... Tastebonian r EDINBURGH. TIIUBSDAY, OCTOBER 6 ARGYLLSHIRE-MONZIE AT The Edinburgh Advertiser of Tuesdlat has hesitated to publish the most nuflaciously v hf 00 ed statement that ever excited at once our inydi, tion and contempt. By this journal, l a tone f easy confidence, just as if there could 1oat be ?? ment's doubt about the matter, we are in ftorn that MONZIE'S success in ARGYLLSII[RE o ...

... EVAN IAI n(wL 'il MO, I 'l1INSTR -1,A EL IN * There is no gift of nature whicl prielously distributed as that of II's bern are, upon the whole, meted out pret, y c'a in a measure, too, sufficient to s e ar purposes of life; so much so, irleceti ° the most unsodden lumps of iuffll5 iejtso have neither soul to feel nor tlste to manifestations of the diiner mi ?? how managed to come in fora min ...

... We understand that toe Horse Guards is at length awakened to thenecessity of devising sonne plan for re- lieving the Indian regiments at an earlier period than P heretofore, and is now' seriously engaged on that subject. It has also been determined, that no regiment which has performed a tour of duty in India shall be sent back to that station until it has had its share of Mediterranean or ...

... Want 3littelli 3to . Portsmouth, October 1. The Snake, 16, Commander Warren, arrived last night, in 14 davs, from Halifax. She returns to Eng- land because sle is wreak or rotten, or both, having been patched up for the purpose of-n passage across the Atlan- tic, during which she could only carry half her guns on deck, eight of them having been stuck down into the hold. This -vessel is barely ...

... MjRn TRAILL'S SlPEECII AT THURSO. In ?? copy from the John/ o' Groat Journal the fol- s lowing report of Mr Traill's speech at the dinncr s recently given to him by his supporters in the west- i0 ern district of Cnithness-shire. h It is just about twelve months since I last had theoal ploasera of meeting the liberal electors of this county on tr n similar occasion-at the closn of the ...

... TIHE LATE MADAMr IALIBRAN. ro An unfortunate fatality seems to have attended Mali- bran's last days. She hurried from Paris to London, and from London to Manchester, to fulfil her engage. e ment at the festival. She went first to the Roval Hotel: a but upon learning that Lablache, Ivanoff, Assandri, and Caradori Allan were at the Moseley Arms, she removed to the latter hotel. Her excitement ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPOND-MC.1 London, Sentera!we 2N. The general facility for money in the Iicti eli markets are greater to-day than they [rre wm ctu day, and little dependence on the Bank of r!,. land has existed for any part of tie nitty The rate is still high, that is, scarcely any pepu discounted under 5 per cent.; but on the wible money has been seeking employment rather than otherwise. The ...

... CAMPBELL-PUBLIC MEETING. c,, ?? that Sir Jobn Campbell. b le' d res is c00ot'tust~sft bet Geerab cei , ardwas held iar tile Wit- X Atterfilled a consialeratle time Tic ram delt') andcontinued hoar ~ppeeaet (tO 0 rI ddresq, IO0 S~ ~ah~iardaeg th? ra erentenr res~lting from at trw' istenci ~ giaout ith e most '0 ?? i~e~tlY t twoo'clok SirJobn all ?? i'r e ?? ; anal rras ,rcctod \ith loud cheer- ...

... TUESDAY, OCTOBER II. o The LORI) PROVOST inithe Chair. Io SCOTCH MUNeCerAL 1ILL.-Dr ?? saild, there fu ?? A matter of some consequence which lie begged to fr bring under the notice of the Council. The Scotch nri- tt nicipl bil was oost ikelyto beagainbreughlt before St Parliament;and it woud be advisbltat previoius to O1 tha peiod itshold o tkenint cesieration, Thu time we feet ettingon. an he ...

... S PA IN. ATTACK OF THE CARLISTS ON ST ATTACK OF THE CARLISTS ON ST SEBASTIAN. (OcFICIAL DESPATCHI.) San Sebastian, 2d Oct. 1836. Most Excellent SirI hadl the honour to in- form your Excellency ol the 28th ult., that in ohe- dience to your Excellenhy's orders I had embark- ed and despatched to the westward n strong brigade of Spanish troops, to be available eitherfor the pur- suit of the ...

... LETTER FROM BIR O'CONNELL TO THE SE1TORt OF THE SCOTSMAN. Darrynane Abbey, 13th October 1636. Ssa-I pray you to spars MOe the space of a few linog in your valuable paper, upon a subject to me of deep and natural interest The Mornintg Chr'onicle, which reached me this day; of the date of the 10th inst., contains an extract from a t Scotch paper, giving a report of a speech of the person. who ...

... ;LrOVOP,31 ItUNOVIVIrr- SPAIN. CARLIST VERSION OF THE AFFAIR OF THE IST INSTANT. Bayonne, October 4. General Giubelaide advanced on the morning of the let instant, at the head of four battalions, and about 600 armed peasants, who bad come to share in the combat from Irun, Fontarabia, Hernani, and other neighbouring vilhlges. Two battalions first D attacked, and seized upon tbe point of La ...