... LIren Iit ntiutgence. p 51 I a 0 15 Ii ci 2 a 01 S 0I 54 xi II _ii o'lock, ts o th inabi etnt ofs the Fntre s cptalf,that shoul brn es hi eJivle a ensfl de lverd ofa 'ine -h Inparedeec b o the adop ivtion of thene route.adteolv b eciteduon o the depts who have neceptetedoni thhe fvsof theb erdi ta redudt busend anle sldeoghtupr the gode. twro Seville. he ~waddies rome xcesse eih ar-i~rie ...

... (Eens see Speciel Ce~rterondnrats Loupee. 'loosen ErexteO The West Iadia and Soteel Ameeicitet snails, brought by site Avon tetounso, which areireti at Sousthamapton Yenterdoy afsrr- stnea, 9upply some informeation swhich has peculiar chiatns to ntecest, au will be aeon by the follosnitg extract of a letter which lies appeared in a seening contemporary. Yon liner freqaentiy Inderteid lltrite ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... T1 EIS LAN.D OF C 1U S A N. ( Fron the FrFend of Indi..) The island of Chusan is seven miles from the mainland, eand forty miles distant from the citv of 'NihtLpo, and lies in the vicinity of all the great and valuable marts of con- inerce on the eastern coast. It is 150 miles in circum- ference. The chief bav, that of Tinghae, is capable of accommnodating, in perfect seeuritv. a hundred sail ...

... LOCRGtLPH1EAD HORTICULTURAL AND AGUICULTURAL SOCIETY. ALT-RIULIU±CAL ZatCILTX. The thir copetition of thi Society took place ?? 51st ult., when the prizes were awardeid is follows:_ Gaiden Produce.-To Proprietors.-For the best 3 heads of Celerv-1st, SIr. James hl'lnnes, gardener to Neil hlalcolm, Poltalloch; 26, Mr. Oliphant Brown, gardener to John Campbell, Esq. of Stonefiel. For the ...

... adLd~ rPOTATO CROP OF THlE PRESENT YEAR. neat s_. aj. jWIJOST~ON, ?? ANNiLLIAMSFLMNG? EQ inedmt SAEOF B5ARROCC5AOJ.ad th rhrd aber ITo the Memrbers of the Iigiqloand Scietin, adofth rculia Chemistry Association of Scotland. goer GEC-iTLr)MEY,-TIh trustees for the fund, in course of being raised or the purpose of investigating the nature of the disease now so wid ely affecting the potato crop, ...

... LONDON, NOVEM3IBE S. I, I Tice Counrt still remains ait Winfielr, and] her Mrl~estv and( ?? Riva~llitl- Prlincef -Albert have taken 'the-u' eal _nm _o h ?? ui 41'Ferdinan Went i: or Rnal-~ ?? FriadOF SaXe cohlur~, his so`5, PUteAUzUsrUStI, anni the Print-is Clenentioe, daiau: h te-c of. i Ie IKiiiz of rite French, and Ptrince iLeop~d,I Miha nitinero es stoic., arrived at Fiilkestone,, ii ...

... Tlhe Queen. Prince Albert, the Duchess of Rent, and the Duke Ferdlinand of Saxe Coburg, with the ladies and gentlemen of the Court, and the domestic household, attended divine service on Tuesday morning in the private chapel of the Castle. The Hon. and Rev. Charles Leslie Courtenav officiated. The Prince of Wiales's Birth-day.- Windsor, 7foday;. -nYesterday being Sunday, the anniversary of the ...

... PUBLIC MEETING-OPENING THE PORTS. On Wednesday a public meeting of thle citzens of Glasgow wals ,,sq. held in the Merchants' Hall, having been convened lN, the Lord Provost on the followina requisition, which was subscribed hy ThaZ infinlertial gentlemen of various political opinions:-` Looking-at the present high prices of provisions, anld their triiOptotiVO scar- city, arising fi~rom the ...