... I Calrbanian OM I EDINIURGIH. SA TURDA Y. APRIL 29. To CoaR.spO- eiDENTs.-` Two of oer R1ailerrs Xrut: pardon us, if we decline to solve their knottv leal ri die. Such duty is not within the limits of oar vauonaD The Lords hare read the Irish Municipal Car porations bill a second time. Our readers 0rillre, collect that in announcing on Thursday the certain ty of this event, we prefaced it by ...

... wabal Entellileurc. Portgnioutb, April 22. Letters from Sierra Leone, dated March 4, state that the Bonettn, Lieutenant Deschamps, had raptured a Portu.-UQSe vessel, the Timerara, with 352 slaves on boart, *which he had sent to Sierra Leone; and, that tle Dolphin. Lieutenant Roberts, had taken another with 700 slaves on hoard. The Seout also bad within the last two months madl prizes of three ...

... LAtJNVC U or THE STE.AM S P~l LEtTTIT. Ah unch is ?? an exciting spectacle to fA r5om the highest to the lowest. The t ail f'55 d nteresting sight of the kind which t 5oblest a .tlessed took place on Thursday, when ae ever WI ,er, indeed the largest vessel, ever vv re -t sta eI the ?? ras launched from Messrs t buil in, Sbuilding-yard, Leith. Edinburgh and i lenz weron the qui vive on the ...

... REPRESENTATION OF WESTMINSTER- MEETING IN COVENT GARDEN. Pursuant to puhlic netice, a meeting of the electors of Westminster was held this morning in Covent Garden market, for the Pourpsse of talking into consideration the present state of thac repre~entntion f that city. At nne o'clock the High Bailiff F. Smedley, Esq. accompanied ?? Thompson, ti9.P., Air Wakloy, Mi.P., Mr Leader, MJ.P., Ar ...

... Catebonitan ueurL, EDINBURGH. TH URSDAY. APRIL 27. Good news, so far, for Ireland. Without a word of comment-without a single reproach against those whose obstinacy has been placing in such fearful jeopardy the welfare of Ireland, and the peace of Britain, we rejoice to announce, on the most authentic information, that the Irish Muni- cipal Corporations reform bill WILL BE READ A SECOND TIME ...

... 'TOWN CO U~OIL PRc Egimwa& At the nrortirrg of' &he Centredl on~ Tuesday, Bialie Sawerls inithe chai', ?? Drlnald.ti .;.rnopo~uf that Mr Sandernari, interior collector our Fhore des in Leith, shrould be appoisi te collector duritig the i leasu e of the Council, which Yeas uairtlyagreed do. ,ISTRatS' EQt IVALEUcT-A report.nf the tarn Co i - clittee wass reedi orr a re mit inad to it, to ...

... MIR iWAilLACE OF KELLY AND LAW REFORM. The admirers of Mr WALLACE canuot certainly quarrel With us for introducing, as we are about to dn, their favourite speaking in propria persone while tltose, who like ourselves look upon the Hon. Gentleman in his character of Law Reformer with Mni thina but affection or admiration, will be en- abled to observe, from the indisputable testimony O is Own ...

... BILLS AND PETITIONS. Aoril 19. Edinburgh antd Glasgow Railway Bill -Petitions in fuerur; from inhabitarts of Kirkintilloch, and Provust, Magistrates, and Town Council of Green-. ockc; to lie on thie table, Loanheadl aad Stirling Canal Bill--Petitions against from merchants of Arbroath and agriculturists in the neitlibourhood, Montrose and Brechin; to lie on the table. Dankrupts Estates ...

... ALEXANDIUA-Mardh 4. (firoe (Corrcejspodedt of COUrior.) ALLIANCE BETWEEN TURKEY AND EGYPT.- The Government here has received intelligence. thatthe Grand Seignior has determined to employ American naval officers in the command of his fleet, aid that measuresF have alreadv been taken to carry this resolution into effect. If Mahmoud Ali should come to the same determination, the combined fleets ...

... SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY BVSINESS. BILLS AND PETLIIONS. April 17. Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Bill-Pe- titions against; from landowners and others near Wit- sonton lrsinwvorks.Torphichen-Whitburn-..id Cal. ?? and Livingston-and, Shotts and ; Cambusuethan-to lie on the tab e. Edinburgh Friend- l- ly Insurance Company; referred to the Committee on the bill. Helen Warden and others; referred to ...

... SPIRIT or WEE PUBL PRESS.O I~~ ~ ~ _ SIR ROBERT PEEL has more than once inti. . d EWhat there ale -ruLh-cusoipulLiiig powers in the oath of office which may explain the differ. ence between the language held by him on the Treasury and that on the Opposition bench. In defending the consistency of Lord Lyndhurst upon the Catholic question, he explained that his Noble Friend, when Master of the ...

... SCOTTISH PARLAMENTAlttBUSINESS. -BO.LI ANr.TtMtONS.\ Aptil4. Trinity (North Leith) Hailbour and D1els, Bill-Pettions against, from the Lord Provost, Alagls- trates. and Council of the city of Edinburgh, Trostei's fur the Creditori of the city of Edinburgh. and Directors and Shareholders of the Trinity Chain Pier Company- Referred to the Committee an the bill; Counsel ordered. Edinburgh and ...