... ZAM'P Baian/1 June 27. 1'Jfl. EonuVI About a year ago, some gentlemen conntected, wi h Btanff ing and its vicinity, ?? themselves into on institution fur tile cessi p~rooecution of' Science, literature, and the Arts, and fur thup Iniag diocovery and cucourigenmenr Of native genius and talullt. the That these objeccts are in themselves ?? Of' the wvorm-est intar encouragement, and productive, ...

... I I1REL AN D). , Ilr O'Connell has arrived at Dublin, from his agitating e e excursion. Oin the 13th ult. he addiessed an inlmense num- t ber of' people att Kilrush. In the course of his speech he said, 1 With the gratitude of an Irishman and the sincerity of a rfriend, I thank you. I -am rjoiced to see you assembled to tell the world that yoo ate not hidebted to W'elling ton or Peel for ...

... EifeCT70 OF HAf:oUR TRUSTEES, It i knwn o enst foufeaers, that by the Acat passed iitelarbuto Aberde o limn for the Imuprovemsent of the r harbour Five Abrei ,a inna Election is appointed to take r plaeof1velirgsses of Guild, and One Trades Burgess, c to act, in conjiinct ion with the Magistrates and Council, as TT'rustesC for currying the seane into effect. On Monday last, ei th'tl flr-t ol ...

... FOREIGN fNTELLIGENCE.' Private letters from (Odessa, dated 25th June, confirm the in~ell grace from that' place given by the ileri~n papers, of' Sir Antoine l'enton's harn been senlton a ?? mission by (General tiebitsc' to the Gand Vizier. It Iva, the general belitf anong the mercehants that the object of that ntission was ?? the way lo negociations for peace. -This belief was mnded on the ...

... DOMESTIC ARTICLES-(FormerlSomitted.) E - - - -I men THE GRtEE Y.EVETD ?? was Friday, and rest among the other stands which on that day adorned Castle blt Street, those of the coblers appeared in full number, running, sin as usual, in a double row from north to south, across the nov whole breadth of the street. It was two o'clock. and the intf owners, who were generally accompanied by their ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENC.E.47 to et LONDON. ie e The Marquis de Barbacena has set off for the Continent, at to conduct tue Empress of Brazil and the Brazilian frigates are ordered' up to Portsmouth to wait for orders. it The Viscount de Itabayana removes: to Lalehatil to be near ua the person of the young Queen of Portugal. The Earl of Aberdeen has engaged Grove House, Tun. bridge 'Wells, for his ...

... COLO,ZATTON OF INDIA. (F1rooz Ila Globe.) A letter from Calcotta mentions a fact arhich ojay nt excite much attentiorn fir a time, bpit which reill probably soon be. conmc of greater ipluortanca than inimny changes which have been introduiced witb store noise. The' Governor..Geneal ot India has agreel to illoiv European planters and others to hold land throughout H-iindosstrn in their own ...

... C1!UIICII OF ENCXLAND. The state of the Estubritbed Chureh, as regards the unequal j distlibution both of its labours and emoluments, has long been a subject of anxiety nod apprehension to every dlisinterested well-wisher to its pernanenie and prosperity. Facts, upon this end upon every other subject, are stublborn things * and wo shtould Liike the most satisfied encormiast of things as they ...

... E) I N HI'U HGI 1. y EnerenUCIta CirAmuert 013 CVO6t1-l.1.C1 AIMsJ1Aei or FAC'TIMLeS.-MOntiay, at the annmiaul meeeting of' Itre oily, le after the election of its office..hecarors for tire enso r y1 !ar, a 1t nmotion was madec and unanimously vgreed to, that tE ! L irct- I ors be instructed to bring bl'iore a general .rieering,' WMll tithet d proper time shall airtiie' the snirbreU of'opening ...

... ?? the EDITOR ofitle ABERDEEN JOJRnAfr. ut.M U tJU ANA. . tia Sm,' ex :- ving: accidentally seen a Treatise, by a liyr Buchan, of' chiefly on the intellectual faculties of the inferior animals, with a view to establimh the probability, at least, of their being des .ei tined,-by-the allwise and benevolent Creator, to a stateoF ex'ts. ha' fence beyond the present; the anecdotes which he brings ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCEF cor L ON1DON. : i Ai 111S IMIAJrSTY'S'r I EA\L ] JI. -AWe are happy at beiexg alle OP the to miention in corroboration oF' the statements of oar cant nn- B ay. poraries, that the Physiciun who attends his, Majesty, Sir ra- Matthcew Tierney, says that the King is in better health At IVM on present than he has beert for many years. This we state on go his tie auitiority of ...

... . STRATIIMOnE.Oata and barleyexhibita depth of verdure k that is but seldom eeualled the former, although not so tall sas nmight have been expected, stand close, and are beginning to show the ear; the latter promises well, and is neatly full shot; and the pease will at least give abundance of straw. .i Wheat, although in many instances but small in the ear, es. , pecially after potatoes, may ...