... 'Tite Museumi of.this Society continues ta be almost ?? 'enriched with contributions from friends of science at norne and abload, and is conseqlueotly progressing both in valpe and usefulness. Yestefiiy (Tiesday) a collection of Mi-. nerals, purchased by thi Society from'the Mineralogical In- stitute of Heidelberg ii&Germnany, was received, and is now ini courte of being arranged and iaid ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TRATiI i STATE OF ,, lto AD~wIIIYAR'li~tS' .' Theittc~ under thlis title, whitch appcrdiou ae ti laldehltc lflftant lias produsced a strong Sal ?? SoturdaY not as' we, conAdentlY anticipated it.'p itepnt5saO1- ,flic the ilortar, of the asubje to whic ,ould, ciiid-h erlnkiflg nature of the details, it: emsbrA -ri itrfuer~i rit teiattetir¶onfitls leading Mtop di Ced. Accrc ~se stogly ...

... Rl CH A RDlTHE SECOND. Tlc foliowing cornmunica ion in reference to the suip. posed discovery of ?? Tytlcr, Inerits thc attention of tle public in general and of tisat gentleman in particular. It is frnm the pen of one ofitse most learned. profoaund, and, vwe ought to add, unpretending of modern antiquarians, whose views on any sobject connected with the ancient his- torv of Scotland are ...

... BLvoW!NG UofOF ' fll STEA* FRTGATEI A&WEW- YORli AND AWFUILiDESTRlCTION 'OF -LI'F rA3- ' ' FAlTICULARS.-i The Fulton has ever smste the wa-r been occupied as -ase. ceiving ship,aind was mooyrel vwithin- tw o bhundredy ards of- the shore. - The magizine nas'in the bow of the ship, an4- contained at the time of the explosinn but three barrels' f damomed!powder. -The explesioi vs i nt der l iu ?? ...

... I ~ ?? c& IS RU0UI AN- NI ffig TRaeig ;fA t4b Dr~t 1 j , - Bilat~detfiig cm0jer O ?? gi4! e l e av vaa it andddeilat- luy leY' e -ti* bb!i oI'I vw- ; .- e cO D~ ~ iti Aahe T a i rt i .t 3u on. ff ti at thoe whogin ef!benthcurenyloo2ti n~ih~'ateu$ bou 7.S . tha Ilit . i tbe matte r In the saame ab y U5tc 1s tbt.e king X has overcoimehis diike to lldr t. ?? ana hait ?? f, are ?? in em .,usC : ,t ...

... . _ I - _ The Convention'of Royal Burghs met !Aw'the- High Church Aisle on Tuesda4, tbe -LOreFrtPvo ?? the chair. Vairious reports Teve 'eAd ;f~om 3Amii,;iI Comntnii Am~ong; others, it ,appearedgiha t considera~bfe e.erioptns . ad' ablew report, was .. ?? Xvf1tL ,{sev.erintyr. ant justice on-various claumses ilt an-,xs fIM ?? The pxoceed~- ings ad- reports ir regatdto.the jafl5 and Exoise' ...

... CHURCH SEATS REN-Ts, RDIEURciH ,,,D .GLASGOW-, ; he ;: (From the . ' ' on A Correspondent who hasreenat the pains to ascertain Th: es the Rents of-the Seats in the Established Churches idi'Edin- Yo ,, burgh and Glasgow, for the year 1829-3Q, has sentits dte -1 on following staterent Frjnsertio. Ashe thinks -it- might be *An IOD. cons~dered inv iou~io6qhppte the names of' the (-phurices,. , the ...