... (From tise Times.) Scotland has a different law, a different judicaturer and a different established religion, from England Io there is also someo difference in the excise duty levied wv onl spirits. In all other respects, as fier as we remem- II, ber, their rights, their privileges, their institutions, are C identical. It is impossible to go to any county sn .n England without finding Scotch ...

... INTERZESTINcG JACOBITE REIO. Y We bad the pleasure of seeing, on Wednesday last, ild AV dfwarehouse of our townsmen, AMessrs. Third, Adams & Co., il !, Queen Street, a vecy interesting relic of the romantic times or s the iForty-Five, viz,, thc plaid or scarf worn by the Marquis li of Tullibardinc at the Battle of Cullodlen. Tbe garment has rl heero'trcasured ever since the memorable periodl ...

... SC O T L A ND V. The Government Commission on our 1&ercantile Lates. fr it -A deputation from the Chamber of Commerce, con- in B sisting of Messrs. John Wigham, jin., Archibald el it Thomson, John Kay, John Clark, ?? Irelnrd, J. Al b r Mitchell, and R. Millar, accompanied by Mr. Leone M Levi, bad an interview with Lord Carriehill on Mon- m J- day. The Chamber of Commerce is desirous that, in ...

... E N G L A N D. Ed(lacation7 of olte PeoPI-e.-We hear that, under tlic salnction alnd il)proval of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, it has been ProPosed to establish at lending libraly and reading-room in *Windsor Great Park (of' whichl his Royal I ligliuess is the ranger), for- the uise of its ilhlhabitants, anid others in the em ploymient of the Crown, who live in the neighbourhood. His ...

... Zi- lqncditure ht hec Coloides.-A Parliamentary paper, ob- tamied on a motion by Sir IV. Molesworth, containis returns of h the colonial military expenlditure by Great Britain during the v years 184') to 1851, and of thle general colonial expenditure of v Great Britain from 1849 to 1852. The net total expenditure . in all the colonics amliounted, in 1810, to £2,979,826, ?? o £299,.548 spent in ...

... L..ECT COMITTE ON . PRIVATE ILLS.- 'd° House of Commons, June 23. I oGROUP T.-TlfE GLASGOW WATER WORKS. Jl . FLOYER, Esq., in the chair. if The CrtAJRN Azi-Tlhe committee have unanimously agreed r- that the preamble is ?? proved. The committee are prepared A and desirous of giving an opinion upon one of the points on this IL paper. I think it is the last point submitted to us by the pro- It ...

... TllE AUSTRIjAN COURT IN THE EIGHTEENTHI CENTURY. (Froml thle Edinbargh lieview.) e (C,1ontInued7 plorn tie Eerald of Firiday, Aligust 19.) bil NO picture of )IMllra Theresal's r-eign, holvever slight, would sin be comp~lete without a sleteth Iithe great mhinster Von Keuniltz, onl Who Manlaged tier Foreign affairs without interruption for' twenty IIin Yearn, Sand, nominally, those of her soni ...

... EXP'ERIMINTS IN SOiN UiVW Pl'OPULSION. J The cry of the screw being still in its infancy, is, as yet,, kept up, and is, in a great measlure, confirmed by the mainy 3ndeavours at present mnaking to bring it to maturity. Am1on1g a tho plans which are at present attracting the most attention, 1 a nre those of Griffiths and Sir Thomas Mitchell, the latter onc e handled by the sounding iaine of ...

... ?? SPIRITI:Al, MANIFESTATION.,, ( Pr~on I tackwo,ad's 'MIagazine f.,r Mel'.) ('sotfit 1ro ta he'ti /i. llrao!' ?? It'i'diat last 'iFI(P Siti's(INNAtf ,:tttap iili yes-i1tilesd tiltt' cllt) fittil whttti il.1 Ittr', ?? cmi sig-n thei' iialttes. Here is tho sille tint a to t~i l t hou1 f~tha ttao i fitS tli titer, ttltt itt, A' ?? ofar- iha' nigh,k a-s,, yori, li /(y subl~- a d-:r sjoi/ Iti' ...

... IOU',UE (.)I lJ)tIJS-MONI)AY, JUNE 0. .. I I . . .. ?? .. . ?? . . ?? 1 ?? qiime OI zomm Ci) s IIANCE.LOIt tomkI his semit h11 tile iooisack at five E Thme E'Erl f SII IA VIE I B I. Y peisenited 1ctitioiuls firnm time GI., gizm Ij',I'teAstili Suciety, fiol tili iil speetioni of jimiuimmeries c tfron tihe Slumi) il Sili mmmi imim{ ii of Middle District, Glasgow, ragainst fi(e opolilmig mini ...

... 0 (Frain thle Guardian.) L We have received a copy of a Parliamentary paper, contain- 0I ing an nbsti'act of a return of the number of Post-oflice recciv- y in'X houses in London, D~ubl in, Edinborgic, Glasgow, Liverpool, 11 M-anchcester, and B3irmingham; also of thle nuiibor of persons *0 employed in the Glasgow Post-Office, along with other porticto. I-lets concerning the latter ...

... I~NVIA A~NI UIILN-A. we (Tiines) IavM receivedi, by our ordinary semi-monthly express froni Marseillies, ouri letters tutu papers iii anticipation 0 of the, overland utai whbich left 1lsombay ohl the 1l7th of Decccii- t, ber. Our correspiondent wvrites-- 0 1Everything remlainls ill sa State of perfect aboyonce in Bur- naih, except the daily bill of costs. Sir J. Chcspc, with 7000 troops ...