... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I Yesterday a very nnmerous and respectable maetting of Clergymen an ii Elders, wvtho disappro ,e of the lIte ni easa Is of the Synod of Ulster, was held ill Kerns's Hotel. The Rev. N. Alexander, of Crunilin, presided. The object of this meeting was generally to consider the existing state of things in the Synod, and what ought to be the con- duict of the dissenting partit-s in refireulice to ...

... At -a 'carlyt Aiectiy oqf the Rellqioua Society of Frieniz,.. hold I{n London, by adjournments frow thre 20th if the 53th M ath - to the 29th of the same, inclusive, 1829. This Meeting has been Introduced Into at feeling tit mich ?? and brotherly love for olt, arepthren on the Amrei- can Continent. We have heard, with deep couitern and sorrow, of the close trials to which they have been ...

... B L q - . : THE NE}8A1EW LE-T j ?? i.. . -7 'TUESDAY-JtJLY 14- ' - TE rWE-LTH'OF JULY. His Grace the Duke of Cumberland, Grand Mfaster of the loyal Orange Institution, some days ago ad- dressed a letter to the Earl of Enniskillen, dissuading the Orangemnen from havinr public processions on anniversary of the PBoyne. In consequence of this letter, a meeting of the Grand Lodge was immediately ...

... . i1111O Iv, .,1 . JI TI IV o W NOl)', UY20, 18291. CRT Pti Thoe epvctttiun1S held Out by the last Ruissianjii Aiofletin, of tile foill of Silistria, )have been realizerl.- Thu Pittssitila Mildf Gazzele, and thle Ncssugcr de.' Cdoiaulres, of yesterdaty, havc brought nwo accounts.- ofthtlis event, wivch ldifr rbat in two particulars. Con. etrry to the TI'rsrish custorn, die fortress has capitu. ...

... o ixfV a in 18ATUBD9V, JUJ1Y 25, 1829. St _ ?? Lord Geor e Lennox has invited the Members an of the Swan Club to a dinner in Goodwood Park, on the last day of this ?? the weather be fine, Sc it will, no doubt, prove a real day of diversion to the la citizens of Chichester. th IThe r espected Lord Lieutenant of this Ccunty',. th the Earl of Lgremont, has had another attack of illness, wI s taut ...

... ift'llAv;.7111N 1f- SATiUttDAY J.JIi IB, 1829. wia M uz A ' s s. trsV ClreenfU.-.llc-OOrc Lo7,d thhim .! J i t :.,d ,h Me Mr. Jumtice liriorllri ?? ~ at * ---iiw ?? ?? V ?? ;e ?? I *- t New Surom D]I5tdil:i ?? . !. ?? at Dorchester. ]'LIe .i;,i . re ?? . ?? -. - t E:;cter. (crn.'i alf ?? ?? 17 ?? * - at Udvein. S:.5e L~iw i ..ir ?? ?? . t Ltriigc-watcr. Br1islol ?? ?? - : ?? ?? at JY fi~tOi. ...

... SELECT VESTRY SYSTEM 0J ST. MARTIN'S. I FENN T. COGRIP Rl ANSD OTHEls, OVtRSEERAs OF THE PARIStt OF ST, NARTIIN-THE-FIELDS. At one o'clock yesterday .dr. Fenn, accompanied by a number of the inhabitants of St. Martin's Parish, appeared before Sir Richard Mimic, Mr. Minsbull, and Mr. Robinson (a County Magistrate), that hour having been appointed for hearing an In- formation which had been laid ...

... PA'TENTS POR MECHAA4.%,L AND (HJMI(L E ~INVENTIWA'S. NSW PATENTS SEALED IN JUNZ, 1829. To 'Maxwell Dick, Irvine. Air, North Britain. bookseller, for an improved rail-road, and tor propelling carriages thereon by machinery, for convaying passengers, letters, tntelligenct, packets, and other goods, with great velocity. To Thomas Robinson Willisrs,Eq. Norfolk etreet, Strand, Middlesex, for ...

... TulE MINISTRY. The fidedottisn Me, cury, after making several remarks on the 1jinisiry, sam.- ' WVe heve been h4 to make these romarks chiefly in cone ,hence of information of rather an alarming nature, which we have received from a qnarter entitled to the utmoost credit in re- Ard to all that to passing in the political world. To whatever ,AUse it may he ascribed, it is no longer doubtful ...