... -iHiGfLAND CLUB. -On Tuesday the Highland Club of Scotland held their summer meeting, for the third7 tine, on Inchikeilth, to which ?? and th~eirfrienda %Jiere - conveyed by the Velocity steam. vi~sscl. A iiurourr of ladies graced the festivities ofithe day with their -,presenkee hld the ,weather was most propiiu a thei BPoIs. By tb& 6irc and attention of Captain Bona all Ax N undi'r .hose ...

... FiROM T ,0-lE LP' N GAZETFE. W All R ,i'l F-Jan. 2i. 'ot 1e4iment of Dragoon GUards-Cartain IV. A. 7a1xwell to he Major, by purchase. vieto Wallace, promoted: ?? Aitelnat It. llf ri. to b CaLptain. by pUrTHISe, viee ?? ; Corltet F. Hlit kes to he Lienten:ant, by plr- vh;!se, vice IMa-llil : Lnyt. F. R. Grant, froin the 928d , ot, to hle Cornet, by pucchase, vice a Hawskes ; eili datedil 31st ...

... LO'NDOa :: FRIDAY-JANuAny 2. MIR ROWLAND STEPHENSON. A reward has at length been offered for' the appre.- hension of Mr Rowland Stephenison, and the clerk in t1- banking-ho---, J.oR lerimain Llb-. i'h. to.. tal ignorance as to the road he-took imcleaving his re- sidence on Saturday morningfesirenothens the belief that he is concealed in Londoni, though the adver. I tisement which offers the ...

... O1,IALDINE or.DEsMOND. A C *urte bins of the novel writers and novel read .s pthe ptrley'na day is unquestionably in favour of the 't he Vrl'fe and senjiments of tre reer. e histori v tastes!ieegi at is little more fban the romnance ot fis-o btcajoromancel aiis, O com aded in whichi, a~n4 O fteaeddown n some par Eh i tory`7 soa dn alld so that the truth fnay not appear impro P bgarr and ...

... ZOOTLOY T9 IlMA&AtM.A ?? Of wild qUadrupeds, besidesthswih hae ea tioned in my jniqrual of thc-:way uip. the W1I, dthee are hares, much largcr -and finer ilia'u thlose in 1ilindostan autl- Bengah,; e and hot inferio to thsose ofl Buropei The ehAid4ea15flott2!i. COmmon in the no*3 m~natalos, but scare elswee+ there alre allso lynxes, and- he~srsar!;e-orm~ii ?? wbi'tclleoo~s d throughout the~ ...

... E.DINBURGHA. T1UlSOd'-4A4_WST 20. X 0 B a .ireeiveozro&tai,, Vlptiapearihati > Asisi~rail d~e.Rignip h ed a .rine- T~beseasoaa~siged irt ny Jeripecii dtflla5' .|exceedingSly> curious. 9B'atiii' lirrk~ole' to fh'tl else'gant~ ,il Admtiral,, a man i+ ss s~f ft i cine e'atei 'ath a mil- -lionof frares, or ?? pe anni, baa, it seeps, .eclared-'that e Adsrialil notmfinger a single centime of this ...

... FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE. ZIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE.RUSSIAN. ARMIt. - . Tulczyn, July?- The last accounts from, the army state, that one of the out-works of Silistria has been taken by storm, on bich: occasion five standards fell into the hands of the conzquerors. The works of the besiegers had been carried into the ditches of the fortress, and it was expected that it would capitulate en the 29th of ...

... NWEST LOTRIAN REPORdKT -oI JUNE 189. ARICUTIMflLM This month' has been exceedingly' favour Aba lksr the- I: crops, tuid for- every tiniig &irin`cted ?? hdridaidftue. 1 Th rouls intecrl a f' t. suited well the. pre- el paration and seedin.g of the tstriip' gtot*I~A and` Sthe work-; t ingtof thd ARllw lan~ds,: and gedneral hvaie orton othe season. : ie showersithd have fallen since the 12th have ...

... ANECO¶toS OF TIIE BATLL.E OF SHERflilFMUiU, FOUGFHT NOV. 11. 1715. (From tke Stirling Adverltiser.) [The following nrc from the Gleanings of a Friend, who delights to collect the stray relics which yet exist of the deeds of other years, and, if possible, to preserve them from that forgetfulness, to which all such remains are rapidly hastening.] . ?? the day, of this memorable battle almost ...

... Ca6aebonian ^AceurEp! 2 ~~EDLNTBU1LGH. a- ?? d ORANGEISM; THE TWELFTH OF pitY i I We return to the subject, of IrelandI. The wlt of II~ 2 - Ihad e 3 July 1829 is past, and now that, the accontsft of its celebra- bl r, tion begin to ifow in, upon us, we think it likely to prove me- morable even in thes Moody annals of. that wretched -country. als 3 ?? comparative tranquillity maintainted in the ...

... ?? - p §( S - Silistria -msleae this- te,' falksL.: Air dmdte s'i~ef* ?? ~~ ~ ~ o liest Ulb33 W 8ieiD J capitulate ots n ?? ofP.being. finuch long#1 deffideI&M vefi iy ?? -'Tll bliiegers had eirctcd Wg lq ;j fni ene qit&; -wMA766y had carried byrsir utlthtbwQ pvadlWS into the' very ditchei Hgfi ss.- The 'sit i~t'Shon',' is also said to. be preca3ous'i ?? readersswii1 remember, it ,is a ...

... - -RO 1 7H'E LCN)A7 GAZETrE. WA P. OFFICE-OCT. 5. - d 7th Rrgiment of Light ?? Roboxt o Uniatke, from half pay of the regiment, to be Lieutenant,v repakiug the diffierence, vice Doyne, who exchanges; dated a 17th Septemrber 1S99. b 2d Regiment of ?? A. MTackworth, from the tl half- pay, to be Captt.i;r paying the difference, vice Cockell, vl appni: ted to tile 2Sd- foot; dated Both September ...