... Y 'Trl following letter deserves a very attentive perusal:- Y Abinger Hlall, Oct. 1839. If Dear Lord Ashley-1 send herewii my first sub- seription to the National School Society, The lateness of this subscription is the result of circumstances purely accidental, and not of any change effected by recent a publications, or by any other recent occurrence, in those opinions which induced me to ...

... TU R KEY. .n ;Constantinople, December 4. d (Froimr the Correspounlenl of the Jforningq d Chronicle.) L The deep and double game that France has e bcen playing with us throughout the affair now i. so exclusively occupying tile attention of Europe, d and against which I have already more tha h once raisced my feeble voice in warning, has now, at a nio;nent when success had almost crowned o it, ...

... MsILIT A R Y P RO M O TIO .W A O mor, : D Ec. 30.1' 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons_-Cornetand Adjutant| J., Sullivaauto have the rank of Lieutenant. ?? Light DragoonsW. Wilner -to be Captain,;by purdbase,,vice Jillard.. wlxoretires; Cornet M.J Gwynne to.be Lieutenaat, iby purchme, 'iceMWilmner.; D. *Maycock,-Gent.,.to ?? bg pnrchasp, v1ce .Gwyanpe. '17th.Regimnt of:Ligbt-,ragQous-MajorM.. ?? St ...

... ]O- -S--CI*P!1 I- LONDON, TUESDAY, December 31. Letters from Constantinople, of the 4th inst., have been received. An extraordinary sensation prevailed in the diplomatic circles of that city, in consequence of a revelation made by M. Avedick, the American inter- preter of the Capitan Pacha, who, having escaped from Alexandria, arrived a few days previously at Pera. M. Avedick informed the ...

... FRO(M EDINBURGH GAZETTE. SEQUrSTRATIONS. December 2S. AL! X.\ ?? SiEcer-mEn, solicitor, dii- til er, anid oiind imerchatit, lahely residling in Inivern-sa -CreFtlitnrs meet in the Caleioniain Hotel there, Sth and 29th Janiiar . twvelve o'clock. DececwIr 928. DAvinI HUNTiR, latelylitiilder in EBin- ?? meet in Fergusmon's Ship Ta-vern, Eist Rei.ter Street, 6th January and 3d February, one ?? ...

... 1 EJ I ; ii t. I Tue Ro.;Ds, T-)NeorImer 1_ I UIS |i nsiaon, of Abur l) 1:l0 . i in f ron] Quebec, wvith La ?? r ?? ; . >'w the I heavy sea struck this ve.e, his post, in consequmrlte , if : ! on_ leaky ever sinIce^, ktcping die ' . re- ing. They 1:iid her on tii. ?? ' lid- diii nort Suctiecl ie l hnloi l t'iit Arrived, the Adelide of \z'l.r I Ctr, frons Dantzic, wit!h a c;,rg; 6 .: isch ,el ...

... CIIUIl{JI OF SCOTLAND. TO TIM 13MITOR Or TII7 CALEDONIAN 3IILCeUItY. St. Valley of Vision, Iec. 31, 1839.-Sir, From your tb able advocacy of the true interests of the Church of bu Scotland, I hope you will permit me, through the it medlium oftyour valuable Columns, to drop a sugges- tiol to all -who, like myself, are deeply and truly concerned for the present most aflecting condition to and ...

... I THE TORY PRESS-CATHOLIC CLERGY. I The X !,viz ?? the ruffianism of the Times. In the last number of the fashion- able organ- we find the following defence of the atrocious attack on the Catholic clergy, to which Mr. O'Connell directed attention on Satur- daiy at the Corn-Exchange We have given, in the letter of our Dublin correspondent, portions of a speech of Mr. O'Connell, from which it ap ...

... NON-INTRUSION MEETING AT GREENOC.0 . O l Thbursday evering at public meetitig was lirel in tile Middle Churel, Greenock, for the purpose of Is failingo into corsiderntion tile circuistnices orin- nected with tihe present collision between sle Eccle- siastical and Civil Courts, and to petition Pairliaiment e to interfere by some legislative enactment, with a e view to securing the spiritual ...

... ?? . - I~ B aeo I * ?? ?? . , \S i . ii a ;P --4 ?? Y, 'accustomed exercisc onitb* Terrace duig t . ' ?? wellas to enjoy airingsrin e rk . s ,d On Christmas-day.Her.Igaesty attended divtne ,wmr* ship, ?? St. 'Georee'g 'Chapel' and .afterwatds receeveh 'the sacrament. .The Qnein Dowager, and their Royal THighnesees, the Princess- 'Agusta,' and the. Dachess .of Gloncester, Serformedt the samec. ...

... On the evening of Friday the 27th ultino, a meeting in defence of the Church, and against thc intrusion of ulinisters into parishes, was held in the Middle Church of Perth. The Rev. Messrs Cunniiigham and Candlisih of Edinburlig, and D. M. 'Makgill Crichton, Esq. of Rankeillour, as well as a number of clerical and Jay gentlemen of Perth and its neighbourhood, address- ed the meeting, which was ...

... ' The ruin or prosperity of a state depends so much upon the admin istration of its Government, that to be *. acquainted with the merit of a ministry we need only ob- n serve the condition of the people. If we see them obedient r, to the laws, prosperous in their industry, united at home, tl and respected abroad, we may reasonably presu ne that 1 their affairs are conducted by men of ...