... To the Editor (!f tfiur ZB.'fl)bN JouI.YAL. Slit, About 1S months ago, I took the liberty to send you a few retuarks on the propriety of establishing an Exhibition of DAMwxNs and PAINTINGS in Aberdeen. The proposal was atte.ded to, and communicated by vo°, to the public, with the greatest readiness; but few of your readers seemed to think that such an esta- blishment could be formed here: the ...

... R Q Y A s VT , 'A 17 T O iT, ..L'E' A A .. - (From? Ste.¢ D;2. 'i ~. .4 , . F, l' .5'v5 0i ,. Y'..; Z,?:'v)!c S3ch vli the sel'::ltisnil e Cite'l by bii MAsie!tv es- ni pectudl Vlist to Thet thtiuCt thal iat tihe early hlouo of V three o'clock in tie rliaLt iou. crowds butg at to ts1 i' 5e nolle at ita1; di m:rit 10Vitt TO the iot1se, anti at tile tI -tltallT'e to the Pli, Boxte', aitd ...

... L 2? 1 Ir :;, 0 f On Thursday died, at Tnnbridge, after a short ansi very painful illness, the Rev. Vieesimus; Knox, D.l-i. tbut the grave must not be permitted to close upon thir . eminent writer, scholar, and divine, without a tribute,- however imperfect, of respect and regret; he was ever an asserter of religious freedom, A zealous friend of rthe8 Establishment (as his various Theological ...

... CALAS1tTOiJS FIRE. A dreadful fire broke out on the morning of tliew 10th, a little after 12 o'clock, in a large five story house in the Cowigate, immediately opposite to the faot of the Parliament Stairs, which,, we are sorry so say, was attended with fatal consequenccs. The fire originated in an apartment on the second floor, and, burning with great fierceness, soon communicated to the ...

... STATS OF 0S1iTSOURIL Extract of a letter from a gentleman some time a resi- cur 11ltin Missouri, to his fried in this town, dated St Ingl~ Louis, April 4, '1821. not The emigration to this State hlas, stopped, and manny the have actuall gonle back, after being di'anninted in the w uaiYo3: lands, which has been falssi ciI up tobe fcr tle richest in the world. The fact is tiste bottomn lands ...

... Part of his Majesty's horses and carriages arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday, by one of the packets. it, the tempestuous gale of Tuesday night, two of the horses unfortunately perished by the violent aotion of the vessel, and the influx of the water. Many other vessels also sustained considerable damage. One Irish vessel had a number of cattle drowned, and another had one hundred pigs washed ...

... 1!U M.AJF;ST1Y'S Vl'Sll T'O IRELAND. GReANDt D,'TcNRt Or TR ItNIlTY COOLLEGE TO HISa th MAJIOISTY tA 'The Kjim, arrived in Dubilin. from Slime Ciistle, about efri Colloge, to paytake of the dinner which theUnvesiy had preparedl for him. Elis Mlaiostv wHAI recei nved b ty the Provost, seentor Ftllows, D)oeto.s of Law, thle 4&cloh1 tir and student~s id' the University. The Keing's titbio wais i ...

... ,-,\ i::.T;'.t ,,,;g,-3,,, ' (.LEA.-Ftl.:i', ~Ohio), June go. On the 26th ultiino, a son vi &r Adamn Millet, of Troy '`'ovniship, about 17 years of age, had occasion to pass throughii a piece of wood, which extended about four miles; having proceeded about a mile, he disco- vered at a short distauce a bear and three cubs; being entirely destitute ef weapons of defence, hie tried to frighten ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGEl NCE. - - - , A ,, 1HLt QUEFN S R'liaA.nst AaWtCH, AUG. Ofi.- Thl Castlrecagh packeL has just arrived from Cuxhaav- cn. I have in conseqluetuces learnt tiat the Glasgolv frigate, containing tie body of the late Queen,.toge- ther with the other ships of war which formed the cotn- voy, reached Cuxhlaven on Sunday last. I-ler. -3ajes- ty': remains were iimioediately taken from ...

... it iA YrT.;, I ,d T, ZXY1%AeT 0? TlL15ASUR M'TNUTE, DATED AUU. 10, 1621, RE:DUCTION AND Ei.TERATION IN THE ESTABLISH1MEN'i'T. Mvy Lords, in calling upon thc Heads of the other Departments of his Milesty's Civil Governnment to il- ter upon a revision of their respective Establisninenits, with ai View to such lEconomical Iteductiols as may ftlftil tile intentions of his Majesty, expressed in his ...

... DEPAWTURE AND EMBARKATION OF THE KIN(G. (From the Dublin Morning Post. of Scpt. 4.) Yesterday, being the day announced for his Mijes- ty's departure, the road leading to Dunleary was crowded, from an early hour in the morning, by an i immense number of persons, male and female. At the uipper end of the King's-road, at the outer Pier of Durileary Harbour, an elegant pavilion had K been erected. ...

... AMERWA2ICAr MISC4'LLAXVIFS. From a file of recent American papers we have made the following extracts, either amusing, or in some degree connected with the arts, sciences, and literature:- PATENT FIRE SwIELD.-A Mlr Ralph Buckley, of New York, has invented and obtained a patent for a Fire Shield, of which the National Advocate gives the following account:- It appears to us the most effectual ...