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... GENERAL SI HARRY SMITH. I I A.s ever, thing connected with our gallant countryman, Sir I. Smith, w-ftl be read with admiration we present our readers with the fovio ing beautiful sonnet, by his talented sister. Mrs Sar- gant, published in a small volume of poetry, about the year TO MY1 BROTHER. Oh ! shall I e'er again that face behold- On which enraptured I could ever dwell: Again thitt form ...

... I Z~VAfl.WAW XUTLL3EG3?NCZ.I I _- _I SELECT COMMITTEES ON BILLS. GROUP 4-oOK No. 12. On Tuesday this Committee, the adjournment of which took place before the rees, met--present, Mr G. W [ope chair- mini; Viscount Chelsea, Sir Ralph Howard, and Mr William Wiltshere. It appeared that since the adjoumtment had taken place and since the letters had been sent to enable the promoters of the Great ...

... UNITED ASSOCIATE SatQD.:I: The half yary meating of twos revewu'st eest-vw opened on ~ od it. an eloqient and aPtfOpript1 pemenw elivered by te ~v. osiHRay, Arbrbath emodsi~tffiJt r, from. Isaih, bap x~m. G.After dhiil seirll~ie~ $ywod was contitted an Psceeedto the eleetiou fte;*idemtM= Five t~e~enwT~ oedkthe office, 1 x-eMt~ssjwMes Stazk, Jo Lab,~EroU; enry-PRen~ton%, elsa D. Smith, Mag- ...

... mrotweit itntellieoee. The near approach of an interesting event, which the public look forward to with intense interest, may perhaps be inferred from the fact, that the messengers of the Hone Office received directions to be in attendance, night and day, on and after Mon- day last; so that the fact of the Queer's indisposition may be communicated without loss of time to the Cabinet Ministers. ...

... REJOICINGS. -J 13ANCiWRY AND STRACHAN I'll HOW N uiRftTol CA'TAIN 'W. BURNETT 'RAW-SAY. In conse ; ence of the recent promotion of Lieutenant IV', B. Ramsay to oe Captain in the Rifle Brigade, presently stationed at llalifax, N. S., the tenants on his estates, in the parishes of Ban- chorv and Strnohan, resolved to testify their joy on this otcasiuu, by assembling together to celebrate the ...

... ocal _*ftelflgent,. ABERDEEN, Xay 8. Dirtha. At 56, Dee Street, on the 26th ultimo, Mrs H1. ADAiSoN, of a son. On the 24th inst., at Hazlewood, County Cork, the Lady of CisR. BERT BALDWIN EGAN, Esq., of ason. At TurritF, on the l0th ult., Mrs SOuTER, of a daughter On the 29th tilt., at Chalder Cottage. the wife of the Rev. A AP IRW EArTN R,.of the Free Chlurch, Botriphnie. of a son. At Banif, ...

... I I~ S ------IhAagsAda_ 1 WMt5I April.-The stated general county meeting was held this day, but the attendance was very meagre there being present only Messrs Abercromby of Glassaugh, and Gordon, younger of Cairtfield; Sheriff Currie; Mr Forbes, Sheriff-Clerk; and Pro- vost Scott. After the ordinary routine business had been disposed of, the Sheriff moved for returns from the different ...

... ste'r-7jetu I)OUTUAL CORNS BILL,.-HOUSE Oi' PzaRs.-The first reading of this ed measure was moved in the Lords, on .1londay week, by the n Duke of WellingSton: Hlis Grace abstained from provoking to any discussion on its -merits. The Duke of Richmiond could not let this opportunicv pass withlout expressing his decided op- position to the bill, and his strong disapproval of the fiscal a policy ...

... momeotir intelligence. ENGLAND. VISIT OF E QUEEN TO PARIs.-Galignacnts Ml'essenger puts an end to all donbts on a subject respecting which there have lately been so many contradictory statements. It states, '*from unquestionable authority, that Queen Victoria will not visit Paris this summer. Louis Philippe himself' announced ol Thursday. to several of the household, that the Queen would not ...

... Zhi imax .! a31 2D WN, JMay 2 7. At No 1, Qmv,on the 24th instant, Mrs Dfviasox, of a son. At Manse of ielhelvie, on the 2cth current, Mrs. TsoxsoN, of a At Brisbane, New Soath Wales, on the 22d December, 1845, Mrs 7 'ATaIcK LEsts i. of a son, who only survived a.few days. At Northesk Road, Montrose, on the 25th current, Mrs SnMisoy, of a daughter. At Lismount, on the lth instant, the Eon. Mrs ...

... rTue Marquis and hMarchioness of Blute arrived at Gibb's Hotel, Edinburgh, on Wednesday evelling. The Rev. Doctor Capadose has been deputed to attend the approaching General Assembly of there huhfectad by the friends of evangelical religion ire Holrchd fof Scotind country no deputy has been sent to the Scottish Church for two hundred years. A. B. Sl[onteitb. Esq., Sheriff of Fife has appointed ...