... TEEl DICK BEQLULST. TO MC EDITOR OJ ?? Atitl1)E.iEN IYOURNAL. SIit, I ha1ve latcly SCCII the copy of a letter from one of the Executors, fronm which I beg leave to trouble you with the following quotations, which I olcr to the serious con- sidetiction oi' thlU ?? of the three counties:_ * I have not seen my co-exeutors, but I lose no time in assuring you it att wve have only one wish upoll ...

... The Kilng- has been pleased to present the Rev. Riobert Wallace to the ciharch anil ip arish of Da:lrymple, in the g preslbytory arid v'i tty of Ayr, vacant by the death of thc I'ce, Iollert Siteve. WVe oundterstand that the Rilit lMon. thc Earl of Eglin. ?? is preses`tvd the Rev. Divid Ritclhie to the (I;urch end 'alti:il of T'arholion, in tbe ?? of A vr, VlCan1t bv Lde death of his late ...

... To TirH EDITOR OF IlTE AllElIDlEE JOUWbEAL. A1P? EdU/ar-As you sometimes decote a portion of your valuable coluedlos to the notice oF theatticali, liay I request your attention to those of Elgin. IVre are pre- sently visited by 31r 'Lyder, and his hliglhly-respectable Comipany, wlVle:S2 ?? ?? aililrd peculiar (leligilt to all amlirers of the histrionic art amollst us. Nor is tiis all ?? the a ...

... AG RI CULTU RE, The Competitions of A gricultural Stock, fe-r tie Pro- 1e'ra ! ~i~lll': giv'li by tlhc 1,n~b ; Pg; io1arse r C11lu. ill l~t :, D ratnd premioeis yeai-M, ?? onelirintly Succeeded in excit- flit :ing eiu ilatilti ailiti a encmon1 spmont forhitpeorefent amolg honl - dl- fitriet. of the district-it ewas i tih regret thlat the pro, ?? Of tihat society, in disposing of tieir (unecis ...

... Tim following, letter, a copy of which a ?? has sent to me, and which lie says, has been published in| the MbRNING CHRONICLE, is well worthy of the attention of my readers. The writer signs himself NO AMERI- CAN; but, it he be not one, he happens to understand an uncommon deal about the interests and views of the United States. I request my readers to read this letter very attentively; and ...

... LONDONDERRY CELEBRATION. (From our Correspondent at Derry.J SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, AUIGUST 13. In frets dum fluvii current dum mortibus umbrae, Lustrabunt eonvexa polusd un sedera pascet, Semper honos nomenque vestrum laudesque manebont,' A little before three o'clock this morning, the various clubs of Orangemen, Apprentice Boys, &c. proceeded from their lodge rooms in a strong phalanx to the ...

... A REICTOl AIAY BE A LAYMAN. e. Extract from Mr. FINI.As'S New Publication onl Tirire and ?? LaW in IIreland. M Most of the diflifir ltieo ii compreheordilg Ireg'al 1i;gbts, Y result trirn the cii'erimstawi'e that0 terms, otre ?? axplbril ed. u It is cuio urs ?? remairki, curl rtay bh uselul to remalk, flow frequently, s',an hfow iV idel y, it sriord in its general acceptation varieis. arid, ...

... U ' A SU NDAY'S AND T UESD AYS i'osTrs.I ?? LONDON, AUGUST 26. rrlIS morning a further supply'of German Papers to T4 the 21st instant arrived. The NnrnemhutL- CLrres- yondent contains a long article from the borders of the Danube, in which it is stated that the losses sustained by the Russian armies, and which are acknowledged to have been considerable, are ndfw repaired, and that 'the total I ...

... e .acoia a~ r- EDINBURGH. Ii THlUTRSDAY.AUGUSST 14. t( IXIRAYSCIM PACHA: F IENCHi EXPEDITION: PRESENT P POSttuE OrS Ar}AVI'S. TDixpatchcs received fronm Sir Frederick Adam announce the important fact that Ibraihim Paeha has signified his wil- lingoess to evacuate the Al orea, upon buing furniseed with n the means of removing his army to Alexandria; and it is said that transports have, in ...

... ?? olercurV. EDINBURGH. S 12TURDAY-AUGUST 2. The intention of France to send a body of troops to the diorca is no longer a matter of doubt. According to the French papers, the expedition will consist of eighteen hat. talions of infantry, a regiment of chasseurs, and a detach- mfnt of artillery, all under the command of Lieutenant- General Mlaison. The troops are to assemble at Toulon by the ...

... LOND0N, .T~uiR8DAY, AUGUST 28. U so ~p.Er $A, series of Iussian Bulletins, to dhe 29th ot Jul'1y' IDnCIASlusevehave benen pub.. o sahled in the Ptmba ?? wich discredit the.. reports of a ,victory .gainied, by~ the Turks, given in' the.Plris . Nolrthl ~Patpery. TLie lattebt Bute is ltltetins 'is stated ('amp hefor o Churmla,, 29tij July. -On the 'precedieg dayi a part orithe Ruissian aersy ...

... I . - GENTLEMrEXIt is my-intention by your permis. slon, througla the mediusm of yo'er paper, to answer briefly, a few at least, of tile statements of a Dtwsbury Rate Payer, in his letter t° not the Dewsbury Anti-Church Petitkop, as he Is pleased to b call it. ti Me says I beg then to state on the btst aeuthorily, that cach of the three churches la the prilsh of Devsbury, is connected with ...