... --Co apzt,4 1A Q. UsI-PUS. I ; in A- n. id r. i., rs it ii -if a0 ITa At a metting of :he ioanrl of- i al il at SgOuktOn upol!-'T'ee., h eld V t - t r l 1 4 [t hatving beenl .ct edrnm ca d to this lwif, l that a state. 1ent has appeared-in sevetal otf'the puic fieespapert' Lit i ca~es of maindigirr choleara have occurred in: this plice- and it'appearin0, both I'rd-I rho reports of ihe several ...

... PADDY TIlE ?? Vrodii Ligeneds Alld Sto'ijes,! by SAMU el Lover, IlY. I ro Hibernitan Ar'sdiny.' t The arnly illnai 5dudoll J st-ill attemp't to thle r'1owtestz .103 extrrtazian 'i Is, to 1-eoqite. t the ire'ider to suipjoseZ it o be I. dOelivervil' It a rtilii Ling _1'iss -peasiatt, 'n ibth, richest brongue, t~) ddmost~ dtriin-ti r mnaner At i'll tell ,ou. Sir; a tst lu. tare story, isrd its ...

... hObUS9 OF COMMIONS-Peb. gt. - I. . (Continued fromn our last 1Pricqte Correspondence.) P '14AVAL CIVIL IIFARTMdktITq BILt. 'Ifr C1RUKEIt, at fonme length, qfhjerterl to file bIt, a- ~t,wdfepd nion f'alse ttrinciple. and detaileil~ thle t titntiti rif the hloard whiich tile Right Ilon. Iflrt. ;nn-_,it to dv- r rtrnr, and shisic. ilc, contended, were essentiallvriv IIar to the goand of tile ...

... CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS-IS31. 3ANUART'~ ft. Up to thiis date 6:381~ per-ious had been attacketi with Itholera In Mloscow, 35S6 or u-hon hild died, nti -27if7 reC.o- 10. Richard Caciiii. consictedi t th, Old, lmiey or a so- Iditions libel, and senwenced to pay a fine of L.:2OO, and to be impris ~tiied for tiso? sears. 14. flielrv lackeni~e. the author of the 1 1Man of Feel- lin 1 AC., died at ...

... THE LAIE BARON CLEIIK RATTRAY. In the deatil of thig erninent person. solciety in Scotland. s has lost one of its most distinguishet and ?? S iCem-D bers, and this city an enlightened andliberal patron of every Y: institution or plan that could either add to its substantial splendour, or promote the comfort and improvement of its inhabitants. As Sheriff of thi~s county, during the earlier ...

... CITY SALES-April 19. oF SAL! OF THE! VALITalLit AND EXTENSIVE DFLWE'tETVATER Sn, AND OTIS!E ESTATES Itt CUNIatLANSD AND NOILTiiUJIB5R- he LAND. Ta The sale of the important properties belonging to the ?d, Corporation of the Greenwich Hospital. and situate in the of above Darned counties, caused a very numerous attendance is- of capitalist;, landed proprietors, Members of Parliament, ich and ...

... PRIMATE CORRESPONDEA'aC1' e. I. ?? - . . I.. . . a . - Lonrdon, June 15. The funds have undergone considerable', flu tftitiions to- pr day, but with so litttle apparent-cause that it wbil-d'urd' *aste s of time to attribute them to any rumours ?? ge agitation ettet dan fnitjeqeassemnling o' Parliarnent at so wl momentous a period, and the influence ofs;0 ipelrtion, have en mhalmore ?? them ...

... 1'ortsnoutl,,. Dee. s,.-Ijis f 5ajesty'- ship I i', SO, Cap. tairi J. Polkighborne (ba.rivg the `114g of Rear-Adsniral Warren, C. 13.) sailed on Sunday in company will, thte Cha. rybais, gun brig, aid Pluto steam vessel, for the river Gain. biss, but anchored tbe saame lay at St Helen's, whence they proceedi don tbe folloain; *nrnoine for their destination. His alnjestv's ship Wellevley, 74, ...

... COBBETT'S ACCOUNT OF SCOTLAND: (Froriotlte Wc,.Vy Register of tee 27th Octobler) On Monday morning, the 15ti of October, I went In Hs etariage, fuirnished by nit, kind friends at Edinblirgh, tih accompanied me ini it in a place called Queensfcrry, v-here You cross the Frith n; Forth, to go to a little plaee called lnorthfcrry, alience I went in a post chnise to the ancient town of Dunfermline. ...

... CHOLER .1 are e L oNfno!- -April JR.-Nor caies, 7, Died I GoWd Fridazy-D'o report. '*. , iri , . t EDINBURGHI April 2Il.New cases, 8; Died S. April e22.-New caes, 12; l)idl, I;fte rl mstining, S. Iotal casesl1!; )s9a1 h R. -le, of The new cases an Saturday wereone in , S, llec nongate, one in Ponton Street. one N , i eiaS e,, . 15 erry H4use, one in Soutb Nithdry sl, Irontier Mu ifcF's 6Cleose ...

... . -i-h-TI -OFUM? art, -,, A.t \.ir#ywThnuzabcr.~f iertsiearnofllrdi 492. te- r3UEUitW.=Thc wter*,.reg ar^e here are lr-btt min &a;:N~. he nuioher O'ok etc ifbttec tovvn is 310- t~lbv fttdte coroiti-attween 600 aniid i,iOo- ,dl.$cBhii A\ IAna:-tCliL'?-rhe iiurnhirls IPS P-lC! It pi vwi- hqD;t, 7 etrohIllt hero i 29 . i rl)r, Junh'ton, 261, ritbhrglen, 1I. e ilci t ~eYS;hitiqeE rS $lO otrs. ...

... CHfLERlA. 1t GL.scnow.-The Board of Health Ibave r.-oI c shut up the Hospital, and to discontinue the t et' . of the daily official reports. i sr e DvNaeaa, NOV. I to 5--N1ew eMme, 4, D e Recovered, 8; Reinintag, 7. Total 4; Deaths, 507. . W :t DUnMFRIES, Oct. 3'10 to Nor. 5 v c iDied, 5; Recovered a30. Total CaNes, 827; DotiG; 412S; Recoveries, 406i: Remainin, 9. MAXIVELLTOWN, Oct. 30 to No. ...