... TA -1 IT 1. I rx s; .nL it. Thc folllving ?? of the itef events at Tahiti have been ; reiived byihe I'rench GecsrmcTieAt from C0eptain IBruat, dated Papctti, Juje 3, 184_ IijTiTiet; le A nistrc ...

... 'THE CLYDE NA TIGATION-THE TIDAL HARBOUR F i s IM ?? Err - ( MISKO The Tida~l Harbour Commission sat again on Frid5ay in the hail of the Clyde Trustees, Robertson Street. ialalie Anderson, at the reques~t Of Captain Washington, took thle Chair, andi, as on thle Previous day, a number of the Trustees and otherN interested in the river and. harbour affairs were present. Mr. David Bell was first ...

... GEORGE TIERIOT'S HOSPITAL. A general mecting, of the Governors of this ilnstitntion inas hield within the Hlospical on Tuesday-the Lord Provost in tine chair. A report having come up from the education comnmriittce, of nwhich the late Dr Bennic was convener, tine Lord Provost. saih3 that he thoenllt the board ought to avail theunselies of the opportunityoftestifying their ih respcrt or tiem ...

... T11E CLYDE NAVIGATI~ON. 5. - _ -_ - - - - rl The Tidal Harbour Commission lhaving appointed.Thursday the 15th instant, at half-p~ast tenl o'ec-loc forenoon, within ?? Haill of 0 the Clyde Trustees, Robertsoln Street, for weeting to inquire ?? the past and presenit Stale of the Port of Glasgow, a considerable number of the Trustees and others interested in the nlavigation of 0the Clyde, and ...

... ~~L1. t t~ L isa. L I The following is the latest communication from Lloyd's agent I at Warrenpoint, Mr. Leonard Wairtson, which was posted at the Liverpoc! ?? Rooms, on Monday:- Warrenpoint, Oct. 10. Sir-By letter of yesterday's date I am informed that the Great Britain now lies on a bedof stones, and has suffered much from the gale on Wednesday. Preparations are makinig to dis- charge all ...

... fl& Wateboniall Illercurp. EDINBURGH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1846. It vill be observed that strenuous efforts have com- menced ii ?? and other trading towns of Eng- land, with a view to induce Ministers to open the ports. This is a step which could be justified only by a great scarcity, and the question is, wbether the existing state of things can be so characterised. Undoubtedly we think not, so ...

... S PA IN. te Cur advices from Madrid are to the 7th inst. inclusive. The 3- Espanr.o, Na evo Caspectnadod Espeotador, and Eco del t7oercio, d had been seized for having stated that the French Princes were not received with enthusiasm. As a specimen of the style of des- cription which finds favour in Madrid, we extract the following m from the IHeruldco:_ At I o'clock In the afternoon the ...

... I CFromt our Special Corresapsnte) LInxTEDA vssa Lo,i]DOI}[, Tusrky IYEVEN,_NG. THE NON'TENEIMER MARRtAGa Tile affairs of the Peninsula are daily acquiring more inte- rest, which will admit of no relaxation until the problem is solved-will Louis Philippe renounce for the Duke and Duchess of Montpensier all claim to the throne of Spain. The letters received in town to-day from Madrid and paris ...

... ROYAL iNriR1aRY. A General Meetpag of the Governors of the Tnfirmary took place on Thuirsday-lthe Loiti PnoYOST in the chair. The following report,aaent the reception of cases of small-pox into the llospital, as read to the meeting :- The Committee having t-aken into consideration the remit from the last quarterly court, anent the admission of' small-pox cases into the fos pital, were ...

... Trades' Hioose.-The annual election of Deacon Con- vener of the Trades' House took place on Wednesday, when Mr. John Stewart, cooper, and Mr. John M'Callurn, hamniernan, were put in nomination. On the votes of the House (which was a very full one) being taken, they were found to he equal, and Mr. M'Caliun wvas elected by the casting vote of thle chairman. A protest has, however, been tabled ...

... reroh our Special CorrespomdentJ LoNDoN, TUESDAY MORNING. The stern and menacing attitude assumed by our Govern- ment on the Montpensier marriage admits of no relaxation, and from the offensive tone adopted by the French Ministe- rial journals, and their taunting defiance of this country, the question of peace or war is suspended by a hair ! The organ of Maria Christina in Paris has the ...

... EDINBURGB GAZETTE SOQUEtSTR1.ATIONS. October 10. JOHN MACLEAN BEATTS, auctioneer and merchant in Dundee-Creditors meet in the British Hotel there, 22d Oc- tober and 16th November, two o'clock. October 12. ROBERTn MAxTox, coal master, engineer and sur- veyor, residing at Devon Bank, near Allos, in the county of Clackmannan-Creditors meet in the Royal Oak Inn, Alloa, 21st October and ISth ...