Thit dnrv "a trblil kcd, badnovilly printed, pi-ice ?? / T~E EDN'BURGrH MA GA ZINZE, LITERARY MISCELLANNY, AewSesOF THESMIr'yS IMAxAZItNE. BEING A oW SERIE'IE lE 8 rio tSMITEMtI T S. . 0etA~Cout l' 5Antlrco Gemttineis, the supposed Ori filsal So, 0cjrRemtarkable Larch Tree itt th

i~~: ~~47 Upset Price. Redaa~e GLADSWOOD, ON rW.~.ii.SIDE ?? be Sol-D by public auction, in the, Royal Exchange c house, Edinburgh, on 'Wednesdyth1tdaofO t ,e next, at one- o'clock afternoon, fin viriu fthe 10 contained in a bond and disposition Iii gccurijyi W,!i" ~ti 11~ESTATE

CfRCUtI INTELLIGENCE. September Os, and Thjis day't'he Court' ii'etiat teo'clock and ?? 'roceeded toathe trial of Alexander Walker, act- in New Pitsligo, accused of fraud, breach of trust, and imposition, in so far as William Robert- son, in Upper Glaslaw, having called a meeting

TpT THE. , 3Ipoi? OF THgE t-IlIEDO,,,'d-V EC7, OM TIlE VAIRIETY Ol PROSPECT FROMJ T'IE CALTON ftitLf. : r I ?? , 3d1 Sepn. 1817. I larely returned to this mv native civt, after having been carried by da !y to almost every ?? of the ?? if, the course of d twerlty ya ers absence. a

dent- to avoid solicitations on the ortieC side. But, the real motive of so perfectly voluntary an absence became but too apparent in the sequel: that is to say, to avoid our importunities to keep the mark of our wishes; motive which became the more, obvious, when was considered

•747] History of the Last W** tNGtWH Freedom. [748 ike of a Billy if Francis Biiirdettdid ... .. . : Here I should observe, tbit his. Lordship, who is only whigj there is, wo reyl danger, and hold\ only when there is real danger,' for a long time resisted oiir irapor-: t uni ties

Sbptbmber terms short direct censure the greater part of Sir Francis’s conduct subsequent to this epoch. *. have seen, in former letters, that flic Prince's Speech had, for its main* object, reprobate the Jt.Uoimers and to produce new Idiis pul (hem or, at least to reduce them t

wanted What ought done, have pointed oat last number: what is there proposed is what Member of Parliament, has two thousand pounds and who has very moderate talents; and, be not done this gentleman, shall entertain not the smallest hope of any thing good from him. I am always yo

WEDNESDAY-SEPTZMBER 17. The. Marquis of Sligo'left town Oe n'enday miring for Holland; to attend the renmains of ?? much-lmented mother to England. -- The undivided attention of the inhabitants ofl Newfoundland has been for some time-fixed on a' question of importance, which was

FRlDAY-Se~e~reila lis Among the various articles of British com- merce which have experienced the influence of the favourable prospects that are opening on the country, copper is one by no means the jeast important. We have to state, that cdpper has experiiCed4 a rise of twenty