... . GLASGOW, MAY S. Copy of a lct~er from Sir M. S. Stewart, Bart., to the Chief a ?? e oEfGreenock, dated . ' Ewtliu.sson, 5d MAY, 1820. , Sir,-I have thli morning received yotir ?? of yester- a day's date. It is alinoue untiicesiary for tne to advert to the C reasons which you have been pleased to assign fur the fail- o tire, at different periods, of a Volunteer Corps in Greenock; the ...

... Ik OUN DQ .V LEII 1- i _ . ' . as -1. Ir - . _ _ \ tetters-have ?? te ha ro4'i St. ?? . . IL o .. tilt. ''ii cotits nte 1o p'qrtatll 1r- .: inuducl. as they ll a. 'ijiect! ngaflize~ pll x e atlega- . ' it . .tti~at a 'ft'rchl Amibassado- fi3oui tliat Cptfrt !to 'eit in .t.t Powirsb'ul'h tliat .eae se'Would'be. .intei1rtpt- cdzl ' Is i~s adlin~twdt''.iet t#heiianeugoatir e;otioiue-d; uhicli ...

... TIMBER DUrIES.-EDINBURGH REVIEW. To thre Editor of the Times. Sir,-I am sorry to perceive, in an article which has just appeared in the Edinburgh Review, under the head of ' Re- strictions on Foreign Commerce, that the present rs1tem of wood-duties is treated in a manner calculated to strengthen the delusion wbfhc already extensively exists itl many well- Informed minds on this question. The ...

... 0 ?? bm jo i l l. p- ?? e ?? ,,f th Farmer Y''n SS o It 55',N(G ilr NAlTMNAL. DISTISMrS&. NlorthIlllptoshtire, D'ee. 22, 1820. *hI' 1,erltxi of gtwlttti~ 1iSto ,S tflnljtk)gt OIL 1a1ullM tv- Ilt II i I Fe 1 It I 0 ,521 tile o t hV I)iCo ftipis ICi otry. : irifl tronlbll, Volk with a jev thloulghts on . ?? re: j -1,11 II0 Ililti,: ' colsMilist; I (lo Ilot LAlil Iu tl t' ?? tted I;It.2t n itt ...

... )rY7C'.TTO'!,- (P Mrtt.A!) V XVertul y, itiard Smith, capit,0lly cconvicted of io'e. 'brenal: tI and ehft at the lait Aqsizt', was ex ecut,(I lirot - atihr JaiL. Be3ing only 16 years sf aqe, .rhe Jury raec.-m .Imeodea h)in to m)ercy, aoi lie (elbtemttsied lfsoes of 1no-er days, ili the respetp arrived tor tile otuers, whai he htcIitO e eramnipately rec.wiled to his fate. l Fie blolgecl orig ...

... -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country by all descrip- - tions of people, from an) erroneous supposition that the Government of F'erdinand has been superseded n by a Moderate lhditd l Monarchy, modelled verv A much upod our Constittition.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 ...

... LONDON . The ollowing is an cxsract of a letter, datedl Per- nainbucco, Nov. 1, aud received at Havre. by the French ship L'Auguste, Captain Oge:- The imnpression produced hera by the intelli- gence of the events which have taken place at Oporto was extremely strong, and convinces one that nothing but terror prevents our being in a state of revolu- tion. You must ?? be surprised, therefore, at ...

... c fillwinig vcry sensible Alddress has been : ;i; (ki tribcctedl by the proprietor of the C:.ota (cttu )1 lls anitong his kvirkers:- U1VrrIcIt:ig I YOU agalit to C(11110tneC VtWOrk, af- I t ?? ult. cic chi.tcl ?? tlini took place here, s 2 ti c itiz!:dietin retetial antntgst you by the 0)0 0V0)2 Vci1AlS Alniress, ot da to the Ist April, v ?? .upcu ?? bolcest vetall YLO.Uhg VOLI tO )LS- lb. ...

... ?? of :1 iLtter, dakted Ronme, April ?? On Sa- trals'v tbe 1lggte ol' a ins Iileratile detaclinent of tbe Anustohisit ani.) tiproiedelimg froil Naiplus to the norlili Of' Ita;ll t;,,evd iere. T;e Lonwo' rut Sisted of sbout aL hull- ?? tots and UltIgtinms, and ,ias escorted hy a ionsideratble etllto lv1,1 it ofC1rtl'-L'. T'lic' irces who hntivi atrived here sitet Vsui'Olsly thie 1n1itnbei of' ...

... LONDONT. From the Paris Journals we learn that on Tues- day the Chamber of l)eputies resumed the discussion of the law authorisiung arbitrary inprisonraent. The Couznt Sinicon, Minister of the Interior, spoke at great length in recommnendation of the proposel law. The argument which he principally urged was the sympathy which was too generally professed for the principles that inspiretl the ...

... LUNAI'IC AYL.UiV. q;iuirtery Inecting of tile )irectors of the ntiliatic Asylum, held on the '1 current, ic-lin laid before them, the follovirtg report l r ctt of the I nstitutiot dluring the prece ling rll' Males. Females. T. tal. inermn, otli June, 1Y20, t6 ?? l(ti ?? 14 4 18 0 44 I it4 ,st3, csred * ) 10 4 I t y ' leire,.. ?? . ?? .toiit) It S~tM. IS'i0, G4 ?? 100 80 '4 102i 'lltC 1ttient ...

... - A d * A I I ?1 . A requisition, signed by 112 respectable indivi- duals, was preseitetd to the Lord Provost last week) reguesting him to call a meetitig of the inhabitants, to consider of presenting an adldress and petition to his Mojesty, to dismiss his present Ministers. His Lordship politely declined interfering in the matter, And the meeting is to take place on Saturday next, in the ...