... pR?SBYTI?R? or ?T?tATHDQt*?E?. ten SETTLEMEN'1' OF TilE ICItt\. MR. EDWARDS. dot M.tit'SOCU, ?? Jan. 21. m? Long before ditybreak, Abeichirder 'ace all astir, neil fisiet Pro all quactere peoplehegan to tltrongtowiirda the scene election ma The nuniber ot'persons present, at eleven o'clock, was piobably we 1200 or 1300. It was at mice evident thai to conduct the pro. ci' ceedings in Cite manse ...

... ]IURMNG Qi' TIII? ChURChES IN DUNDEE. Feriliei' Paa'lieeiitrr.-( Dr oiled Cetil'b'i'. 3 'I'itc fire etigititied in a store at the ivoel side ci' the South Iiititteli, ectitigocot. to the pasa:ire hate let it tttitl the Steeple thatch end wlieii we reeched the stlot the ititoes wove tintet- lag cot of the vt'itidcvr? ?? led in tite ottitte fetnieth itt ititet at iltetoitetioti ci these ...

... .. P. . - . ,. inl iiL'dttt'oriy, Deeember' 3ii Ma at Tie PROVOST, 1I'V0e.95 l'l ir- A Report wao read fromt tliore isiing CO'lmerltoo, recoin- N Nei ,n mnen d in g t ImIaVIa lim of by~ lurg Lo eu i the) refrusea strit' ol f theIaIII bri' S ieb bout' onl the Iiulcq, as proposedl by Mv Abmrriclry, Tiere o roxuit re ?? mleealn erieapted tile repocz i. henltml t i Visidleg die CoRinititeO to ...

... Johin Allan, Deputef Master ; John N1'llardy and Janmes Adam, Coin Liii l !entt ; Charles IDawson, T~etasttcr George Davidson, ber Seveta,'e Alexander Ilarron, Gmnstl Stesc',td William ?? anti bon Got-don, Setnior and Junior Stec,eeoTe ; fe Hutigi Fraser and James Paterson. As~smlossse famoa B~remner. o' George mitiehll, W11illiam T. Craig, George Fiarquhar, Alex. den r' Stuart, anid lames ...

... PUBLIC DIN'NER. A isimber of the frienlds of Mr Georgc awrn~vcne, who ?? lately comsuonced lunkeoper in tueto~n of '[urnis',o Orlh-n counlt of his stcady, obliging, nod respcetablo character, onter- talinosl him at a6 Jlublio Dioner in thc 'town llsell, Dln Th;ursdaly the I ~th cunvoct. Notwvithstanding the sorority of the weathler, fiens 80 to 90 Gentlemnen snt down to a most elegantf and ...

... WEDNESDAY, January 6, Z8St. c Enlargement of the Journal. TO OUR READERS, AND THIE PUBLIC. GICArTEFUL at all tines for the distinguished patronage bestowed on us asl Public Jourmalists, in this exten- sive and improvirg District, as well as tibromghout Scotland, we havelthe pleasure to ainnounce tiat early in next month, the AnnciRTmveN JOUIRNAL will be printed on o. Sheet of greatly ...

... MlONUMIENT TO HI6RHLAND MIARY.. The admirers of the peasant Bard, and of' lis first and purest po love, will learn with pleasure that at length a monumnent is ol about to be erected in Greenock Church-yard, to mark the mr epot w.here repose the ashes of Highland Mary. Considering t'e the almoat romantic enthusiasm with wvhich everything is~ Cei garded which Burns has wedded to song, aned ...

... MILITAUY EXECUTION. The envsirons of 1'ort Louis (Masiuritioo); were yosterdoy C~oil mxorninlg ( t~h Sept.) tllc scenec of olle of tlle mloot solemnl llld . itearltetidiflg spoectatleC vehicth we cotiesiec it possitle l'or a g\ bystuonder to \ititLoSs, and whichl (God ho praised !) nre o ralre occearrecec inl tlis coloy; wve allude to a Ilililtaly ex . tectitoci, Upon the present oecasoill, ...

... flin £,la Fridayos fgczete contains a notice from the Spealser of the Ho0use of Commons, intimating that, on the expiration of fourteen days from the date thereof (the 31st ultimo), a new writ will be issued for the election of a member for the Kirki- aidy burghs, in the rooms of the late Robert Pergoson, Esq. Des st oF ?? BoaSWI.s..-We regret to announce the demise of William Booweil, Esq. ...

... STATE IT ENT THE2 ACTING COLONIAL COMnIITTEE OF TIHE. GENERAL ASSEvMBLY, IN aRGARD TO THI: ?? OF mR. ROIFRT DUFF, Lately Parechial Schoolma4ter In the Parkih of Rhynie. HE Actieg ,Colonial Co-nsoiiittee ot'the General As- C T..sainbly have seen. with CurprVise and regret, thle state- ments which have recently been put forth in many of the pitib C' lie newspapers, a, tothe proceedings of the ...

... delia C ENGLAND. emil y Sir David Wilbie is now at Coostontillople completing a pond a portrait of tue Suilan, which has besis exprossly painted for noel her Majesty (hoOch Victoria. 5 ci It is -aid that Sir Robert Ployford has accepted the Gayer- 0 d 101 ?ilip of olreenwiels Iloopil oh No appoilltlflellt coold have the beeti more appropriate I han thai of tills veteran and success- in cli *? ...

... LWVLeiJi21. The .1 icon, 'A 110 has 1ir rtoltcic V 01cc fe A lvii ci of the tea- cii] lii 'Au ?? ft?iviltt, ?? , iii itit' Oit1t17 cnn of en- Ct hut licilil c II 'i ?l:cjr.?lO, F.Ocotlilt1liliOtl ?? liii 'e Albert, 'liii, V docit 'A 11.11 ?? Won't1 01' poiinii ?, whit' (iii tue 'terrace iii 1110 ocitin'' ?? hY,'itlF iii Oil IC' lint 'itece Ailei't Is cot' otoilylog 1111111 i'01'tic it' it I' ...