I trust that the _readiness _, with . which _, the . desire to . have a more popular ibnn _of _election _introduced into this _burgh , was _listened to by the _Sovereign , —will _convince the _citizens of . Montrose , and _the country at largethat _when _the _united _wishes . of

as connected with _the late Derbyshire riots , first _published in The Times of the 31 st _ult . , This document , for _the correctness of the facts _stated in which , the Editor of The _Times has p ledged _himself , _will be read with much interest . It gives an account of the

in C ; iii ; _ula . On Tuesday se ' niglit tlic Synod of _Angus and Mcarns _unanimously appointed a collection to _be _made in the _several _parishes within their bounds , in aid of tlic funds _of tlic _Society in Edinburgh ibr tlie _-iiipport or _Gaelic Schools in tlic _Highlan

MARY'S CHAPEL , EDINBURGH . _3 d November 1817 . Which day the _UNITED INCORPORATIONS OF WRIGHTi _:. , MASONS , and tlie six other Trades incorporated with _tlicin , being _duly _assembled , they took into tlicir most serious _consideration the _present _Set of this Bnrgli ; and

a _female , wlio carried _liini to a _house of _brut _ffinir . On coming into the li glit she burst into tears ; but what was his _surprise when _lie _recognised in her tlie daughter ( only la _years _of age ) of an old and _intimate _acquaintance , wlio li . ad _absconded from

At Kdinburgli , _the Lady of _Captain Uunworth _, 18 th Regiment , of _a daughter . ——Mrs _Laing _Measou _of' Lindertis _, of a daughter .- —At _Edinhurgli , _on the 30 tli _int . Mrs Trotter , Northumberland _Street , ot _' ii ila > ighti _; r . _——Sirs _. _Hope , Uacuurii _Pla

paper is _. _written In Ac hope that it _way fau _under the notice of some of _( _lie Trustees for _the Improvement of Arts , &c ., _patrons of tlie situation of Master of the _Academy fur Painting : iii ( l _Sculpture in this place , now vacant . How far _1 take tlie _most dire

_Adapted to _. the . _exigence of times and occasions , municipal regulaons _, i ' rom their very _nature , can . never bu pemianeiit ; but must ' suf-> r change _according as tlie customs or _the ideas of mankind vary . _Jot _the length of , the period during which a political

We ; onfess _it-is _strong ; _, but , we trust , it is not without • cason . The honour of Scotland , the _interests of good _sense , and the-triumph or failure of liberal principles , _seem all to be _-inyolved in it : and , witli this impression , we proceed , at the risk of b

. • b Letltir ofllie King of Prussia , May 1791 . ; c _Manifesto , Marcli 25 . i 793 . _•> _< _i alenioirs , p . ' 148 . . ... _•• ' Poniuski—not 1 ' oniatouski , as _is absurdly _stfited in 6 _» aie ac _counts , c . r . Annual Rceistur .