... TIlE Ql7 7'N- IN TUEI1 IfI G' lLAN ?? (uFrom we t1 ?? sF' the ScL.;milm.) ?? Sept. 11 Yesterday nnorinz. while :,tr Mnie'vx t- n * ovsocl sket-ciii-- the cecierv of tile Inc1h, 1 i i Ih Sn lrince Al.P erlt. N 1 the lion. C~ampt. anti.':. an! i C''i '.ii r i. G:ltauitilichr snte h keepIer, and lir. ]- n .li.th t Ai to Lee At1i: Fores- t, to thre dielr-e itt u . 'nit' nit-asian, Oh a M;ir,! at ...

... GLASGOW CENTRAL TERMINUtS CO3MllISSrONN. (l'otinztedfrone the Glasgeo 1fferald of Fridai- ) Ri FCtHNTS IIALL. GLASGOW, WEDNESDAY, IlIT Nov., 1846. Captain CoonnieG-roy in the Chair. DA-rnD Bit E-tNte, Esq. cxained bythe Coxisrsstoej. Con.-You are the resident Engineer of the Clyde Trust?- 42. Have you ant statement to make abnut the Clyde Trustees inztrovxin- the harbour P-A. I ?? plan and i ...

... NEW AN)D INIPORTANT DISCOVERY ny SjRGERY- f 3 f fir ..I ?? t _ ?? ?? _ . I .. - (Ea rro l chle.uier GarrQien) Dr. T3izelcow, of Bostor, U. S, some few weeks since, sent to this country an account of several painful surgical operations having been performed upon patiewnts, whife they- were in a state of insensibility from the inhaliation of toe ?? of sulphuric ether, without their being at ,,,l ...

... D1UMBARTONSHIRE ELECTION. On Thursday evening alpublimerecting was held in Hellensburgb -for the purpose of givingl Mr. Smallett an opportunity of.-addressing th e electors in the western division of the county. The meeting was called for the Tontine Hnote, hut was adjourned to the public green in front of the inn, and the candidate SPOlce from a carriage. There was a very numerous assemblage, ...

... ,I ?? T. f :sD fN, Et A CeH £fl. - #- -a r~ t~ 1 = C ?? a~ ?? anol V r;e ne Icnc~urTerl Drury- Lane w:-hi'-r r~sere YA. OW. -½-~~.The R,~vni suite( 4¼1 .s P-t. tb ie COu.-1e ss rt 1). R, okn. Mt utrray, Er a'Vrlc- Colonel thl-, Ch aries Cr-, and b S b;- ?i; ,-p t cccii 7;.a! Pen e f ertminej tne Earl a? |tAti .t Srt 9;. { 3rtahrn S; 'I Fw ciur M- l~t' .- an P Grhat(r ?? ~tl~l . d .l, i : Z ...

... l ThC , T(d i FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER S. I The pressure on the money market still continues, and, we regret to say, without any symptoms of speeds abate- 5AAfA_ m.t1P - _ - . _ I - l I te ment. The most favourable items of intelligence are, that the commercial bills due in London on the 4th have re been met far better than was expected, and that no re new failures were announced on Tuesday. ...

... EGYPT IAN AFFAIRS. (Flrom the Timeas Correspoe lidm e.) It e Alexandria, Oct. 299. f N Mis Tlighiness the ViceroIy, who has been staying in Alexandria *t all the smmer, left for Cairo yesterday morniog onl the approacil of winter, tile col)d wecther nt being so mtuch felt in the c:eipital asit is hors. The USUall. salutes frl o all the seippisiaL in time liar- e bou~r al the forts in and ...

... G-LASGOW, OCTOBER 22. Asidersoaiian University-D~rf-fnloaer'sletes-P aill the Courses of Lectures on Popular S cie~ne~o annouca ed for the enisuing session, we- see none more lilkely to coin- Ii snand th e patronage of the public flian ta hif Eli' D. Hunter, late of London, onl I-L.1a-tL Anatotiy and hbv~i lojgy. We hail with mucli plasure the Doctor's return to l±' former c field oif labour ...

... TII1 AMEiUCANS IN 2E KiCc. ['rmi 1ip Th'im es. It is verv diffiCL. t to inlil'e tliitt thire ino lie na cnss of iet'nrsi'S whll, cud:1 lroal A itl> sittisfoCintl) te from tl~e se.Ct if oar it) 7ii'xie: . TheV who owl'; % iis to see sucl) bootless carnt c Tltu' I grtith a to atermiiatioll will findl no hitdl of suhestroti l iliitiattgegcl-eit for thi1, Iil~mps. 'T'ev et who ioxoluotariy sy i ...

... INHABITANITS OF WESTERIN AUSTRALTA. 300, (rmF V e irs)nl ti. rher- The native inhaboitants of Western Aus;tralia are only sirperior adr inh~aeo mnbigs to the Boejemnans of bo uthern Africns. rest Their intellectual neapioli appeals to he very small, ansi tk eir ~)v a physical structure is extremely feeble. In somerespeocs the AUs- tralian peculiatrity assimilates to two of she five varieties ...

... - . . I .- L__f_ it n t) 31 a ii it :1 it n ir Cl hi ni hi le Vs Et er SI le it IC to ra e 'a Lt ae 0 if d 0 a t hat The following is a statement of the election movements in Scot- land as far as the arrangements have been completed. The names art of those gentlemen to whom an asterisk * is prefixed are the new Yas candidates:- nal Aberdeenshire-Admiral the Hon. William Gordon (C.) ers ...

... I':DL. AND CIIIY.\. I*i Fs; Ex ima£trtordinurp Et.rprnas.) ?? rv 'itiv'1 voc hare r,'tteiveii our usual letters an, 1, pr~!-ia~ticc-lrtlton of the ?? Mail. t.t-I e'l'C frm China isa -er important, and we learn ~I -te t ?? t-:; alt boo~n thn captur~ed hr a British force. t-~,r i- i's or the insult~s lately heaped upon the rmce-vofl 'rent otr crorresnondlent at [long Kong the f- K'onr; igmiwi ? ...