... I - . . . .At a recent meeting-of the .-oyal Society of Edinburgh, amoqgst ;her interesting paperw read was one b. ;aidime, Esq., on 'earth- quakes felt in 66cotlan4 during.the Wmer and winter of 1839.,, .For thesuzbjbi)ed.asmmary of this document we .are, in'debted tq .i Scottish Standard. Mr. Mime s;tethat the sho-ks wvere flrst Perceikedon tbe nd of Octioberand had continuedwith haid'a ...

... e TO THE EN. OF THE COUNTY. ' .OF DURHAML -. ; I .. 1:f~ . :. . MY FN I lip I : ;. i - V . .: Ii n I have just got my liberty again, after having'. .been disgracefully and shamefully treated by the .authorities of Darlingtoh. ' The'case is thins-l.. The people of Darlingtonresolved to'b get up a8 meeting.to petition Parliament for the redress Qf their grievances- A.requisition, signed. by a ...

... PPWLL,'I, ?G74? A.- , #? ff ,? p. qqm , '.,; ?,, ? , , 1 L .S~ cam~le llolP' ad iik OY94!lS 'i, byiqi beautof. kn-bi deyg ip~iexe.pg S~ree oat~ thelpsten .Fwa~aekfthe,JO ijeli1dthMedeq 1 . t. a Ef .m atife of Chptone h, ean fgentiehe 'but ws t 'wy om ot niaL madkablya WVs jore s r i, la lI~ to co lr~lqet th ickiets~be yJd hi 4,iand 'th h.repdattelyP ,S';jtiOd), Mof-gbe ofro Clparriae,. ...

... .. :!.! - ;0 :0 Tbe 'PrestbiVand LacasterRailwa tf .open oni'tlie6thJ'une.. *ay s t' ; rsn'thi ;'Hygeisl, 'vho, died, a :ew. ,da~ys~sgi,;ai iParis, topk, ffty of, his own -pils cn ;^he day of his d~eath. Fesv doet~or~s have so much faith Jn, their owvn precerip~tionls.,,. -,., C unc- RATES.-At -^a petty -sessions :heldiat'Hackney, on Tuesday, May 19,' for-en-. forcing payment of church ratej ...

... EI:C' AL AND RELIGIf US. n Sundlay ia.t,all impressive sormon ,I'as lpreached y the lRev'. J. D). Merest, B.D., in the parish ?? airnlington, after l.vll]jicl 1(;1. waS Collected in aid oftclu music ?? of that pda cc. Oil Tuesday evenling, thc Sftii hist, the youing peo(pjl Jho atteld the Bible, clos in Sien Meeting House, Alinwici, pire- SeUtIAL the Rev. 'T'hsinlas JDewar, A.N1., wjitI at ...

... to THE W10ST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY, HER, MAJESTY'S PURIX-T CIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE FORTHE HOME DEPARTMENT. It's a pity, 'tie pass'd, that panilper wbe ! So rile with munlers, poisonines, hearts broe-race I Autbors of England I why are ye so,slow t'' ': ' .- , Genitlenensef England I why are ye 6disek WA ,f Awakei-ariseI-exposel-ward of the.b, *;.:. Ere yetIt comes do'vn'tb inkerink on ...

... IRESULTS 03 NEGRO EMANCIPATION. I Al - I I _ - . - I On Tuesday evening, Weok, a wimerous and highly respactable meeting assouibled in the Town Hall, Vir- min-h'trm,forthoepurpose of reciving the Rev. Wm. fni'b, tho wvvl1-known baptist missionary of Jamaica, .on his arrival inthis country, with Mr E. Barrett and MirJ. ockford, two enranbipated Africans, as a, de- putation to thc approaching ...

... SPAIN.-CARLISTS AGAIN. OFrTmas it has been declared by the' Whig Journals thut resistance to the Liberals in this country wasat ian end, we have ?? be-. sought the readers of the Liberator to disbelieve. them.: We knew that the whole nature of this contfict.was disguised, masked, and mnystifled to the people of this country, so much so that: not, one man inaujhuadted thousand had any: know- ...

... ito ''tPOi'NtA MbhL ANb ADORN A . ALE. Wh were, yeryiidch s Swap -,Wit A ptlrp&- graphi, goins the, .reoa i recently of the Whig ministerial papers, to the following effect On Friday Albert walked up, with Mr. Gourtney, to visit TAT1TER9SALS. The notions and.o6pinions we have always. conuected,-witli the dufi of king 'and queens, andth'eimmediatabout their pergoni,'aIre t*ha~t~yth ph}ii ...

... MISCELLANTI] .S. |IIiIIAIM 1)OLICE.-()11 P'irla last, IsaLAc Mart anld Thomas Ridley, alias Jeffbrson, of Ilexhain, Wure committed to tile -louse of Correction, ?? a charloe of breaklillg- hito thle dwellilg-house of M1rs Jones, Black itorse Inm, at that place, and stealing tlbeetromn a flitch of bacoxn a halil, and a quantity of blutter. RICHMONDI) POLITC OFFI(E.-Oi1 MoIdaly 1ast, William ...

... ..AGR-CUt - E AND GARDENING. ' THE WEATHE 'AND HARVEST PROSPECTS DERBY.-The crops irerywhere ?? flourishing, and with a short continuance of the warm weather, and an ?? shower, tbey will be soon in such a state 'Of frwardness as to relieve thle mids of the ?? any anxiety as to the effects of the night frosts which we may yet expect. LORCS.-A very ageable change has taken slace in the weather ...

... I ilRE In YORK MINSTER. (From the Leeds AMercury.) With deep concern ite announce that this magnifi- cent Minster, the finest Gothic structure in tile world, has again been desoated by fire; but it will be mlost consolator y to our readers, W~ho mnay have heard exag- geratedi rumours of the mischief, to lbe assured, in the very Outset at, tile melancholy narrativc, that 1ll thle majestic ...