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vest their money in such a concern, whcre.there is every.
prospect of an adequate return frpm solid acclivity, than
cast their bread upon the waters of a foreign loan, to raise
a berbble, which, as is naturally to be expected, generally
terminates in a squeak.

Highly popular as his Majesty's Government at present
is, there have been few measures which have given more
universal satisfaction than the restoration of the titles to
the heirs of some of those unfortunate noblemen, whose
rebellion, or loyalty, for it is hard to say which, deprived
them of their hereditary honours. But general as this
feeling may be, there is still some little heart-burnings on
the part of the friends of those who think that they have
an equally good claim to a restoration of their honours.
To such as an interest in this subject, the following
document, which we received from a friend, deeply versed
in antiquarian lore, cannot fail to be acceptable. It con-
tains an accurate list of the Scottish titles attaintcd in the
years 1713 and 1745, with their dates, the heirs who by
their respective patents are entitled to succeed to them,
and the names of :he representatives of these ancient fami-
lies where they exist. From the knowledge and research
of the gentleman who drew up this interesting paper, our
readers may depend upon its accuracy :

. _
1715.
Bern" } Earl of Mar, Erskine }Restored.
1063
Heirs getteraL
1010 Marlschall of Scotland Represented by Sir Alexander
Before FAA marischan, Reid, Ite,ith, of !Memoir and
Nil.
Heirs venstoue, descended 0( .
Heirs Male. Sam, third Earl Manahan,
who died about 1530.
1436 Lord Maxwell
Esri Nithsaale" Extinct.
1620 masweli
Heirs Male.
1448 Lord Sewn Represented by Sir Gams Beton.
len Earl of Wintoun, of Gatrletoun, descended of
Scion George, third Earl of Win.
Heirs 31ale whatsoever. toun, who died in 1650.
1458 Lord Livingston Represented by Sir Thomas
IGO9 E. of Lin. Livingston, of Westquarter
lithgow Lvins' and Ballormie, descended of
1641 E. of SWilliam, sixth Lord Living.
!coder stor., who died 1:412.
Heirs Male.
1437 Lord Drutsmixid Represented by the descendants
1695 Earl of Perth, Drum. of the Earl of 51elfort, settled
mond in France.
Heirs 3lals whatsoever.
1609 Lord Mackenzie
1629 Earl of Sesforth, Mac. Extinct.
ken:it
Heirs Male.
1633 Earl of Soutbesk, Car.) Represented Sy Sir James Car-
negy, of Kinnaird, descended
Hetrs Male. of David, first Earl of South-
esk, also died 1658.
11128 Lord Diann Represented by Dahill, of Ole.
1639 Earl of Carnwath size, great-grandson of the at.
Hairs Malt. tainted Earl.
1816 Earl of Panmure,
Maul. Extinct.
Heirs Male.
1633 Viscous' Kenmare,
Oordoo Restored.
Heirs Male whatsoever.
1651 Viscount Kingston,

Scion }Extinct.
Heirs 31s1e. 11
1661 Viscount Kikrill, Liv.}
inputs Extinct.
Heirs .11Isle.

1607 Lord Burleigli, Balfour Represented by Bruee, of Ken.
Heirs generaL net, descended of Mary,
daughter of Robert, fourth
Lord Bturleigh, and sister of
the anointed Lord.
16511 Lord Duns, Suarez. }Reprerented by Captain James
land Sutherland, grandson of the
Heirs Male. anointed Lord.

1745.

_
1433 Lore and }Represented by the Earl of Er-
-1461 Earl of Istreoweet , sal, grest-grandsos of theist-
Hein Male 'bosom& „ tainted Esti. - t
1118$ Lard Macleod
lax FAA Aat Crouton', ludDct„
aelnabrie
Heirs Male.
lee Lord Maderty, Drum-
mond
1686 Viscount Stratballan Restored.
Heirs Male.
1491 Lord Leese, Fraser I Represented by Fraser, of bleat.
Heirs Male. descended of Alexander, fifth
Loved, who died 13,58. •
1603 Lord Ralmerinoch,
ph intone Extinct.
Hein Male.
1683 Lord Pitaligo, Forbes 1 Extinct. •
Heirs blale whatsoever.
1611 Lord Nairn, Nairn 1 'tom].
Heirs general.

We understand that the Eafl of Liverpool will leave
town to-morrow, by which time all the deliberations of the
Cabinet will have terminated.

The Devonshire Freeholder of Saturday has the follow-
ing paragraph :—" We undertand that orders have been
received from the Admiralty to the Commander-in-Chief
at this port. to enter without discrimination every man
that may offer, whether seaman or landsman, such is the
immediate want of men. The Ocean has not yet left the
harbour. Rumour any., that a fleet of several ships is t 3
be fitted out forthwith.'

The Dublin Erening Post gives, as a "symptom of war,"
that "a contract has been advertised in London for 12.000
tierces of Irish beef, and 9,000 tierces of pork. This
single contract is equal to all the contracts made List
year.'
Amongst the rumours on 'Change yesterday was one,
that Mr. Monier is appointed to proceed to Mexico as
Charge d'Affairs, and not simply as Commissioner.
The last received French Papers are destitute of interest.
The Chamber of Deputies passed the Budget on Thurs-
day, by a majority of 316 to 27. On Friday, it was
presented to the King at St. Cloud. In the course of,
ilia debates on this project, M. C. Perrier inquired whe-
ther Ministers had secured the means of re-payment
of the 31,000,000 f. advanced to Ferdinand VII. M. de
Villele replied that France would never have made such
advances to Spain if she bad not been awe of repayment,
M. Mechin asked what security they could have, when the
revenue of Spain had sunk from 8:10,000,000 of reals to
144i,000,000. To this question no reply was made. The
Quotidienne asserts, on the authority of letters from Frank-
fort, that Prince Metternich caused the sending of Hano-
verian troops to Lisbon to be suspended, " in virtue of
treaties which now reg ibte the powers of the German
Confederacy."
An Evening Parr of yesterday says—" It is stated in
a letter from Paris, that M. de Villele has signified the in-
tention of the King of France, to appoint a Foreign Mi-
nister soon after the close of the Session. The &'.a has
arisen from the enwil:ingness of M. de Villele to allow a
Minister unacquainted with the business of his department
to meet the Chamber. Tlp: appointment, however, by
taking place immediately, will enable the new Minister to
obtain six inentho' practical knowksige—if his Ministry
should last so long—before the next Seasion."

It appears, frtim letters from the northern provinces of
Brazil, that the Imperial Government has a very slight
hold on the affections of the people them. Pata has {writ
long in an unsettled state; and by a letter from Maranham,
of the 9th June, it appears that at the latter place the
Military Governor had been deposed by the Civil Go-
vernots, who were said to be in the Republican interest.
The blockade of Pernambuco and the hostile dispcsit'on
of that place still continued on the sth of June, though
there seems to have been ample time for the conveyance
thither of the Decree by which the Imperial Government
attempted to conciliate the people.
The traitor Ballasteros, and one of his Aides-de-Camp,
hare arrived at Paris.

The Insurieution Act is to be withdrawn front the Li-
berties of Limerick, except the portion in the South where
the late burning!, occurred.

It is generally reported that the Catholic Associstion in-
tend to send down one of their Barristers to inquire into
the murder of the Orangeman, at Seariff; County Clare.—
Clare Paper.