... COIMP'AATINP VAU f GI AIN AND SUGAR IaN- BREWINIG ANI) I)sTlrING. (7¾;1in the Globe.) We have received a copy of the report madde by tlbe Board of Excise to the Lords Of the Trelasurv, on the coinpara- live value of grain andl sugar in lbrewirig and distilling; anrt its tesults euite confirm`1 rar al1fiCip;:idofs. Before the elect C 1r11ittee of S131, on the use of miss.s,i, Vsriu5lo esti ...

... THE UNITED STATFS. 1'b-miouth, Dec. 28. Th 'ie Prince A!et ati 1ee hc'lf e oko ttt- Lid t-. I01 I this atittoisoif. and hias ladi ni eil at of thle IDrooldenlt hail tthil e AshIt it ec, fo Li vst-iooi. was lvi ca ready to II' 1121 itto the etteantj on thle po itlication Or that 1itt 1OrtaTT t l0on- mtentt To~e ?? Canlhri;. ci as to Sail onl thle llt t. ENAaliages, le 9 0 to F .Iloor, 4.73 to ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, loxDAy, JuLry 19. Lord BE&UTMONT preeented petitions against the Govern-. menot oysteles of education. Earl GREY laid on the table a despatch from the Governor- General of Canada, stating that the sum contributed by the North American colonies for the relief of Irish distress amounted to £3000. Lord EIROUGIIAM gave notice, that to-morrow he would move an address to the Crown ...

... INDIA, CHINA, AND EGY11'. - 9 , ,I 8\- ti - AwsA.+A3|. ?? ( Timecs) have rq l I v ?? cvs f111 m'fareillel, our iet rer fni' Intlin. t hi.ii4 ni lxsr ii outii P-l o t theC n (re- X;md ...

... MONDAY M,~ORNING, SEPTEMIBER 20. I The almost cailv announcement of now extensive failI | i tires nececsarilv cireates alarm in comzmercial circles, and I ?? I-owrf A 11 I;W A~r Y ?? i_ __ _ a. ecouage a isposition to deszpondency Whitch ma, f ait ?? in. result in patnic. Th upninoth tI- 1, neat firm of R-vi, Irving &c Co. of London, with liahi- i. ?? ti) the amount of a. mill ion and a half, ...

... GrLASGOW V ATEl. CONPANIES. e followzin iq sh ?? .. ^ . 0 ?? it ?? The following is thle c0mT iuni cation referred to at-ls mein ?? : s etn RThe Lor rvs,~ai or d Prtest, Mgiceira cv ne Council of the City i~f 5 Glacatiw Weter Works Office, f' J'thu November, 18471. My Lord and Gentlenien- -I ?? instructed lit the Directors of at Cthe Glsgw ater, coontn'T; to acqotti ?? that, in conseqjuence of ...

... . LoNnoN, Wednesday Evening. HOUSE OF COMMNIONS. A discassion and division took place on the mecond reading of d r the Collieries Bill, when it was thrown out by a majority of .5S Afcer a short discossion on the second reading of the Parlia- h rinentary Mlectors Bill. it was rejected by a majority of 53 to 52. The report on the Banleruptcy and Tnholvenev Bill was agreed to, an h blwe reedt e ...

... COWAL H-IORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The first competition for the present year of this flourishing Society was held at Dimoor. on Saturdsy last, the 10th current. ;r At no former exhibition was there stich keenness displayed to r obtain the various prizes, nor was there ever before so many splendid specimens of fruit, flowers, and vegetables bronight to the exhibition room. Gardeners snd cottagers ...

... ?? OF THE BRITtlE AND FOREIGN CORN TRAD3 DURING TUE. PAST 'WEEK. (From the Mark Lan~e Express of Mondlay. No mitiention has tek~en place in the position of mooetary affairs; indeed difficulties appear rather to be on th~e increase, one or two country batik-s being obliged to suspend their payments. Paper swhich in ordinary times would be considered good can now scarcely be discountedl at any ...

... ?? j GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, AND CARLISLE RAILNVAY I i COMPANY. II ?? aJ-51AI r I . The first ordinary half- earl meeting of the Shsrelioldets inC the oboves Company wais held cn Tuesday, at one O'clock, Ira the tc Wellington Hotel, George SquareJohn Leadbetter, BEs. of~ fr Shams, Chairman of 'the Companly, in the oh-air. fs The Sec!retary, Mr. Logie, fl'aying read the adrertisemnant call- er injg ...

... FRON THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. FORIazN OwzicE, JuLY 1. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Noble Towner, as Consul at Barbadoes for the United States of America. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Nathaniel Solomon, as Vice Consul at St. Helena for the Free Hanseatic cities of Hamburgh and Lubeck. WAR OrFICE, JULY 2. t 10th Light Dragoons.-Regimental Serjeant Major ...

... §-} I,, I , , ?? 1. I ?? FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13. I We continue to give elsewhere the return of members ! to the, ne, Pavijarnent, as far as wve have been able to| I .:cnrwrxfn he viiit of the elections. As we statelI ! ascertain the ?? of th e elections. As we statedI in our last, the b0alalce of parties is continuing to be very nearly at par. And if the Members act in Parli ament in ...