... | clevonian AteIclurv# EDINBURGH. MONDAY. JUNE 6. Thle House of Lords did not sit on Wednesday. In the sitting of Thursday the eight millions con- solidated fund bill was brought from the Commons and read a first time. The Earl of CLARE presented a petition from the East India Company, praying that the duties, on East and West India sugar might be equalised' Lord MELBOURNE admitted that ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS- SCOTLAND. BI3LS. Fitne 10. Cessin Bonorum (Scotland) ?? reading deferred till Monday next. Blurgs of Barony (Scotland) 1hl-Second reading de- ferred till Friday nest. Bal'rupptiy (Scotland) ?? consideration of I repiort dlofrred till Monday next. t Small Debts (S&otland) ?? deferred till V Alenday next. c Coinrt of Session (Scotland) ?? deferred till Monday next. a ...

... 11' MU Ir TJNICIPAL BILL. ?? AMENDMENTS- AT Til _1EIrAT TUE s'n iAIENDMeENTSaOEETING FORIiGX OnFIOE.n i PIeiae (o1reslJrolldent1) v on 1fsdaV aeetiilg of tile MCmbers of the a f Cnon,, WhO usually support tbe mna- .. eofX Conrr, was called by Lord JOHN ij o3fl t tbe 1'reign Offlice, and at the hour a es A d thee could not have been less than two 6 Pnin gittl prIant. a preponderating majority b ...

... LETTT. MEETIa` OF IIERITo;ZS OF LEITH ON THE th MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL FOR ml SCOTLAND. pr A meeting of the Heritors of the burgh of Leith, be called for the purpose of taking into consideration tb *the provisions of the Municipal Corporations bill sa .for Scotland, and more particularly their applies- fai -tion to the municipal affairs of that burgh, was held to -on Tuesday, in the ...

... FRODM THE LONDON GA.&95T:E. FORSUICiT OFFICE, MAY 25. The King has been graciously pleased to nominate an d appoint John AI'Neill, Esq. (whose appointment as his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shab of Per- sia eas notified in the Gazette of the 9th February list) to lie his Malesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shah of Persia. CROWN OFFICC, JUiNE 10. ...

... ; -4-J 4 IMIW-'JC C.- IORATIONS' III!.! :OR SVOTI. ?? MsUNNCIPA\L CORP'ORATION'S' BILL MOI SCOIAD . - I Weis' haveload o~i nu cpotllity of ?? this lill, i''iiichli has been liro. intel anti brou~ght Iin be Mr Stemiitt andtl th Litid Aideoctits, nitl ie's ?? our tealots with ?? nb~,tiras' of the storen imiportant 1rovi's'oits It Conisits of IL ?? clouses, Ain'tavl troe il tire foun suhedltles, ...

... The second battalion of the royals has got an addi- tienl11 Surgeon on embarking for Quebec. a Tlre 19th depot, at Nenn h, have given one detah- t meat, chnch is to Killaloe, vhere Captain Price and company are stationed, with Ensign Seymour. Tue Parmelia transport, with the second division of t the 52d light infantry under Major Blois, which sailed i frcm Cork the Ilth of 'May, arrived at ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS-' SCOTLAND. Jine S. Treed Fis.qeris Bill-Rvad a third time; aenondaients made; bill passed. PETITIONSS. June S. Edinb arqlj, Leith, and Newlhaven Railway Blll1-Pe.tion of inhabizants of Edinburgh, against ; to lai on the taule. Newspaper Starmipe-Petitionn for the reneal of the du. ty thiereon :-machine makers, laclksnnit!;h, anid others employed at the works of ...

... Nabal flifelliffMCe- t - c Air J. A. Dunbar, son of the late Captain Sir S. Dun- r bar, obtained the first medal, and Mir A. G. West, son of Admiral West, the second, at the hilf-yearly exami- t nation of students, on Tuesday, at the Royal Naval Col- a logo. Portsmouth, June 25. The Asia, 84, Captain Fisher, is orderedl to Plymouth from Spithead, to join the 111inden, for what purpose is t not ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS- SCOTLAND. BILLS. June 17. Dundee Waterworks Bill-Report further ?? (prints having been delivered on Monday 13th June); amendments agreed to; other amendrmcnts marle; bill to be engrossed. Glasgow and Falkirk Railway Bill-Reported; report to lie on the table. Lockhart's Estate Bill-Read asecond time, and com- mitted to Sir George Clerk and the East Scotland litt. ...

... S PEC I A L. M i. EI I NGt, I el'an (llrcI'eses Ihe /ltioVoi9T, tc Co( otler (of the GCommttiitttee oir ('ouniril, tpptoinrtoed ot last Nimeieg to co'nfer raith the Stib-Comnnit Ite, of the Itorgetscr oif I( ,ild, reported that tire ?? hmd llet oil ILeceday lat wthel it wtas pro- tatiel, oni tire part of the fluritVr;ls, ti llccept. one itslf of the (;tGild Wilre 1.iti,. iii additioni to the ...

... R .1-11 ?? It .1. ) Souse of Lords. F.i itio, Jime 17. J oSH tM UtINICIPAL BILL. ''lte Of i5't ei~u.nroofthe Exc. I eiuirn, atteonled by a large bodly of the 'l:Iribers of Coin totis, appeared at the bar, to ?? a callcerettce with their ].itclrPslii ;i! the subject Of the amend ireorS to tie Irish r l aiticipal bi II. Tite Conference tis ?? tL), and coinsisted of the following Noble Lords: ...