... EDINflIJFGII SUBSCRIPTION 111311Xfl)2. Sze Fiday last a neesorouantaid ighly e 'portabi~n patty of| thetanmlicrs of this nsotaetitritl diricri tegetter iln the Cafd' Itoy i, to celebratetire ohlbilon or frilictti aunt' ecary of the iaoeiintlau of rho biarrtetioe, l)iani-i Macarz ]3sq. aocoaeenaall, 1'osieaudit of rho Society, in tire ebltai' alirr Iene Eaict urk, Esin. aco'utm~nrrt, etre ...

... I ?? THE BlRQU2S'lT AUT'i'. I the We are extremely gratified to record from time to ma- time, the evidences which demonstrate the enduring esi- hostility of the country to the Charitable Bequests aost Act. We know it was relied upon by those who neh sought insidiously to impose that bad law upon this the country, that the determination of the people to op- in- pose it, would subside with the ...

... MADRID, MAncrC 4. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTV.] A considerable sensation has been produced here by the interpellations of M. Oarnier Pages in the French Cham- ber on the 24th ult., and the strong feeling maifeld'sted against tny connivance in th( efrorts now nikiring on a large scale to dispose of the Intenial Three per Cent. Stock in tiht market. It is said tnat laree orders nhave lately been ...

... Lo'suos, Tucsons ?? it The motion of Mr Charlsistoticr woos well coneived, and 1' admirably odaptod to give posecefol either to lhce nrcoeliti ;- humour so profanely iodelged in, in the teugtbeard end able sosicecti with n'liih be fitrdouerd itlast aligtct. Ilowever, tile if proposed reductivel of taxation by' Sir Rlobert Pcct, to an amoulnt Ouraesesiag olyttsiag thorn coni resoltc to expect ...

... The Annuial Meeting of ?? Society wRit' held onl Timrsday last, in the Grand Jury It-oon, tit the Castle of 1Exter; and among those present were the Very Rev, the Ds'rrs of Exeter; Rev. Dr. George Barnes, Archudeacon of Bainstisplet; Rev. Prebeudary Aledley, Rev. Dr. Mills, Rev. John Fiosher Turner, Rev. John Al. Collyns, Rev. B1. C.- I-Tarissgtoii, Rev. Al. Tucker, Rev. J. T. Toye, Rev, RI. ...

... UIJNTED SBENVCE CLUB BALL. On Tocedny night 0 grand bnlt eves given by the memberS of the Coloilootne United Service 0mb in else Assembly Rooms. bite preponiciono for tids fnelsiesseeble event seers mode open neon1 of losisis enyctise sees to give slinolneest celec so else boll. On eeiseeieig, else lobbies, stoles, need land- ings stern sects etnddnd with oseegrOCitO. in ties novels roseero of ...

... t?EE ARM!. ?? followring elinogee in the ntnffef the untup rert-leig in China Fappeare in the Floryg Jfolsg Gee rhlc *- Geoerel erdero by tho Hfon. Sajer-feenel Dehgnilor, 0.1.B, ?? in China-' Sictorin, lith Ntoromber 134e-Tine Mlajor.General coumnsoding hoe bcen plensed to make the following appointoonoto pending the nppreooal of hids Gnrnee the Commander ?? -Captain John liBur, of theo 18th ...

... 2EAST uNDE.S. ?? tcirne.ctnnitee. (Frees Allen's helm Maid) Bonnie, Jon. s-the review at Barrackysoor. faring Royal Ifighise's Prioco Waldemar, took place last Monday. The clepisasto and bollack iratteries stararatly attracted the grootest shore of Isis rays1 legisncoo'.s attention. Tire brigade sons eons- taaodert It3 ?? Goolsor, and the comb line mm Sn nader ?? Carimoight. Isis reperl'd, ...

... I DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BARBADOES-CAP. TUBE OF SANTA ANNA. SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 1._ The Tay royal mail steam ship, Commander Richard Sharp, arrived this morning, at half past II o'clock. She is four days over-due. She brings dates down to the following :- Honduras, January 20; Tamplco, 25th; Vera Cruz, 31st; Tobago, February 6th; Jamaica, 7th, Trinidad, 6th; Demarara, 4th; Jacmel, 10th; Barbadoes ...

... TH'E BRITISH NAVY-SHIPS BUT NO SEAkMEN I The difficulty of obtaining seamen for the ships now fitting out at each of our ports is becoming daily more prominent, and notwithstanding vessels are sent to each of our commercial ports to raise volunteers for the navy, few have responded to the call. It has been said, in the House of Conmmons too, that the British ensign has only to be exhibited to ...

... = MEETING OP THIE CORPORATION. A meeting of the corporation was held- yesterday in the ty City Assembly House, William-street, aid The LORD MAYOR presided. The Liberator attended, and on entering tule hall expe- hie riencedl all ea~th sia~tic reception. bt THlE 5.01D ISAYOR'S COURT1TUOUSE. ito The LORD MAYOR wished to state to thle council a cir'. cunistance that had occurred to him on the ...

... 1M? LYON PLAYFAIR AND THE FARMERS. Too oyears mo, Dr Ulnyfair delivered a eteras of lectures before tire Rtoyal Agricalenetur Society. ft wee6 the first occa- sion on wvhichl tire rercest diacoverles of Bsiehig, in the physio- logy of ossireilerion and ealririoe, end the relsets of animal heat, wrere nmade melter of oral aod applied informaraien to tels agricolteriel. Weoll do weo remember te ...