... ?? folowiig interesting extract of a pkivate letter from Edli burgh, we copy from The Guardia of last Sunday.* - There is a sirallger here at present, whose appearance among us occupies ot a little of'the ptll- lie attention-tbe son of the dethronied King of Swe- den, who passes by thc' name of Count Itterburph. Every boly is deeply interested by the appeardiuce and manners of.the unfortunate ...

... . t Upon the night of the 2tilh dnd morsing- ofthc : 29th nlt., Mt'essrS. DugaId Cameron atnl John Far- quharson officers of excisie in 'the Kippen district, aided by,. A pargy of' the 4th Royal Veteratis, sta- ?? in BucAnlyvie, discovered an illicit distillery I at Work; neai' Buchlyvie, which tbey seized and colmletely 'ddstroyed' along wi th a quantity of malt found at the work. They ?? ...

... IrALY.r , 'lhe following is an ext Act frorn. a private letter recently receised from Rolnme:- We' le'ft Switzer~- land the bgirnning ot October, saving already. ,wicepe ss.td the.Sicploci, we returnM4 hano Italyby .Mont !Croiis, and through SQeoy to: Turin. I ain not syrprise& at-all travellers givig- -the preference , tp ?? pgssage, ,hich exseeds the lattr botb in the pi turtm~que scenery, ...

... AlARSH MALLOWS. (Fron Csbbett) I cannot help mentioninig here another herb which is Used for medical purposes. I mean the ivild nridl- lows. It is a weed that hits a leaf soinewhat like a scollp. Its branches spread over the grottul. It bears seted which the children call cheeses, and which they string upon a thread like beads. This weed is perhaps amlongst the most valuable of plants that ...

... wing Statement is submitted to the Publisher by the COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT of the filar pr.er; ofte goasw PGas lght Comprivy con. :tepriIncipal N'TrchaItta and Ihahihitalnts of tbe City, i~at,. 1 lill, l01wCra, with rho viev oI' alfhtrldi-, , 4. ,f thii invy ttnd, to -he I own, at a ti me he. ?? such an it dertakitig Was Cotsider-ea precari. t year 18.17. the Stclckholdrrr,, after beinK, by ...

... THE KIN.'S NDISPOSITI N. . .F4 .~ .F enr ti4e Lounl AIzpers#f WYcd~jesdmnj.) ITi tfbe mi'st of' tlae Pne grieA ant mofirnin, f.or thc death ofE the late fiii, 'the pablic were yvs. : tcrdiv ?? dlarmed by another calainity by i ?? Ballet'n announcing- the serions indisposition of the ; .eseat Kinb. -rWe1i1A i M'&f bis i',M jesty hiaving : been) lulisl)oset h w 'goelAforsome days; ?? ?? ...

... LONDONI. . chei o't itf'last acts of Mlr. Ponsonby's life was to I introxr Iu*-e i ?? whicli pii seil thiouagh both Houses d Lmoppbseti, flr continuiig all persons in their offlces, A not itchst~audmngithe King's death. It is provided s by Statute 57th ueorge the Third, chapter 45 i That'ali and every person and persons who upon the d day of the demisetof hii present Majesty shall hold any of, ...

... T -TIEIlATEhE KING. We have been flvoured through the request of a friend, with the followiti sketell of the etliracteijof .our late Sovereign, delii'eredlyesterday by Dr;Mat-aL gill, in the Cbapdl of the College. ot .GIsgow:- .- The death. of great aud tdistinguisbed p;ersois is :aturally and justly .calculated. to affecc t)he. hbuilan mind. All the Circlmstai7&es wVhich). dirimg life imade ...

... NEW YORV,',DECFMUR Is ?? T'hs aitient and highly respectable Society, ferm- ! ed 'urJ the purposoS of Charity anl Aunual Festivity, ytv~terlay e6lebrate,3 their Anitiversary at tihe City ileoA, its 'Broadway. The enjciyment on this occa- sion W3S umninie~l wVill] nlioy. fithe natives of S~cotia, tteir 'tnis and graiudsons, unjoycd thre festivities as iaen nird as Christianr,s. Mucl nredit is ...

... IMPROvEMwNtS OF TH9:HiGHLANDS. (Letter in the biverness Joturnal] . Witlbi less than halt' a century.' the economical nina-cment of the- lighlands was very iihjudicio s and unsuccessful. The small patches of arable land were tenanted in comlypon occupalny, and cultivated with neither care nor skill. Few' sheep werc reared, and the cattle were sehlom supplied with. suffiicint winter provender. ...

... ?? a I ; ., . .. 1. I- ? . ! . . The progessively im4proing state of his ll.sJes- ty's health lwhich we had the pleaslire of ebinmuu- | c eating to our rmatlers on MAotlnay, continues without -c inter-uption. .Tjie folloing are the Bulletins is- i sued since our last:- 1Carlton Patace, Feb. 4, half- pat ,Tine n'Clock, r. m. T lhe King lia, passed the whole of this day more sais- faetorily tl' ...

... GLASGOW, FEBRUARlY 11. Altondlay, Danifl Hamilton, Esq., Sheriff Sibsti- tute of Lanarkshire, accompanied by the Magistrates anid Council of Iutherge n, prouliinled his Majcsty George tihe Fouih, Khing or the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. They afterwards proceeded to the Towal Hall, where the health of his ALMjestyamd long may he reign, was drunk with acclamation; varions other ...