Glasgow Courier. — 1850-06-01 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

TIM ZNDOWISENT 601111411. /r. ROBERTSON read the report of the committee on the .. Moat Scheme, which was a document Ofiensiderable length. /r. Clam in ruing to move the adoetlee of the report, said he i mingle house had listened with greet delight to this very able I wiry gratifying report, as well from the comprehensive spirit ridelleh Ms dleftted, and the feelings of ardent piety by which it lit= Whom the manner In which Its alai ma it the Church 1 were enforced. The scheme had cior its object ,Iltaltplelf providing and planing on a permenent footing the MO/ teoferring on • large portion of the Matoinalty what they illeteasuely believed was the moot precious boon they could Neill was to meet an evil of fearful magnitude by the applicants, a remedy, without which, whatever tither efforts might be riled, the work would be oodone. Looking merely at the IC evils of the oonntry, it afforded the Very strongest vier by which the progress of inch mils mold be resisted. egze, therefore, entitled to appeal to the men, who merely to care for the temporal benefit of the nation, for aslant* to a scheme which would aoquestiontibly have such an portent inflimenoe .on the interests, prosperity, and happiness the great body of the people. Bat they-could volume higher mods. As a Christian Church, as those who believed the miens truths and promises of God's Word, the obligation them was urgent and of paramount temortanoe--the obligation mirryiug forth the OSSISaff• et the Anospel to every person. * he (Dr. C.) considered *ssenpu.d and indomitable mwerance with which the wormier of miree bad premed importance, he was not soregiMid at the Putiefaetar7 results of 'flanges. The Rev. Doctor Oei sonaluded by moving the u....frf"L____l of the reports and that Ibe (medial and heartfelt thanks .__,__"'"'"lelehlYabould be 'Westmont the chair to Dr. Robertson. ...r.7l"Wir. OWIIII somMeted the motion. 'intr lOW Wrft from one or two members, the motion was The brig Victoria, supposed from Patagonia r=egillg eimiliodoratmeneodered the thanks of got ou shore on the English Bank, River Plate, Mr. PREIROLE of . e report Valencia, May 21.—The Premier, from London, is on shore Mr. Letene on the liJ , Made some refer, ifluite inaadihlllt At ea *comet Mee was appointed expected ter-timbers apparently the metier lelle ilv, Annuity Tax, ecainteindgtocarbegooo,mweitahwiretecrk.:ocsrteawndsaeovedun. tone of near the lazaretto, has been floated after discharging part of her started, part of bulwarks carried away, redder unshipped, and . nass se ems ame., mi, UAW, or WA!,M(MAN* bolts broken. "11 , by ale !As Wllliamiliirsat, the minister of Malta, May 21.—The Woolsington, from Odessa to Cork, put ' e iv: RrlOnliry of Dusoon, of In here, 16th, very leaky. The Leon (schooner) of Yarmouth, , Kay task N. . . , Itrtillialeky. It appeared from Girgentl .to Hamburg, was wrecked at Galibis, coast of prenniti . gremenedregarding Mr. Tunis, in the night of 14h April. 'tutted the nemessary Monte Video, April 15.—Tho St. George. from Hull and Portsat a gon 14th ay, and metolved that Mr. Grant, mouth to California, which put in here prior to the ?dot Jan. in trays:aim had a 'served on him, and haviqg fined to appear at a distress, has been condemned. The Mary Sophia, fro& Liverpool Mint bald on the 17th April, when the refsernmoy of that libel to Guatemala, which put In aboqt the let Dec. in a slaking State, B,to , *gad of, that he should be deposed from the ministry, having struck upon a reef of rocks between Flores Mid the maim matence to that effect having been accordingly passed, it was land, has concluded her repairs, and sailed hence on the 4th inst. ler an= against. Yr. for her destinatioo. The frost the coast of Patagonia having mated the funs of the cimerand Mr. Cook and this port to Liverpool, *Ma sok on 'bore on she English 114.4 it was speed, on the motion of Dn. Hill, to sustain the Bank, River Plate, has become a total erendt. P 551, and remit the case ha* to the Presbytery to proceed Lisbon, May 23.—The Jade, from IMAM to Queenstown, put In the Iw4ettell 91,the libel, in leaky, 19th inst., cargo shifted, is dleehstng. ma Novo VhaTan 111111711111 Or TIM aasamsLy. gedor, hence to Pernambuco, put badt relay, immteg Irma am melon Was then prEepaled, gesylortitnt an arrangement unable to clear the coast, and in SO,JOS In coutMarritit the addles tele by wid themeastingel the sitneetobly would be Montrose steamer, and received • ee•Tuesday, and would toles OW eloolkeaptier in May. Rio Janeiro, Aprit 3.—The Gem, frbiellie Grimed, to Cork, put • 4fter a few words from Dr. Lee, and others, the subject was in here, 30th March, leaky, and moat diedierge part of the cargo To be Sold, by Public Hoop, ed to a committee, for examination. Rooms, Glasgow, on Wednesday, YDS subject of footing glebes was also remitted to•oommittee ; at Two o'Clock r.m., kr Web the Assembly adjourned tin Men o'clock. GLASGOW SHIPPING A LL and WHOLE that TENEMENT, Corner i... — Ft:Milan. et MAIN STREET and SAUCHIEHALL STREET, somebtf.W.fewa Suicide at Leffel.—On the 24th ultimo, a man Nelson, Lamond, from Port-Philip off Hastings. time ormatated as an Apothecary Hall and Dwelling-house by the Thomas and Ann —, from Memel at Arbroath. Intad Jacob Jamiesou who has been well *norm for many late Dr. James Wilms, at t occupied by John llPOrigor as Marlene Bertha, hicks, from do. at Dublin. a Spirit Collor, with D house above, occupied by Mr. and teer pest about the deioke of Leith, and was usually em Fortuna, Stollen, from Hamburg at Port-Dundee. • Mimeo Napier; this a owner Meading, with beta ground, ,arld aka porter in the dischame of ship's cargoes, threw Harlequin. Cunningham, from Hayti at Antwerp. Iwo &Miasmal Show be erected whim* injuring the existAMIN Ighistito ma nearly oppte to Leith Fort. He was Viceroy, IrMahen, from New-Orleans at Liverpool. Survadll 11... gamma. 1....• rm... 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