... HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FEE. 8. On the motion cf the Earl of Clarendon, the Buck wheat, &c., Importation Bill passer] through committee, and the Chelsea Pern- sioners Bill was read a secoond time. The M arquis of Lar edowne presented reports from the Inspec. tors of Factories for the last half-Tear. Earl FITZWILL!A M said he'was desirous of bringing before the House the state of the advances ...

... fROUStE OF COMMONS, MONDAY. MA-nCfl 29. Te l~ntfic 17n;-n ?? rsnn--w l;ll .. -e --4~ , ?? 515)L2Sh 01' COMMONS. MONDAY. ThAacni 29. The Scottish Union Insurance Company Bill ?? read a third time ansi passed. EMtityaunote AND PE:,RTU OtVLW~kl' Mr T. DUONCG4\BE presented a pecitition from an indivti- dual, proying the postponement of the secondreading of tlmo Edin- burgh andZ Perth Railway ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, ONDAY, JtTNE 7. The Lord Chancellor took his sear upon the woolsack at aE 5o'clock. R AFFAIRS OF PORTUGAL. C ) The Earl of ELLENBORIOU0GH wished to aek the Noble re ,Marquis whether there was cay truth in the statement which tsp- poared in the French papers to-day, that despatches bad be-en e sent out to the Prince do Joins-l~e, directing him to proceed with w' his -squadron to ...

... OF PLACES IN HER MAJESTY'S ROUTE. (From Forsyth's Beauties of Scotfand - 1808) BEN NEVIS. It woul1d be in vain to attempt to give a par~ticular description he It ctotitg Scnry to be met with in this great county (Inverness) ; ha as the whole surface of it does, of lofty mountaisf5 ?? towards the west, are piled above eah oteri liv niagnt'tincef~5 and between al fwhith ar0epglnO a ...

... AA~~- - , , , _- ?? The usual monthly meeting of the members of this reverend court was held on Tuesday. in the session-house of Dr. King's Church, North Albion Steet at 11 o'clock. There was a more than ordinary attendance of members, and others *who seemed to take otn interest in the proceedings of tise court. The Presby- tery having been constituted. by the appointment of Mr. Blair of ...

... Cf,1la J ?F x tb FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 16. I 1 , h 1 'aster rE ces.;t_ AA place in Committee of Supply regarding the expediency of 7 increasing the retiring allowances to certain classes of rc medical officers, surgeons, and paymasters of regiments. 7 Sir De Lacv Evans moved an address to her Majesty, pr praying for inquiry into numerous matters connected with I the barrack acconmmodations, ...

... S - 0 TLN SC OT LA ND . Bauttles at Rcsehizaghi.-Sir Jarnes J. R. MUackenZiel Bart., anda party of friends, including Sir Evan Mac- kenzie, Hart; M fr. C. Bruce, M.P. Seafortb h Mr. White of Monar ; Horatio Ross, Esq., &c., had some excellent covert shooting t at Rosehaugh lately. The game was afterwards dist. -ibuted, chiefly amongst Sir Jamesi's tenants, and made into soup for the poor. ...

... AfELAN-CHI'OLY SHIPVRI`CK. DIXADUL h~lflZNS 01 IR CREW. The following accounitof the loss of the ?? is copieda from the journal of one of tire survivors. The letter corninuni- catino tire intelligence is dated W~ick, 10th February -I - Mh rgAirwood, C. Balbirnie, muster, sailed fromfBonny, Livepoo. Hvin caledat Fernando Po, arid the Iln fj Princess for food, touched at Granidoeetro to land ...

... . 10SS or T SWrITAM SlIlI t Til1n.t (ioen th/e Tfecnes.) AV l eharec ?? an overland1 despictch from our corre.cponidoo, t ci cle, iitv 0. eec to, eoiiclciicaitin; incte'llinc e. of tell c ile s * ol I~e vlnrc ile coc~ie@ rjclliol Cii hem 15s :_ii rnrtn Ple. d::l Ilv In e tic cielinul du1ty nf flntklhlec-'iltt to) Volt ?? total loss of tlhe Oricelt:il aland Pe'ninsular C(1]ooi;2cie; i .an-c ...

... LONDON, JANUSRY 20. The Queen and Prince Albert hon oured the -Iaymark et Theatre with their presence yesterday evening. The Roval suite consisted of the ?? of Douro, Earl Dacie, Lord Alfred Paget, and Colonel Seymour. I 1%esi; Diisturboices in A ustrian G/ilicia.-Accouncs from Warsaw announce that the disturbances created by the discontented peasantry of Galliria have recommenced, and ...

... LORD LINCoLN'S COLONISATION SCHEME. Em( 1'iol til/c Thimesi.) VWe would fain hope that the interest awalkened' iy Lord antI Lincoln's mnotion on Tttesdsiv evening XVill not l- e I- in hegon and endedl in a mere legislative co. frezsiXoie. tt isam tile unhappy characteristic ti' an iinbe'ile age that the mlvi most intp ?? ?? run into talk. Ti .dl; ?? i ngg there is in this instance. WVhat 1i0 ...

... GLASGOVW, APRIL 5. - Fever on the Caledondian1 Roilcay-.Fever of the worst kind, we are informed, h as broken out among the railway ns labourers employed on the Caledonian Railway, at the .1 Cut at Evanhead. A great number of deaths have taken of place. Some of the rural inhabitants of the district have tbeen attacked with it; and, in a shepherd's faimily on the c, farm of Howeleuch, four ...