... E N G L AN D. IT AROTHE11 NOBLEMAN IN THE RANKS.-It is said in that the second son of a noble Peer, inheriting an at immense property, is a private soldier in the 21st gi ?? Fusilers.-United Service Gazecltte. NEwSPAPER IN Tuxis. -The Bey of Tunis has give s ti, the necessary permission for the establishmrnt of a g' newspaper in Tunis. It will appear on the 1st of t, lay under the title of 0 ...

... TRE VOLUNlTEER MOVEMENT.: . THE QUEEN'S VOLUTEER COURT. The Setretary for War has desired the Lords-Lieutenant of Couitie-ito furnish him, before the2d prox., with the names of the officers of Volunteer Corps meaning to attend the Court on the 7th, so that the gentlemen proposing to be pre- sent will do well to give early notice of their intention. SOUTHERN'RIFLE CORPS. Last might this ...

... HAMILTON-EBriUARY 23. A_. -1V- - ?? s ?? I . flDROWING AT WIsHAW.-Betwcen eleven and twelve o'clock on the forenoon of Tuesdafrlast, while two boys- the one named William Mt'Laughlan, aged six years, son of Patrick MtLaughlan, collier, Marshall Street, Wishaw, and the other named James Kelly, aged ten years, son or James Kelly, son., lihwlktrthere-vereamusing themnselves upon the ice covering ...

... RELICS AT TIRE SENEX BANQUET. Amongst other articles, the following ancient. Charters were exhibited at the SnzEX Banquet by the Venerable Mr. Andrew Scott, late of the Customs- - Charter of Apignation granted in 1681, of lands which had at one time 'belonged to the Church, and situated within the Psrish of the Barony of Glasgow, Regality th6reof, and within the County of Lanark. Arthur, by ...

... TEE DEFE T OF MR. DU CANE'S MOTION. (From the Times.) The majority of 116, in a very full House, against Mr. Pu Cane's motion is just what might be expected. from the rather remarkable fact that not one of its supporters LnwevLr ingenious or eloquent, has pro. duced one, ral ebiectioll t tihe treatw with France and the finalcial measures of CGoverDjnent. There have been objections without ...

... : EIBUKIGIL -ARIvAn or TEE Y 7THI srHaIGLsA Ee s nr ClnDURaH.- ,The 78th (Ross-shie Boff ved in Edinburgh from Fort- Geo3ge yesterday evening, bet w :five and six. Their receep- tion.Ly the inhabitants waa most tri umphal.and brilliant .one. So anxious were the inhalitaint to Wlcqme and honour the gallant corps, whose ?? under the~ heroic H savelock form one of the briahtet upag'5s in the ...

... PAIL TSLEY. PO.LCEIKG.-Yesterday, at the Justice of Peace Court. here, before Bailie Clark, and Messrs. Lamb and Russell, a printer named AlexanderLogan, was accused of trespassing, in pursuit of game, on the farm of Townhead, Abbey Parish, the property of the Right Ron. the Earl of Glasgow, on 'the 19th of February. Logan wos convicted, and fined in 20s. and ?? same diet, another printer ...

... JUSTICE AS ADMINISTERED IN THE SOUTH I OF CHINA. I (Froms the Hong Kon g Daily Press.)a One fine Mlay morning m the present year -an immense - crowd may have been seen hulsking to and fro in great ea-, citement among the various neteve craft lying close in shore at a large fishing and agricultural village, stretching along the banks of a small branch of the river Han, in the neigh- bourhood of ...

... .-DINNER TO SENEX. *Last Eight the venerable Mr. Robert Reid, of Strahoun LIdge, Cu~nbrae, was entertained at a public dinner, in the Corporation Halls, in testimony of the high respedt in which 'i *he is held by his fellow-citizens, and as marking the gratefel thl sense in which they regard him as the writer of tho.-e ad- Ofl moirable, reminiscences of his early years, and of Glasgow in be ...

... IA D?32A OP THE GRET UNPAID. E ' I ,c s t ethet qygining, contai aed a tetter ;l ; I s the subjoined curious dream ?? While staying at St. Mban's early last month I strayed f into the Town Hal, where the Quarter Sessions were being held on Thursday the 8th. I then and there heard a poor t agricultural labourer, out of work, for stealing a few sticks from a fagot-stack during the inclement ...

... GREENOCK H.:RBOUR BILL to UIfLanN~ss fJa) J-~ Nse To the Honourable thfe Commons of the United King- be dom. of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament ord assembled-the Humble Petition of the Undersigned the Persons, Ow~ners-of Steam and other Vessels using the gis- Port Of Greenock, and paying Rates in respect of the. .1;same and of their Cargoes..-- ra,- Sheweth,--Tbat a bill is now ...

... EXPERIMENTS WITH MR. WHITWORTHS , - BREECH-LOADING CANNON (From the Times' Correspoendence.) Sonthiport, Friday, Feb. 17. Dmarng the~greater part of yesterday the experiments te test 41he range and accuracy of these Admirable Pieces of Ord- nance were continued, in the presence of a number of neili- tary and scientific gentlemen and others ineeted in Witness. ing. the great results for which ...