... M~ONDAY, OCroBVIL 9. sly The Sanod maet to-night at soven or'clark, and were Loi on'gatted durring thle evenirng in censidering thle report on eac the Synod fund for relieving weak congregatiotls. ) TUESDAY, OCTOBERi 10. jint Thle Synod, at ite mrreting to-day, agreed to take up the following overturre by thre Pregby tary (of Panisley and ails Greenock :-b ?? tile Synod exatinine ano easay ...

... Ialotntian Met-tlrv I st EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, MARCH! 27. r 1re this day give the address of the new American President on his inauguration. Tbe document, as usual, on thescoccasions is lengthy, and also ably written. It strilkes us, howevce, that in somc respects it more resembles lhe spc. culations of a ?? Tocqueville or political cs- sayist, than a State paper. The greater part consists of a ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE, (From, our Special Correpondent.) as IONDON, fitrinSDAY MOR'NINt'. tl The Parliamentary proceedings for some days a past were rather dull, and the business has been , gone through with despatch. Themotion intro- E' duced by Mlr Wallace relative to political cldbs t/ in the University of Glasgow formed an excep- tion, for the discussion, while it lasted, was bothe ...

... PRilVAT8 CORIRLSPONDENCE. [Otir Spedcia Correspondetit's letter did niet ' reach us last night.] 'COaNOI:, FuliOAY. S Thiere aro ii great nmany uarriiaiN reported to-iiay, hiil t aiil of th .-in brilig later intelligenre, except otie froma Vm soI icritin's Ltiini, with letteri andi papers ?? obart T1own lith 2Sth October first. r'i'fes ncrouli (it) i not r coin to notoice any tnateriaiimjo- o) ...

... HORTIClLTURAL NOTICE FOR APRIL. - ., - the Felroorv raet nnR HORTICULTURAL Sl' I-- .i .A - . irrcel'Ri' st'uffredl .eV.rtly tly the Feburoars finr plono hamritus nirt-pn itlt therronwkt. U'IIO'Oelfitane pltA. tttit'ti'VC But. n o ire. all annowince plenly ait1 pon. (.iits. A ht frIt. ieg .I, ?? And npriinitti .re not Olivtlwrl wihlihs snt tfly pI m tiot the Irr-t 2wernast folitfisnhoee ...

... WaM Intelligence. PoIrtsmuinitl, January 2. Tbe Britannia. 120, Cnrptai l Dilnke (nith tbe flag of Sir J. Oiniii'xm lev), mnd thie Inarce 1-1 Captain Sir V. 0. PIel. arrived at Malta ail the I lith D ecsfelur. The Jueror I;, nrlived at Cndi2 on tilh I Ith tf Dt. iemlar , fmrii Gilraltar. 'TIho Siludarateam veral, Coimaniler Ibird Allen, one nl tihe vileel ijoteni-il to form pla t of the Niger ...

... MOUSE OF COMMONS-Mfily 27. ( (hrsifi,,gcifi-ow ii o'rists.) WANiT OF CON11t11s; il I l'S i 'IAT~ni. Sir 11. 1l'EFi. rolc find %idiu-'Mr Speiikeir, I ,dtilt proceed %YititooUt it wot d of ticidiesq apology fror Plaboraite ?? to iitdirc~s' Myself fn thet S111jeet Of thle luotion of %vlik'h I hanve given nolto iii'or this nighit. sir. ?? oil '1!IursAyln lost, the Rtight Iloti. Gentlenoil th ...

... UNITE)D STATES. On Wednesday, the American packet ship Sid- -lons arrived at Liverpool, having left New York on tile 28th December, bringing accouluts of that date By this conveyanec, our correspondent in New Yorl. has transmitted to us an extra edition of the MojErn- iar/ IHerald, containing the President's Mlessage to Congress, which was delivered at Washington on the 13d, tnld wvas received ...

... eatebanian mlercurv. EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, APTRIL 9. The quarterly statement of the revenue is, ol the whole, encouraging, especially if we consider 0 distress that prevails in the manufacturing districts; at all events, it wvill disappoint the hol- low hearted and croaking predictions of faction. On the year there is an increase of L.243,909 on the quarter, as compared with the correspond_ ing ...

... SPIRIT OF TI!E PUBLIC PRESS. 'MORE TYRANNY F 'ORY LANDLfOR (Fromll the Dublin 1E. The Evening Mluit lavini't'ite questioned Sit Roger Palmer's right to the estates of which he is, at preseat, it, possessioll, now insists upon ?? right, as landlord, to compel his tenants to vote according to his orders, and against their own conscientious opinions. Sir lRoger, first repa- diatedt by the Orange ...

... 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 ?? ...

... POrA'rOE GROWING. ro TuE EiDITOIt OF TIHE CALEIDONIAN MERCURY. I Sil-Mucl has been said acid written, for some b years past, about the failure of the potatoe crop; all ?? Opinions published, various as the formsg of the potatoes themselves; but in no case is tire real h Cause perfectly disclosed, or a permanent remedy ], for that failure properly pointed out. l Without entering into needless ...