... THE A-RMY. III cnn'sequencc of, tile epidemnic now prevalent at-Gilb- raltar, .hTAssat ugo' jilinar Campbell, Greo Stewirt, antI Jchln M'Coy IIDonaldl hatve left Chathani for Falinouth. for die purpose of embarking in the first in 4ITirFY PRACTrcE..-The royal -artillery, 'on e a'nan foct, assembled yesterdlay at the8 Pigeon House at k Fort, for glut anid martaer practice. Saven six-pounders-- ...

... , He Joeph Napoleon Bonaparte has piblished the he following letter to the subscribsers of the petitiots d..s ddressed-to the :Chamber of Deputies, cslling fr the repeal of the lsnvw of banishment, enacted irn me 1815, agaiiist the flamily of Napoleon I age Gentlemen-Your voice has been raised in favour ted .,f the family of Nspoleon. We love to believe- that it not has expressed a popular ...

... . M TELFORD, CIVIL ENGINEPR. We announce, with feelings of deep regret, the c] death of this eminent and excellent individual, which took place at five o'clock yesterday afternoon, at his a house in A bingdon Street. h Mr Teliford was in the 79th vear of his age. The ti immediate cause of his death was a repetition of se- ti vere bilious attacks, to whtch he had for some years been subject. He ...

... CiTh. , .. JwFyn GH ELECTION: of ,, yesoerda ~ ~ ~ ifiloratd fo this forms-, loyes'e a jte64befor@ chat hour,MrAerob, he tt byW am ?? body of fiends,.. appeared. upo th betinsand was received with loud a-crlem, tbons frolt alargeil~ ?? of the inlsalitarnts.Thy wer ,meraelptfallnwed by Lord Ra insaY.-aO4', ol~ a ?? friends, who vere receivrod'witli he ~ ~ Mal~sefo h different partizare 0n' ...

... - ?? III ,,,rne ll ?? i |l heI, 11 rsinrj ?? r, thleso 10 *1ec IN ev vcmen ol~ n-the a ,trarlioiliay 1110% *a itl' i beee n dlbie d vt' te'tl ~ al bielest tre of despair, and by ni c it I arn 10 ~~eepi~rg Up their 011,Y gali ev or~st is oct t ' they hu wade a Pretence tf e h bttheir a1Ppcal` Ote th ?? i ad hol and d ?? p Fu, D e to e dadreosDO to the 11S e ex all0!lltlue~ttide by thce Tories ...

... jlpROC2EEDINGS OF TIHE GOGCIETY )F ARTS I ~~FOR SCOTLAND: The Sutcietv for the Enicstragerreilt of tlhe Useful Arts cmnmene:dll its sittings for session 1834-35, in the floya n Totitutlin, on Wednesday the 12th November 1834, at eight oclock rae. The fellowing cotanniationfs were read and exhi- hitcdrdurieg the month of Novemnbe. NOVtRM1BER 12. 1. Second Essay on the Useful Arts, prelimiunarv ...

... PElRTH PRESBY'tERY. ated' Te Preebyterv of Perth heid their ordinary meeting .on Wednesday ?? Dron case first came: under conside- ban ration, by reasons heing presented in support of tho pro- nit 'test and appoal, taken an tbe part of Dr Macfarlane at oid last meeting, against the resolation to delay, .and their ?? of hi case to the Comnmission of the General -on. :lAssemnbly for advice. A ...

... Captain Montgomery, of the 50th regiment, and En- sign Raston, of the 4th regiment, with one serjeant, tc o corporals, and 26 privates of the 50th regiment, were or- dereri to hold themselves in readiness to embark at Dept- ford er the 17th inst. on board file Lady Nugent convict ship, for New Souti Wales. Art order has been issued that the four regiments of lancers, 9th, 12th, l6th, and 17th, ...

... Calebattian olerturplo EDINBURGH. M OONDA Y. NOYE.NBElt 24. On Thursday Parliament was prorogued from the 2eth current till the 15th December; but before that time elapses it is understood that Par- liament will be dissolved. The Sunand anorn- ing Advertiser are positive on this point. The former asserts that new writs are already pre- pared, to be issued at a moment's notice. A new election ...

... -V t dislution of Parliament is shortly to take Gec ac nd two candidates for the representation por county are now in the field. Sir George far °lerk who at last election was defeated by Sir ty, >Gfl pairympic, has again come forward on the f morv iterest, and with strong Tory support, and X ?? grihaji Gibson Craig, younger, of Riccar- yesi the electors, stating his senti- J0 ha~s addressed ...

... THE ARMIY. The Colds tream Guards have been given guns with pet- cussion loeks by way of experiment. It isSntentded, if found to answer, tosusiuetethoguthebl' 2army. The 93d Highlanders have left Canterbury barrackst for Weedon. The last division reached Greenwicih On~ Saturday se'nanight, where the ?? were entertained at dinner by their cauntrymniel the members df the Blackbefth Golf Club, at ...

... I A meeting ofthe Governors of this Institution was held on Monday last, Bailie Thomson in the Chair.- At this meeting 20 boys were admitted to the benefits of the ID- stitution. We notice the proceedings chiefly in order that we may advert to the faet, that considerable difference of opinion exists among the Governors as to the persons who are the legitimate objects of the charity. It is ...