... E, N' ?? 1 LANDJ. i1mr.l t- ni I ?? he Iin-nce of the ?? on Th- `jr~ii~ o f'H ;,r. 4 Mr. C. C'ullimc ai e 2:44.11 (-C -.:i C' tl a~e Lord i olk-,. ?? wnnil M t il;rrjv uif In :;rl trr. ' of Lolin'rmtn ' I t n,1 ti4 tO t' V J Ti rfl r >i- > If T i irri t .',zrrv Son o;; ti'- i ok. :1041 f.r'1, ?? 1M- ?? I -ezncr .- r !z . . t& i or Mr. J t1 l ad e i ?? 31 r L r etr.l tv o`; a: I lln;S !IMae t ...

... MT I S C E i A NE 0 U S. and Substitute for Floar for Stiffeniruz Ccolicoes.-Mr. J. of Wilson has liberally made pubitc 'hat by a simple process ree the meal of horse-chesriuts may be used for stiffening bed calicoes: the ?? of ?? for this purpose is anon- ich ally very large, all of which may thus be saved to the stock in of ?? Gazzette. ItlV The Oak has Won.-When the ash tree opens its leaf ...

... THE CUlRRENCY-PUBLIC Il:EETING. ?? . .I._ A public meeting oF tbe mnerchants and citizens of Glasgow, i ec'verlecl lbv the L(ordi Provost, in compliance with a very ntmer- ouslc-signed re([t is ion, ?? held wvithin the flerbhantsL' HaIl, on W ednesdairv at ; O o&clock, for tie parpose of cocisidering the proprtirty ofn an 51)ptlitttion tn her Majesty's Government. or to I P;tj ii-lr4 it, till ...

... HOUSE OF COMN1MONS, TiIIRsDAYi, MAy 3. 'Ir - ?? _- - _ - - L _ _L The Spealter took the chair at four o'clock. The fullawino hills were reported. and the reports agreed to: -The Cacledonian aind Diumbaroontslire Junction Itaijin-a (Jie- viatione betwe~en Duntocher Limec Works and. Bow-ine, &C.) Bill ;thle Dtinrferrniine Water WaVrts Bill : and M'Leod'~S (Dat- keith Glebe) Estate Bill. Thle ...

... I DREADFUL SHTPWRECK ON THE COAST OF ISL2AY. V. ~ ~~ Lf- L 8Y XSDUIV ?? * '1'I ?? LOSS OF TWO HU7NDRED ANYD FR' ILVEB. W\e announce with extreme pain that during the storm of last week, a lamentable shipwreck has occurred on the shores of Islay, being accompanied with the most extensive less of life which has taken place on the weset coast of Scotland within our remembrance. The intelligence ...

... THlE CA'tPAGNA A T ROtEF (Srom Als. Entler 'sYff mmaolsaion.) f 1e lo ii olir reine, and giving- our horses their s in -a -n v'ini' gailop over this flowerv Ocean, it gra-i *n.ii VwS tuisit e an d fall around us, anl the level plain r r . i.I izw es nto billows and waves of undulating *. v-, an I nl'iting into each other, like the bearu. i t:fil; ri ILIbur the ohira- ntic statues of the ...

... M,,!MMY SA~NS ( l0pp am c. rthermwl.) 1' 7-teV--met~ Arc: L. ri-cm -~i-nc ?? otic (t'-yrr? at once to raic and ir~rizare the c- F -c-- -i arrive at Ithie -'uy ?? of the 01 -iit !Ii-v snmi-orv rnoasures. W ?? we % .me cislcainczrivm-p t .e Iil jcl roprietv of cccr-a'l re COr-n of IC' t cii ll hin to~ '-rince of rthe ll~ir-is Tcrj rnit:c t ilefl hnipo-i'>- t extrt--cnri- at)iF rston01 tile :onz ...

... FOREIGN SUPPLMES. a- ?? t ive imes.) at The interest which attaches to the supplies offgrain and articles of human consumption of every descri-ption a ad this time is so universal that an enumeration of the mornea important of tile arrivals from farein states cannot ftair to be agceptable to the general public, as it will be a he suhject of greatimportance to those more intimately oon- cerned ...

... flIE Cl,.EATE Z AND PRODUCE OF E'TGLAND. t t1 ?? i ; tI i I' tQ t) iitI- 11 eLr.. ot L'I t: l U. I . -b-i- u a ?? ;r/i- [Iii :izP ' ]di;r/tlndotit{!i ttheyear 1500.) Ir tas t;he criit r,-; for the Venetiaii amhassdavrs to the court rt Firtit-it.- i to 'tItike a report t ?? re!ation to the do-e and sn- note otn ?? iv re'trrn 'rein utua:lv a tihree Vears' lmission, of the torfi r 'r~at a ...

... VENTItLATION-iIEALT af OF TOWNS. (P- crwl -l r ?? rr_~ (flea the Literury Gazeute.) The following patter oin the important public question of venti- lation. and how fan- it raca be rendered compeilsore' by legislative enactments, was read -by. Mr. J. Tevnbee, at the In'stitution orf Brit~ish Architects, at its inst meeting. The author Commenced by statin_. that the result at' the extended ...

... PRES13YTERY OF GLASGOW. The ordinary Monthly meeting of this Court wasbeld on 'Wed- nesday-Rev. Dr. 'lruir, Moderator. The Rev. Mr. Watson of Cumbernatild, was elected MF~oderator for the ensuing lialf-vear. Mr. Robert 11. Rae and Mr. John Lindsay, having ?? their trial discourses and exercises before th;e praesutery, wore duty licensed as preachers, and received the right harnd of fellow- ...

... OflIGII OF IS OM1 RI G,1-LAND FA 'IIL IE. I It I . . M e kj:tL'. R i . HIGHLAND FATlILIES. { m Barlon's Ifa;Z of Lord Lot-tic runT rttsS ,i. fltrbess) It is a etitrnrstance worthlv oF notice, thant vwhen thi grent fiarilie, at the heall of the Iliegh'nd tribes h-ive been traced fair baclh thea hare generally been iount] to he of Temtonic race. 'Iit n chref' sf the 'MaIjooalas, \Iacleotis, and ...