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ROBERT BURNS. In the present age of improving morality, when the higher comforts of the domestic fire-side have, by imperceptible degrees, withdrawn the middling classes of Scottish society from the old custom of tavern dinners, and their concomitant Baccahnalian orgies; it is n

Mr. Bernal and Mr. Warre wished for some information relative to our commercial concerns with Russia. Lord Castler - rag-It said,, that tl.e'Emperor of Russia had referred the matter to his Minister for Trade who had not yet_ made his report; hut the subject was still under disc

London, with '. documents instructing the right of Sir Alexander Home to - tl.e Earldom of Marchmont, proceeding upon his 1 . ein. the nearest and lawful heir-male of the ancient and honorable border families of \Vedder])Urn and Polwarth, which is to come inunedistely under the

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EDINBURGH, 'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. Wheat. Barley I Oats Beans 1 Peas First 31s 6d 21s Od 23s Od 19s Od 193 Od Second 30s Od I 19s Od , 20s Od 17s 6d 17s (id Tl.ifd 27s 6d I ltis Od I 14s 6d 168 Od I is Od There were 403 sheep in the market, Main Point, head of West Po t, en Wednes

TRUSTEES. His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace ti e DUKE of RUILi-.ND, 'lie Most Noble the MARQUI;SS of 'NORTHAMPTON, Tic Ri e ,lt Hon. LORD KING, &c. &c. &c. • And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Managing Dilector, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F. A. S. THE diA.mr,lii,hing . A riucip e o: t

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAnen 23. Though the ,arrival of WHEAT and BARLEY since Monday has been very moderate, a considerable portion of the ordinary descriptions of each remained oyer to-day, which met a heavy sale at lower prices.—BEANS and PEASE are steady in value; and OATS a

• Mr. TVestern rose, pursuant to notice, to move for the repeal of the late additional 111alt , Tax, and maintained that upon ever:, consideration of feeling, justice, and policy, that motion ought to be agreed to, for no tax existed which was so injurious to the comforts of the

PATRONS. His Grace the DUKE of BEAUFORT. His Grace the DUKE of ARGYLL. The Right Hon. tie EARL of CRAVEN. The Right Hon. LORD SALTOUN, &c. &c. &c. TRUSTEES. Sir George Jernintrham, Bart. Costessey, near Norwich. - Sir Joseph Scott, Bart. Great Barr Hall, Staffordshire. Ralph Cal