msjority for The Chisholm, 28. Mr Hugh Macqueen, W. S. ...

... ZMPER!aL LPAILThA=.NT. HOUSE OF LORDS-3uly,; The Earl of LIMERlICK called the attedtion of the. Hoiise-to wbat he canlideored a libsel on his e iiaetert, |whic appeared in the Morni4 ti s ti s and ee atrinrdscopied in'to the Lmrc tr h paragraph rcfleoteJ upon his tauactsr as a landiord', an statated in so mrany woerdsn, that the last ?? wlan did in Delanird from starvition was 'otea nis (Earl ...