... . LANAR1KSHIRE ELECTION. Tuesday came on at Leiark the election of a Member of PRrliarnent for this County. It was previously ascertained that there was to be no opposition to the return of our late worthy repre- sentative, Lord Archibald Hamilton. But never- theless there was a very respectable attendance of freeholders. Lord A. Harmilton reached Lanark a little befire 12 o'clock. The people ...

... GLASGOW, MARCI 31. On MoBdev, General Montgomery was Unani- mously ?? MIemnber of Parliament for the Conity of' Ayr. Yesterday worning, I strong d etachment of the 13th regimen't marched from this garrison for Pais- Ivy, tr) relievc n detachmrent of the ifle Brigade, whichI arrivell here in thle forenoon. Wednesday afternoon, a little before four 'clock, a man belonging to Kirkintilloch, in ...

... MADRID, MAItew 12.-The Gazette of this day contains the following official document.- .Maznifesto of Die Zing-to the Nation. Spaniards-After your heroic efforts had releas' ed me from the imprisonment in which I had been detained by the mrost unheard-of treachery-when I again troll the soil of my country, every thing con- curred to assure me that the establishment of the preceding form of ...

... THE MoNAismERY. 51:er11 ?? wih urhiel these productions, by tl, ath )r ?? \averley, have ?? caelh ottn r,| with thei:- ?? exeellence, 'hee the sab- .rt of g wal ad: !ih ation. No other inodiern writer '.ef9r r 1! suh au ! extraoridiiary corsv; during ,ji jIi, i!; jti:0'_ of' s119wil, a,.,p .;Ymplotll flaggilg ?? every saeccedilitw effort seened to give ss- i U xhw th~usied rstell~th. Bot the ...

... ola.5goto.Ptrall FRIfDAY,' t;iARiFCII 3i-. . Everytbing hitherto is going on quietly in Stain ?? subinhi;ts with a t oudgrace to those Inca- | sures which are expected to conciliate the aflectiais of his people; bitt we are very mnuch mistaken in Ihis charaicterif he do not speedily attempt to ridl hin-s self of ibis saine Cortes. : ?? By the details in the firs't page At will be seeon that ...

... AB3rRACT o Mk. HUNT'S TRIAL AT YORK. I `Xpectvil trial 'f Mqr. Hunt, and the other de- idictdJ for a convpirpcy. o(n the l6th ttf August Li; t MIc hester, contotetced at York, on Tb'rsdIdy thet l ?? the defendatits were arraigned, and they jta'11y ple3ded Not Guilty. 'i'le indictment charged COy Hurft,J. 8axton, I. Moorhotug-. S Bamford, R. Joes ~t'it b'ift Robert Wild, J. Kinight, J. ...

... PRIVATE CORRLBSPONDUENCE. Liplo ton A7jarcit 98, ?? k : The M3ialborough packet has u.rived froin Lisbon, * having sziled frsi-i thc I ago- on tht' 1Sth instant. I The lettcrs shoe bas brougbt 'are dateid 6ii th& day * pre'eiliing, nml at that titile tle recekt ehiangcs'iii' ' adlrid z wric not 'knovwni.if Libbon, athugi consi- Aerable interest lhad been' iniiifested as to the pyo- gress of ...

... LONDON, MARCH i2. L-2. -WS FR-OM SPAiNr. By a Decree of'tti1I iiist., his a M Mesty lrsap- ?oit~ .-d 1)otn Lvais dir SOi4 ?? of Stbir. ,cuiargett with the Alrrifne Iepartmcut.- in-tlie rbi-rn tof I)T ?? d'A'Mos, vvo}o htidl tlie liTectiolI of this Depgrt-nent -itae e Of ia CLSflOS by; tihe insorgments of Anldllsia. -- Vhe ?? ?? having quitted Ihis post of Captain of thte Royal B1!jiodyG is; ...

... -I SP1ANISH CONSTITUION10. 1, ?? the Aiandaer artief.) ~. Toe late news from Spain has been received with o very general exultation in this country by all descrip- - tions of people, from an) erroneous supposition that the Government of F'erdinand has been superseded n by a Moderate lhditd l Monarchy, modelled verv A much upod our Constittition. But this is very far ' from behi'g thelase.- The ...

... The election for the County of Down took place on Tuesday se'nnight. Lord £Castlereagh's presence among his constituents attracted an immense crowd in Down Patrick. His Lordship, and Lord Arthur Hill, were returned without opposition. Lord Cas- tlereagh made an energetic speech, which was heard with unusual interest. I have (said lhe) enjoyed this honour no less than six times, and now, for ...

... . Glasgow, peralb. . I 'l l . K. MONXDAY,~lli 5.IU 3 ''By the Americn' pipers we lear I that a Bill has been brought fnrward in thqe louke of ltepiesental tives to prohibit all intercouse wlatever betwcen tlie United States and the Tish Islands und Depen- p denims in Anmerii lie restrictive ystefl alreaiy acted upon has proved of imnense advantage to Bri-. tish Nloith '~ieric'i and it ...

... ON THE FOOD AND DRiNK FOR OLD AGE. (Ab3tract ?? byDr. (Carlile.) I r. Catlisle is of opinion, that most disorders a- tise from the state of the stomachi and its depen- dencies, andl from the con(lition of the blood and its vessels. Bleeding in an advanced age may be use- ful, he says, in many cases, uotwitbstanding the pre- judices against the practice. Of the preventive and curative remnedies ...