We have received the Paris journals of Saturday. The mioa-Liberal journals state that Marshal Souk and M. Thies have come to accommodation. and that a miststry formed of the bp mates and extreme --that is. of the revolutionary party—is to be formed ender peed. deny of M Thiess.

A Concert of Vocal Music was given by Mr. APLaren, precentor of the Secession Church, last Thursday evening, in the Friendly Society's Hall here. Ile was ably assisted by Messrs. Garvie, Kennedy, and Smith, from Perth, who sung several songs, duet•, and glees, in excellent style

SOU/IMAM( WATERSIDE, April 29.—We have this week to report the arrival of another extensive supply of Potatoes from the different inland coasts as well a. the Channel islands, as per annexed statement:—From Scotland, 1085 tons; Yorkshire, 1069; Jersey and Guernsey ,7&3; Devon..

?? A . _ _ . . A Philadelphia advertisement repds thns-" W.lited a his Coaclmlan to take care oi' a pair of horses of a religious )Si. ?? Or mnind. " 'est A captain of a' Vessel loadilng coalls, went into his ure nereliant',2 comitilng roollm, ?? lreqlest d thl luian of' a x- ra

LADIES FASHIONS FORC, MAY. ?? - _ .. .- - ^ I . 7 -. I the (From the New _loe hily Belle A.se;dimcle.) L fir CARRIACGE D>RIwss.-I ilac poU de Soie robe corsage en _ s de- ceur, trimmed with tulle arranged in folds, and edged own, with lace. Sleeve of a new forn, the fnlness is di

NAVAL MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. The 59'h annual meeting of the society was 1 eld yeoerday at the Elanaver-square Rooms. The Marquis of CHOLMON.• DELEY presided, and among those present were Lord Mountssndford, Captain Sir Edward Parry, &c. The Noble CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceed

FUNERAL PROCESSION OF 7 NATIONAL PETITION OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. This melancholy cavalcade wound its lugubrious length along ycaterday from the Lumbar Troop Room, in Fleet -street, to the lodgings of Mr. Attwood, M.P., in Panton•square, to which hon. gentleman and his hon. f

A MANUAL of the RUIiIMENTS of THEOLOGY ; containing an Abridgment of Bishop Tomline's Elements; an Analysis of Paley's Evidences; a Summary of Bishop Pearson on the Creed; and a brier Exposition of the Thirty-n ne Articles, chiefly from Bishop Burnet; together with other miscell