... unanitnoufly eledcd Dr RoS'.k-- I - L .. . ?? t ?? I rick A-Leod, Sub-principal, to bc Principal of -hc r- faid College. r Thc Univerfity and King's Col!ege of Aberdern. es have conferred the degree of Dodior in Medicine, upor; es Mr T*Ihomas Gray, Surgeon ...

... Mis Majesty is much indisposed to-day. His Majesty is at tile Qeet's House, attend- t ed by Si. Francis Milmani, Dr. Heberden, and Mr. Dundas, of Richmond. Thc two latter were only called in on Tuesday morning, and indeed tle indispostion must have ...

... 7ntnecessary commifnication at present~,in wlhich.they were supported by Mr. Pitt.- Mr.: Fox supported the, motion of Sir R. Lawley, fore. n adjournment, and was followed by Mr. Windham, .:We have to remark, from various Circumstances, that we think there ...

... Lord Fife c Mr Skeice of Skene, by Lord Fife is Mr George Iaorbes, by Lord FOr'1bes it Mr .John JLyall, by the Earl ?? boyne i- ir Gordon, by ViscountArbutlhnot is 2r lilaes ufL(owie, 1J. L. of Kitcardincsiire, by Vis- iscount Arbialinot 1 Mr Charles Forbes ...

... was furnished by the Sultan; with au- tograph letters for the Kings of Persia, Bokhara, &co. Ar- riving at Teheran, he was introduced to the King, and received from him letters for the King of Bokhara and other potentates. As he drew near Bokhara, he learned ...

... Uoiversity, Abherdheen, had etected Dr. C WXitIt sit KNiGtiT as successor to) Dr. PATr. COPLA~t),, / Prol'heisor of Natural P'hiilosophy' si-h hail resilgned. Ile Thli fact is, thiat thle molie is not yetA valcant, Dr. Ct'-1' cmit k- like) ot ha~in ?? ...

... Aberdeen, tailors. John Kerr, Brae, by Keith Robert Kidd, Peterhead, merchant Ninian Kynoch, Aberdeen, do. Charles King, do. tailor George King, do. bookseller Alexander Kelman, Turriff, druggist. William Kennedy, Kinnernie, Alexander Kynoch, Keith, merchant ...

... COURT OF KING's BENCH. . Mr Bloxam, Veterinary Surgeon in the King's Life Guards, brought-an aation against God. dard, a private in the same regiment, for cri- minal conversation with his wife, and obtained a verdi6t for Sol. damages. Mr Southerwood, ...

... Advocate ; Mr Nathaniel He Facqultar, Advocate;, Mr James Edmond, Advocate; Mr John resi Clark, Advocate; Mr Mlortice, Advocate; Mr Alexander An. cur dlerson, Advocate; Mr Alexander Gordon, Advocate; ...

... Shoremaster, Mr Angus, and Mr Webster,' are the most perfet likenesses among the municipal body; but even they are outdone by their officers. Thle Rev. Dr Pirie, Proflessor Martin Dr Mackintosh, mr Davidson, M1r Foote, ...

... DR. WOLFF'S IMPRISONMENT AT BOICHARA. Captain Grover has communicated to us the followsiug account of Dr Wolff's imprisonment at Bckhara. The last letter written by Dr Wolff wh ile at liberty was w rItten at Bolbhara. on the 16th April, before entering ...

... CORONATION OF THE GIPSY KING. YETHOLs.-Monday being the day appointed for tra- versing the boundary of the common, and for the coronation of Charles Blythe, successor to the late Willie Faa, King of the Gipsies, Charles was solemnly crowned in the centre ...