... (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 ...

... - 'iFlIE cIlUEC !IlSR~liClcl C.lurcb, csin- e ,, ?? l - . -- e /_ A ,'It AU- wesu ,o fnZ ted Churc ve1h, ft i~ ?? tin te Corn Inisston fl0 f soces OlY t 11 Thursda1y. if we ti i' ' Lc ?? vulcer- sea ct CC ?? - o anxiouS to ?? s of VCO h..; dlni nlae d- , ! teel x'r i.c eon eluswi froml the nid fsttW,, As sincere of tit s'i''U ?? ich has boeen directed, 'tof tue Cor mission tl_- ?? wco rn ...

... PElRTH PRESBY'tERY. ated' Te Preebyterv of Perth heid their ordinary meeting .on Wednesday ?? Dron case first came: under conside- ban ration, by reasons heing presented in support of tho pro- nit 'test and appoal, taken an tbe part of Dr Macfarlane at oid last meeting, against the resolation to delay, .and their ?? of hi case to the Comnmission of the General -on. :lAssemnbly for advice. A ...

... m1YPZ=~AL: PAIJ1ET , t r, 6- I i P.. i * HOUSf9 OPLORDS,-Augualt 5. EVIDENCE oN THE CORiOLAflON WiL : SANDWICH. The Town Clect of Sriiidwich was-- xiamined by -Mr '9KiNiT, AcconrdinF to his evidence 'the bnrough was '&lu'govereied, and -ustice- was- ?? administered. 'The-seitness went on to stnte that the privileges of the fraohiseu of Sandwich were mentionei-din- and confirmed by 111agna ...

... I ztpmt IAL PAFM-AawEZNT. HOUSE OT LORDS-July 81. :Sir Charles Wei-irell after a speech of several hours, i -'towards tie close of ,ibribd1 he becameo hmielehexhausted, conncluded hir cse Ali-i Kn ight theou stepperd fdrwardl, but un Lord LyndhOrst reminlding their Lordships that. thee' had alreiady sat thirteen hours, an adrjournmoent'tloki plare, on the understanding that cobunsel would ...

... H . E ARt, - = Wv arc glad to believo that a brevet prromotion is likely soou to take plaeo, and that the rank of Licite. ?? will henceforward be more closely arsinoi. lated to thit given to anptains of the navy, t1ho, after being thtee years post, hlave the rank of Colonel-the senior Lieutenant-Colonels at this moment being of 20 years' standing. When this satisfatory arrangement tailre pIace ...

... r ' UE2I. D t~iw-q :: _ .E ~D T nr L eansj L wtmE A N been ?? ?? Toil,1 D utigaceaie,' yotb g~~a arid IN tI o frX L' b the solth, descliptive on saiad roiw s Obter 10o001e ail his proigressat Cork. 'le e f crow0 recehieiUS c gafe.in pa~rulhs .wih enth'- em crlvd,l t,'ites ofl. ct onalsp ;; reveni, ts~s, r eir insertionrt but nte 'r mark, that every wnehere his Etce'li (re' ron nO. cd with.the ...

... Cat EDI.' BlURGsII 9 ?? MONDAY, A UGUS7'17.' Tbe, louse of -Lords have already extingtI eil the two tnost valuable and praisew.r, chan'ges contemhplated by the municipal rr bil. Lord Lyndhurst has succeeded inreserv- ing wbntihe calls the proprietary-rights oftllefree- men, and insecuring to them anditheir suceessogs ' ?? municipal iiids which th,' have hitherto been, in the babit of ...

... CO5IMISSION OF GENERAL ASSEMtDY. THOURSIDAY, AUCUST 13. MaSCOITUH CHURCH COMMaISSIOlf Dr P. Iracfrni rase to Itring forwardl his promised motion respecting the Commission alppointed to ilnquime itot thu( state of religious instruction in Scotlandh. Alter 4 some prefatory oblservations, he proceeded to give a statement of the facts conortedut istiti the( sohject. It I asas well known tht' his ...

... - UNIVRS Ty Or EDINB3URGHl. p1-c The ?? gentolnmen, 117 in number, r e- wet ceived th e d deree of Doctor or Medicine at thie c ct close of the sessions o f this University, onl Satur- Sid dav:- ani OF SCOTLANDF- 5 A . ,thI' AXrbi ?? Absorption - - o f .Jhn Arnott On Eristccahn .[ines Ain ollnl OslnbOontinited Fover L GorgeWl'Willia m B ?? ?? T Welter Scrtt Ca ?? MOtS Phtnoblsis bby %Iiia.m l ...

... 1 lgEPE1 ISAL PARltiiiENT. . HOUSE OF LORDS-.Aug. 8. The. House heard witnesses from tbe Corporationa of Hereford, Anivicik, nnd Liverpool, after UWicb ' The EarlQof WICKLOW said; be 1sh1onlid move that the examiniationl of witnesses be 6Waooiicluded'. , .Lord BROUGHAM pregented apetitionfrorn Bristol. The petitio ers prayed to .be heard. by ouoniel and wit- nesses in refutationof what had ...

... HALitY'S COMET. e Tjre~astronorner- or this'iand other cutisae lOs:I5 ,n ~.coniecga vigilant anid penetrliting scrutiliy t ott that regio or the heav~ens in ,hcv ale' 'Onnet is expected 'to appear, lin search of the first b.inidicationa f t apoch, satisfied, if they succeed torgitr h circmstances of its faintest beam, re- for the purpose of confirming orcortigtepe t~odicted path. Its ...