... es le 1I- to i xt isl by Ss at lt v1- iyt ys Fi- ill ly It .11. ,it ill 'I lie ad lie lie Iin Til VP Iit for fo'r nry ty's lisn 'ghi ted rd list da uld elm- !tUl. hat mmd, mud min loll hie ioh Ile- id y's cm-il ;ho lie ire 'ty ng lhe uhy :s.) Ilo ishi so- lnt .ll ye lys fly ay I. FRANCE. (From the Tines' Correspondmeice.) Paris, IWednesday, May 3. A despatch from Vicnna meitions tfat on the ...

... I The SfTAIexn took this chair at foor o'clock. Mr. MoSTxy took the oaths and Seat for Flintshire. A short ilisctssioti took place oel the motion of Air. Sotheron, that t alr. Mloore be one of t[e committee iii Mrl. Stonors caose, which thougl I objected to by tbe lion. Mlember, resulted in hi consenting to serve t onl the comietittee. In replyc to Colonol IIHencnItrrC Mr. BlAINES soill thele ...

... 7~ ~ . , France. 'A deorteb appears in Thursday's Afoniteur creating a new corps of Imperial Guards, to consist of four regiments of a''alry,' two of infantry, and the Cent Gardes de la Porte. Tbe command of jthis. ohoice body of troops will be given to Gsseroa Reguault de St Jean d'Angely. Sir Hamnilton' Semour, who is now in Pars, has been greatly feted. The Emiperor asked him to dinner ...

... ImTHE SUPPLEMENTAL ESTTMATES. Supplemental estimated were laud before Parliament. on Wed- nesday, for the navy, army, and:,ordyaence. -.' . . The sum required for the navil expenditure of the year which has just commenced,' beyond .thj amount, already votedis no. lees tleal £4,553,731,; the two-Wt&id of theis~mount,' £3,096,700; are for the expense of tr'ansporting troops and horses, an item ...

... I T LATE CAPTAIN BARCLAY OF URY. As 5n50euch regretted ii this part of the country as the ar jb een B cla canotbe Passed over without abrief deflids ilcg'ularly active and useful life. Initle A02TSfrose in riahca Oof Friday Ave dond the following memoranda of his pa $1gl family history, and his career as na. agriculturist. nod in yc arcoot~tn .world, whchvill be read %vith interest by the nu. ...

... T fl. B.. E W A S., The military chiefs are graduaI ' concentrating towards the scene of action. The Duke oftCambridge left for Trieste on Sunday week, and on Tuesday sailed thence for Corfu in the L Pay pcet.' At the island%-ids--Royal Highness was to wai the arrival of the Caradoe steams(r acid drabRrk in3 her for Conitantissople. Lord Luceas left Marseilles on the 28th in the~ Louncqsor for ...

... TIHE QUARTERLLY REIEW-MAIpICI. S tpi- ofprcsent interest are, tl-essclwth the cnal SICdtioAL ttcpi esof, it. this numtrber of thle Queen-c/c1. Tue IMost ?? and( intstrutie in a roliticat aspect. Care Ithose Suggested by the, EasoTukil antagoniSmr. onj~etiipcit the Power, anld resources or th- lssa mirad nte Itpon thle re'lative jI0s:tion1S and elahase of th uisand Greeks. I lie ?? s21s al, T~ ...

... ST, NICjHOLAS PAROCHIAL BOARD.- I ; ri e Htfurday,, May-6.-! The usual monthly meeting of the City Pirochial Board was held this day-Mr Ross presidingr. e PESENT -- Messrs lnmsden, Shearer, Reid, Bothwell, 0 Gray, Gildawie, Ironside, Collie, Calder, Crombie, o Leslie, M acldowie, Burgess, -liddleton, Campbell, t Eddie. The Chairman laid on the tablee: copy of the Valnation Bill, e as amended, ...

... (From the Times.) Tbhe present war is a people's war, and the people wvill not object to pay for it Pay for it, however, undoubtedly theyr will, and that very heavily indeed. Soldiers and sailors on all sides are warning Us to risk our wooden walls against stone fortifications. There is danger in shallow waters, and wear and tear in stormy seas. So we are advised to do the work with a strong ...

... e FRANCE. s Paris, Wednesday. d Prince Napolcon had arrived at Constantinople. The rise in English Consois, and expectation that the Bank ot' France would lower its rate of discou nt, caused a rise at tho Bourse on Wednesday. Funds closed G5f. 95e. and 92f. 90e. t e The T'imes' Paris correspondent says:- It is stated in official quarters that not onily the bdockade but the occulpation e of ...

... 4 ? IV It, - Vq it t it it & 6 t, i 1111I ! tr-clttll. (LIA --t- EDINBsGu1, THUR SDAY, fLY 11, 1814. A SECOND EDITION ?? MERCURY i. day Afternoon, containing Reports of the London Corn ?? Cattie -markets of that day, thle state of thc Funds and alt otber intelli'meuce received by Telegraph. The Second E.dition an h fojnv;rded. in most instances, to any part of tihe Country by tie Mails of that ...

... Tue Council mct on Tuesday-the Lord Provost in1 the chair. LXTENSION OF TflE e'ai s. A. letter wais read fronl the Countv Prison Board, request- ing tht1e Council's consent to tie imposition. of a temporary additional ?? for ?? alntI ?? the nCCoTm- anodation of the Prison of Ed3inburgh. It iiacs stated that the | whole cost of tile additions proposed to be made would be | I.500. etended over ...