... TUESDAY, AUGUST 30. The Lord Provost in the Chair. BItDLAM GROUN DS. 'lbs i Committee Of Plans and W lorlq, to whom Air Grant's proposal in relation to the giving uip D portion of the Charity Workhouse grounds was remitted, reported, That as it is on object of groat public importance, in which the re edit and character of the city are no less concerned than the interests of humanity, to effect ...

... 3RITISH ASSOCIATION. r v Bristol, Angost 23. o In consequence of the great influx of members into fi the town yesterday and this mornieg, most Of thsl see- tional meetings wore filled at an early hour. Amongst P the most sdistinguiebed members who -arrived this morn- a ing were the D6uke of Beaufort and Lord] Sandon; Sirs u Peter Lnurie, P. G. Egerton, aind Davidl Wilkie -,T. G. B. Estcourt, ...

... calebottian oterrurn, r t EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. E We must request our readers to look abroad l with us towards scenes of very deep interest and y importance. The present situation of SPAIN can- s not be regarded with indifference by any kingdom Y in EUROPE, and, least of all, we conceive, by BRITAIN. For however small the peril is of our being in any way immediately affected by the ...

... . f4orx .1iug Ufr. SPAI'N. Tite Siecle has the following:-' In February, March, April, and May, Queen Cbristina's bank- ers in Paris received on account of her :'Majcstv. about 1,600,000 francs, and in June and July she remittedto them 1,200,000 morew. ...

... AWGYLESI1IRrE MEETING, AND REGATTA OF TIMR ROYAL. NORTHEFR YACIfT CLUB. ruVirMAny, Arigost 25. -The Argyleshire Mleeting ( ?? ofte Royal Northern Yacht Club took place at Iooverary yesterday. About thirty yachts from tl various quartere having assembled before noon, at which n time the Orion, with i ho flag of thle 'Vice-Commodore, It fired a royal salute, soen asfter which the following ...

... EOESPONDEINE. -I E London, August 2C -it^V4' London, AUgust 29. Africa antd Transit steam vessels, which IBd atb Fr id~il on Satuirday. the former with ?? mail, advices have been received 1to thc Srh, Gibraltair to the 17th, Ca- f.,n ilc 9lt, aid from Lisbon to the 23d. Con- ia tC° g I leral expectation. nothing has arrived -a c liv thi3 packet. The Gazctte of the c ihe 5 gives some long ...

... WUtraAmr R. Whereas it has been represented to us that it would materially tend to the encouragement of good conduct in tim army, if a reward, to Le attained only by the well- conducted soldier, were substituted fer the additional pay now granted to soldiers Xwho have completed certain pe. tids of service; our will and pleasure is, that all stl- diers who shall enlist into our service on or ...

... The Preshytery met yestorday, and proceeded to t lee up the case of GaRwcET;Snc, CHURCH.-01 this subject a petition was read front the Kirk Session of St Ge ) go's, ob~ecting to the proposed translation of Mr Candlish on various creouldi, and ofiring to make arrangements for lighten. ing him in some measure from those duties, the over- bearing amount of which was stated by that gentleman to be ...

... inMLAND. GENERAL ASSOCIATION. 4, meeting of the General Association wns held in E Dublin on Thursday, D. M'Nevin, Eeq. in the chair, t when the following letter from Mr O'Connell was read: 'Derrynane Abbey, Aug. IS, 1836. Iris' DEArt Sea-I send you the subscription of the Catholic Bishop of Carlow, the Right Rev. Dr Nolan, and his letter to me, which is infinitely more valuable than any ...

... yatml Portsmaoith, August 27. The Nomne transport, Lieutenant Howe agent, arriv- ed on Friday evening at the Quarantine Ground, from Corfu and Zante, with returned Ordnance storcs, a company of royal artillery, and detachaments of diffe- rent regimcnts of the line, invalided soldiers, women, aml children. She left the fornmer place the 23d and the latter on the 2Gth of Juno last. On the 21st ? ...

... erataifalt ?? t =- as EDINBURGH. *1 _ p r SA TURDA Y, SEPTEMBER 3. fr t Some weeks ago, in noticing the Report of the 20 -House of Commons' Committee, regarding a set- fu tlement oF the City's affairs with the Creditors, i f and also of the long existing differences between ta r Edinburgh and Leith, we expressed a hope that ac edll parties interested would so far give way in order fo: to bring ...

... TO THE REV. DR. CALMER R.E.v. Stiin vaur op A -. REV. SIn-In your letter of the 23d inst the Editor of the Edinaburyl Adcerti nants t to the public that you arc a 101' you itti 0 this be the case, you have ?? of I ordinary method of testi nd youb tdy an exitr tetiyes aleatios have seldom seen language more calcalated' yours to prolong the fermelnt of asatl among your opponents. Such expreso ?? ...