... TIHE STATE OF GERMANY. LETTER IL. To THE EDITOR OF THE NORTUERN STAR. a Duag Sia,_Having, in: my first letter described hf state of Germany before and during the French t Revolution, an well as during the reign of NAPo.& oioo; . having related:.how the great coniqueror was over- Si thrown, and by what' parties, I now resume the 3, thread of-my: narrative to show what Germanymade 13 of herself ...

... lural futelliffiriffe. NRw SCtlooj AT JBO0TLL-ille understanld that a p public school isto be estaiblished ;-L Bootit' for the tduca- ia to ftehideofpa;ellts or every denomination. a The priijectors neditduilttnffcitadtp.s proved system ofilttcietatpdt tecr ,m stances of the ?? ni ooca-t modiouti Place ca eottiite iroro ne the new chapel ehc a engeosygatdb tho tiustees., ?? be tied.na as em c ...

... LONDON MARKETS. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES of Coall Quarter computed from the Inspectors' Return*- GENERAL AVERAGE. s. d. «. J( Wheat 55 '2 Rvo 3» J. Barley .*3f 5 Beans 43 ...

... LORD PROvosT-THOMAS BLAIKIE. - BAILLIES. V 1. JiErs FoEBES. 3. GEoRGE HENRY. $ 2. LEwis CROMBIE. I . PETER WILLIALSON. g OrFICE-BEAREES. P JAMES HADDEY, Dean of Guild. S ALEXANRDiR WEBSTER, Treasurer. . t ALEIANDER HAuDEx. Masterof Shore Works. . WILLIAM FRA:SER, Masteir of lirk and Bridge Works. - ALEXANDER TouRBE 5Master of Martiieations. :. n WILLIAM GORDON, Master of Guild Brethren's ...

... MAGISTRAiTRA anvn~oo iia±ntk' EDINBURGH. The Right Hon. ADAx BLAa i, Lord Provost. aud BAILIES. aid JAxcas GRAY, Esg for JAMES OGILVIE M C, Esq. oer, W1LJ.TAm Duz;CAN, Esq. I as1- JOHN RITCHIE, Esq, - D. 3; Thomnson, Esq., Dean of Guild. aid Robert Sclater, Esq. Convener of the Trajes. ia J .Thomson, Esc:; Treasurer. ic Losso Joxsw RlUSssLr.-.At a Meeting of the Senatue of the t 'UniverSity of ...

... - r RAILWAY STAGS. 5teon has been repeatedly asked, how and why this the que attached to the gentlemen who lately frequented Court, but who have since emigrated either to Shorter Cape or Short-s Gardens-which we are not exactly assured. Court or tolt apposyite smbol of their vosation; the frontal tirs a typried alike the horns of their dilemmas, and the projet to, relrich they tossed the ...

... i THE i-LAIND, ; ;: ?? i J, TO THE W'ORG OLASSES Mr ps~i~ FRlrYs,-TfrS?~ e~veg ,1was a tithe within the memory of the Qds5t moa. more fittin&5 for or favourable to, the er es#toi~he Ab4ad ,ui'ct then the present.,; A partion;jof each letter have Addressed to 'You, i ' 4' A porti4 of every ,eechi lsave sadd to YOU Oti the Land,, oi trcne ssted in a comparison betwe4 tqa, ul of 'free laoer and ...

... A deliberate and frightful case of suicide was com- mitted IR the town of Hadleigh, on Thursday sennight, under very peculiar circuanstances. The unfortunate individual, named John Jaynes, was proprietor of a boarding school of the first repute, and until within this last week he was highly respected for learning and moral character. However, in the course of the last week, two of the pupils, ...

... -roo kNS ON HOUSE COMMITTEE AND SIR I R. PEEL. Tfhe following is the letter addressed by Lord Cloncurryy as Chairman of the Mansion-house Com. It ee Sir Robert Peel, and the Right Hon. B010gttS reply:- Mansion House, Dawson-atreet, 7th November, 1845. ?? chairman of a committee consisting of highly pctrsille gentlemen of all classes of political and religious ' 5 appointed at r recentpublic ...

... TH'r RpYAL VIS'T TO HATFIELD Housp.-We are informed that her Majesty has been pleased to signify that her intended visit, with his Royal Highness Prince Albert, to the Marquis of Salisbury, at Hatfield House, Herts, is not to take place this autumn. We have reason to believe that the Noble Marquis will not be honoured by the presence of the Qneen and Prince Consort before the spring of the ...

... wfaleboniall AMcUt%. EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1846. Now that it is ascertained thle Ministers have no in- tention to suspend the present corn laws by an order in Countil, or to anticipate the usual period of the session, the money and share markets have improved. WNhatever reasons there may be for caution, looking to the general prospects of the country, this reaction for the better ...

... Smith, and Gibson, were brought up and IcCcli ;it rho e lar tic er ereve sentence. Lord JM ACKKIKNL/n spoke ct socce length on the criole of mob- hire, oild prccpo'i'd thict Cooltts ai-d Soilith should he imprisoned for tite spacce ol 12 calinilar months, and that Gibson should be transported li beyod seas toi 7 years. 1.cerel ?? ici V- conce rr ed. ' 'he LoRDJUSTIcc-UliER thenaddressel ...