... SCOTTISE RIGHTS ASSOCIATION- The Central Committee of management met Oel 24th inst., Al-l cIubil:4- d rho appointment of ..Mlex. Scott, Esq.. criter, P. rltn i l:at-le Mac-Tie, Esq Londloni, Dean of Guild Inglis, A ;c i, te-ll othier local Secretaries. The Glasgowv Cornt-I trittce mn-t on 231 ?? wheni the following resolut1ion was qg~ilr~:! reed3t: 1 italthflh iY trhe 39th Article of the Treat ...

... .Imign THE WAR. t T'e .Monieeer publishes aan extract from the Gadzette du Seco 5 of St Petersburg, stating that inperial urases had declared ,e stat dec sice the government of ?? te arrgo the go- t meat of Taganrog, the 90v'ttaeti ofthezrbr~ h kigo- TrcrnmrentS of Esthonia, Livonia, nnd Archangel, thc igdo of Poland, and the govertitrients of Courland, Kowrio, Willia, t Grodno, Volbvnia, and ...

... TOWN9-CouXcIL PROCEEDINGS. The Councii met on Tuesday-the Lord Provost in the chair. TrMrn-Y COLLttt ciHtUCiC. In rcptr to Mir Fraser, the Lopn PRoVoST mentioned the circurmstances under which the ground at the southeast corner of East Princes Gardens bad been laid out, with the view of showing the proposed site for Trinity College Church. He esplaino-d that the centre pole erected On the spot ...

... EI)I.NBURGiH { AZX'Ft x, SEQUESTRATION'S. James Wallace, writer, inursraceagent, and dealer in shares, some- time in Glasgow, thereafter in Aberdeen, and now in Glasgow-Cre- ditors meet in the Crow Hotel, George's Square, Glasgow, 18th March, one o'clock. Archibald Grahame Lang, merchant in Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Globe Hotel, George's Square, Glasgow, 15th March, two o'clock. James ...

... TRE RUSSIAN AND TURKISH WAR, The ?? eta. testhat the governments of Franco and Great Britain have taken a. final step to place themselves in a correct position towards Russia, and to comments action upon the response of that power. The two go- verninents have addresosed a formal sumamons to the Cm- peror, requiring hinm, withi six days from the day of receiving it, to give a solemn engagement ...

... by ?? TELEGRAPAH.-THURSDAY. EVaNsINa GxlU:SS.-The Clobe understands that the message of the Emperor Napoleon to the Legislative Asselublies dt livered to-day (I hursday) ie of a decided and saitisfaetory character. T'he emperor speaks of war as inevitable ; but he announece the good understanding existing betweeni tl~e four powers, and declares that their allianeu Nvill rcuder the eueccas of ...

... LECTURE BY THE REV. HUGH STOWELL ON THE ROATISH CONFESSIONAL, On Tuesday evening last, the Lecturtc-room, Nelson. street. wag filed with a crowded audience, to bear a ie. ture by the Rev. Hugh Stowell, M.A., of Manchester, and honorary canon of Chester Cathedral, on ?? The Romish Confessional. The Rev. E. Clayton occupied the chair, and the proceedings commenced, as usual, with singing and ...

... 'n LITS CIJASTS, ISLANDS, HARBOURS, AND on ill Ama FORTIFICATIONS. by ti leTHE BALTIO SEA, one As-we' this week present our readersitihama fteconti lto Baltic,iihe following information about-this sea, and the time at various plates which stand on its sheres,-will nut1 be without, hage opoytiees. thas been copld'rmvarious rirehane at opotnfes t omiefoi orepi te1 some-of them very recent. , to ...

... -frorriall AYI - ..- ---- - . . FRANCE. O ~.THE EMPEROR AND THE LEGISLATIVE CORPS. ofi On Tuesday evening the legislative corps waited upon the I is le emperor ait the Toileries, end brought to him the law, unani- sb or linanesly voted in the morning, to provide for war expenses. mf )oThe president said: '1Sire, we bring to your majesty ...

... ;Wrtrapolitan & probincial. Y TrartsoCossc.-nWdedy a m-ee-tingof '- the members and supporters of the Association for the Esta- pblishment of Tribunals of Commerce was held at thieLondon p y Tavern; Lord Beaumont, president of the society, in the t, Jocbair.-The report read by Mr. Lyne, chairman of the exe- e, d cutive committee, stated that the association had to contend o against the ...

... PREPARATIONS FOI OWR. ?? A ?? *EMBA.EAT N R OF 6TOOPS. [y Lord Raglan, Lord de Ros, and Sir Baldwin Walker arrived in Paris ?? morning fromnLondon. -The i object of Lord,Raglan!s visit was to discuss the plan of le the campaignm -with the, Minister of War; . and that of is Sir, Baldwin Walker,-to concert measures with the Naval authorities. They returned to London on Wednesday. lhe 93rd ...

... . I r- a- m-- l-1 (From the Timses.) The Journal of St. Petersburgh of the 2ud of March, t inserts the answer-of the Russian Cabinet to Lord John Ruesell's speecb of the 17th of February. t The Russian Government thiuks fit tQ declare, that I whatever maight be the grounds of mistrust entertained . by other Power,, the Euglish Ministry bad no reason to doubt the views of Russia, inasmuch as at ...