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Lord HOLLAND, seeing the Noble Duke at the head of the Government in his place, rose to ask whether it was the intention of his Majesty's Government, in the course of this Session, to ask for any vote of credit, or to take any other Parliamentary measure, through which to convey to this House and the country at large what the rela tions were of this country with respect to the two other great contracting Powers, Russia and France, and also what the relations of this country were with re spect to its ancient ally, Portugal. In asking this he was not actuated by any vain desire or any improper motive of prying unnecessarily into the councils of his Ma jesty, but he put the question for his personal con venience as well as the convenience of the House ; because if he found that his Majesty's Ministers had no such intention, he should feel it his duty to re quire from hi s M a j esty ' s G overnmen t,'i n a more specific shap e , Parliamentary information on thesepoints. The Duke of WELLINGTON considered hi:: only reply was, that there was no intention on the part of his Majesty's Ministers to ask for a vote of credit on the part of the country; nor wa:; it his intention to adopt, nor did he contemplate, any other Parliamentary course calculated to give.: him an opportunity of entering more fully into the foreign policy of the country to which the Noble Lord had alluded. _ Lord HOLLAND, not a little disappointed at this answer, should propose to move on a very early day for information on these subjects, and should consider it a great favour to be permitted to give notice of his motion for 'Wednesday next. The House was accordingly ordered to be summoned for Wednesday next. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said it was his intention to lay before the House to-morrow, a copy of the lease granted under the Crown, of the Manor of Eltham, with a view of drawing their Lordships' attention to the loss they were about to sustain. 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We believe the opinion entertained by our correspondent is now a pretty general and true one. Ex ceptions are no doubt occasionally to be met with, parti cularly in secluded districts (the Inn at the Fall of Foyers, for example,) but such instances are in reality "few and f poverty. Unless a man t rave l p u rblind like Dr. JOHNSON, ,s' and when they do exist, are caused chiefly by t ) ruck with the good accommodation, the taste between, o n rt that now pervade our towns, and are fast over the remotest districts of the Highlands. °g English f r i en d, lik e a true L on d oner , see ms sur p r i se d a gbaaP t nerrd t erra hbaee((ullisswnmtg be similarit y o f manners i n b ot h coun t r i es: —" Judg e says he, o f m y surpri se ," " on finding in the Orkneys, at Kirkwall, the furniture in the parlours the same as at Lon don, the ladies dressed in the same style, and the general manners and appearance of the respectable inhabitants pre cisely similar." This reminds us of PETER Pricnan's story of the late KING'S visit to WHITBREAD'S brewery. His MA.. j inspect e d the butts and barr e ls, p a id a v i s it t o t}lC T :ig hving pig-stye, and looking at the interesting objects it con tained, remarked that be had got some at Kew precisely similar, upon which Miss WHITBREAD, in an ecstasy, ex claimed— My father's pigs like Royal pigs, good God ! —lnverness Courier. FEVER IN GLASGOW.—The Infirmary is filled, and the demand for admittance increases in an in creasing and fearful ratio. On Thursday out of forty pa tients whose case required admittance and attendance, there was room only for the admission of four, and the me dical attendants and directors of the Infirmary were under the necessity of relegating to those dens of disease from which they had issued the suffering patients. The con duct and activity of these gentlemen is at all times meri torious and praiseworthy ; but at this moment their efforts to relieve their suffering fellow-creatures is above all praise. Their exertions, however, can only alleviate, so far as their means will allow, the distressing evil. It is not in their power to remove it : it increases every hour, and the time of termination cannot be foreseen nor accelerated. The cause of the rapid spread of disease arises from- a mass of our population being crowded into narrow abodes in the various narrow and dirty lanes which abound in this city, and which abodes rise in rows above each other, alike filthy and destructive to comfort, to morals, and to health.— Glasgow Courier. CAIRN Goitm STONES.---These far-famed Scottish gems, which about twenty years ago, formed a source of considerable traffic to the natives, have now fallen into what JEREMY TAYLOR calls " the portion of weeds and outworn things." The traveller may obtain for six pence what would formerly have cost him several pounds ; and in consequence, we believe, of the numerous importa tions from the Brazils, lapidaries have almost entirely turned their backs upon this beautiful species of rock chrystal. The light cherry-coloured sort is stiii sometimes used, but the second description, that of port wine colour, has be come a drug in the market. At one time the Cairo Gorm hills were let at a considerable rent by the Earl of Fur. to Mr. SANDERSON', a lapidary of Edinburgh, an d so great was the rage for them that one piece, upwards of a foot in length, and nearly as much in dia meter,or was sold to the late Marquis of frasris6 found the enormous sum of 2001. Gems a re genera ll Y. ~ at the foot of hills, among the sand washed down t i by the down th t e o ol) mountain streams; at Cairn Germ, howevhere'rds they were The . frequently found in the native rock. ' ed the angles at which by moonlight, and having recognised and the beams were reflected, they marked the spot, rose di g for the expected trea sun to next morning with the s • a s plendid brilliant is seen sure. According to tradition, of the . manWaal! endeavourslet one at night at Loch Avon--in 0 Cairn Goren scenes—wbich wooer the approach of the mealuring pre cipice lw means of ropes, but in endeavouring to reach the ~• prize, he bad nearly lost his life. The tradition glittering _ of the diamond is not confined to the district of Radenoch. A similar honour is claimed for the hill of Criffel, on the shores of the Solway.—lnrerness Courier. t s a h m e:h it e . rds, A but has h y a c s ar h s i th bi e t r ic to c, mockeda a%e cCommittee, this up d taao: Mr. P. THOMSON presented a petition fro►u East India merchants, praying that the duty on silk imported from India might not exceed thirty p er • Bill ordered rd ' e l r l ed e Cell r. On the motion of Dr. PHJLLIMORE tl►e War. den of the Cinque Ports Bill was read a third time, and passed. On the motion of Mr. SUGDEN the Property of l l v n a f ss a n ir t . s readit amendu►ents a third "e re On the motion of Mr. SUGDEN, the Lunatics' Estate Bill went through a Committee, andthe • repo► t• was ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. WYNN brought up the report of the Elec tion Petitions Committee, and the resolutions wc►e agreed to, and added to the standing orders. On tb J 9 .8 ordered il Itio'rebnet GRAHAMri toe broughti -..e motion of Mr. COURTENA Y, the Pilotage Bill was read a third time and passed.. ta G ign e rlee n c e to( r i a .t l mo :l or ' a u rno rki v p t. t e e Mr. LABOUCTIERE presented a petition from three inhabitants of Canada, complaining of Lord Dal housie, the Governor of that Colony, for dismissing some officers of the Canada Militia, and suppressing the publication of certain newspapers in that Colony, for the part taken by them relat►ve to thy dissolu tion of the Canadian Legislature by his Lordship. He (Mr. L.) took that oNfortunity, before the close of the Sessien, to implore his Majesty's Govern ment to take into the;r most serious consideration the condition of that colony, wraith a view to conci tltebileileianr(iievieidpieoitilhlrote,otityls::: liation and amendment. 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