... SEQUESITRATIONS. August 2. JAMES M'VscAw, brick manufacturer in Inverheithing-Creditcrs meet in lhlitchell'e Inn, North Queensterry, 11th August and 8th September, two ?? clock. August 3. JAMES SYaMz. gardener and potntne dealer, i St Mark's Place, near Edinburgh-Crediters eet in ; the R iyal Exchange Coffeehousse, Edinburgh, 14th Aa. C ?? and I Ith September, two o'locek. f August 3. ...

... ?? £inurT EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. As the public were fully apprised by the demi- official disclosures of the preceding day, Mr ?? CONNELLr, along with his son Mr JOHN O'CON- NELL, M1.P,, and several others were duly ar- rested on Saturday, and gave bail to answer a charge of conspiracy and other misdomeanours, to be preferred against them on the first day of the November term. The ...

... OF TIIGENERAL ASSEIBLY ' OF iTHE r TIURC\V OF jljTFq'PTN(T CHTRJ ?? GLkSGO'V- 0od_ Xfyeacly meeting o i vls ?? thle Frre Prote5sliliZ Church ma. ~erla Ywhic hk has beet an Lf id in tile City un'ronaom n style, has rr1'asrcid In or aery var dehrr of moeeting (eleven o'clock). Yoau IF Ie ?? with) a most he]I hV eesn ssemi,,' of ladies andl and ?? oi Paoer ,,,dated in tite gallieries I abl ...

... EAST INDIA HOUSE, A Quarterly General Court of Proprietors was held yesterday at the East India House, Mr John Cotton in the chair. The minutes of the last Court having been read, ?? CHiAIRMAN informed the Court, that the di- vidend warrants for the half year would be ready for delivery on the 6th January. He also stated. that in compliance with a resolution passed at the last Court, the ...

... CHARITY WORIRI]OLTs, A special meeting of the General roo 't WVorkbouse was held on Friday, to ta I t lb, derition-Ist, The minoute of C'nonai ?? rra; to confer with the Town Caoullrij u 0aPPIootd . posed poor's bill for liquidati,,n or tinpon i o 51 thil e fl o 1 1 Institution ; anld 2d, The clsion Of t Ih In Water Company for water to theo Q PlinlOirOOII which had been referred to Mlr flack ...

... FALKIRK FIRST SECI?SSION CON- Gr{EGATION. TO 'cite tittiTOlL op 'cit a ?? OBStOtLVOtt.. Sto-I read letter in your peper of the 5th cerrosi, by ii! r Do vii A odorono of GI auge to, 00 tI, e ouhjeit of ,.iatemntrt trintle in the t, Call to Secedero, &c pultli?li.. eti in the columns of the Olrscrnct of 29th ult. voiriolt, bet fat' t'ireumsranoos, I wortld hove otleerted to earlier. It is tree ...

... TNLE Cl3 URCI-l OF SC'OTLAND). (Dublinl Ei'eJning Post.) l~e regrar d as one ol' the most curious pieees of Johnl ]ullism, thei inditlerence with whichl the grent clerical movemenit in Scotlandl is regardrted in England~. 'Ihe press only gives folrth ia note of dlisapprobationi now andl then, anid thle public of' Enigland lookol, seeminigly, upon thle concern as a mere pat iso squabble. It has ...

... )\V EDINBUREGH. IIS eSATURDAYS JANUARBY 7. ?? he London is in a sad bus about the income n- tax. The Tower WVard, the city of Wcestmin. perster, and other metropolitan districts are all up in rsarms. Great complaints are made of vexatious sucare-the CHANcErLOR of the EXCFIEQUER dy has been appealed to through a deputation, but en he can give no redress. W}e dare say that in somny instances ...

... DOWNING STREET, FEB. 17. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant- General Lord Seaton, K.G.C.B. to he her Majesty's Lord High Commissioner in and for the United States of the Ionian Islands. FOREIGN OFFICE, FEB. 17. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr Hlector Zimelli, as Consul at Malta for his Majeaty the King of Sweden and Norway. WAR OFFICE-Feb. 17. 12th Foot-Eosign B. ...

... EDINBURGH. THURSDA1; JANAUA1?Y 19. The MeO1'inl9 C/77'o)icle of Monday last con- tains the following announcement ?? The (day on which the session be, ins (Thursday the 2d of February) is now close at haned. It is un- derstood that questions of importance affe~cting the state Of the country will be brought forward at the commencement. We hlave hitte doubt that an amendment to the Address wilt ...

... IMPERIALI PA'RLIAMENT.S h-OUSE ODF LORD)S-Feb. 13. iq Their Lordlships met at five o'clock. tu The Duke of WELLINGTON laid on the table, libel by command of her islejesty, certain papers relatingputtu tic the militery operations in Affghanistan. TIre peril Noble Duke said, it would be more convenient to (l postpone his motion on the subject fron,. Thursdaysnd i to M\oniday next, he d Poetprird ...

... ED INBURGH.D MlONDAY', JAINUARYZ1 16. We have only time to direct attention to the eloquent and argumentative speech of Mir RUTHERURulD, and the other able addresses de- livered at the Leithl Anti-Corn Law Demonstra- tion on Saturday evening, of whlichl a full report will be found in our paper of this day. W~e have received communications for which wve have not room, hut the purport of which ...