... FAIRS IN MTAY. ?? I Wed. 19. It Tucs. 4. ?Xi-uclml!s Rosehearty Aml mree Thir. G. Logic Aherlour Frid. ?? ?? Dehtan f;.ir Mon. 10. Newmachar Tues. 11. Alannofield Grantown Shotts- Auchindoir Kepple Tryst Dariis Wed. 12. Potarch Tarves, StGeorgecs Findon 120r3 Dunning Thur. I S. Cornhill of Park Boervie Oldmeldrum Frid. 14. Turrift'Roodfair Xon. 17. Oldrais Strachan Tues. 18. Ruthrieston Ellon ...

... FOR THE ABERDEEN JOURNAL. Tell me, . Mother! when I grow old, ti Will my hair, which my sisters say is like gold, ' Grow grey as the old man's, weak and poor, t Who asked for alms at our pillared door ? Will I look as soid, will I speak as slow, As he, when he told us his title of woe; Will my hands then shake, and my eyes hr dint? Tell me, 0 Mother! will I grow like him ? lie said-but I ...

... - I nt Fawdlln Classical Libr-iars-Xcnmp~ion, vol. 2.-Thc ?? ; Ou-it gswdih. TranNlatud by the lion. lIAUnIICE ASIILY i3 t CoolPnE. pp.. i5. Valpy, London. huI The ublieo we totivte have already abtnilantlY testilted their appro. B1L r bti~l of the plan and purpose ot' the ' Family ?? ?? ' Oll Ibiere are sevcral reasons v hich show thle utility orsulch a wuork. Ntp 4 only Most tile plersisal ...

... ?? Magazines, for~ Decssster, 1532. thle TillsvTY-TIVo Volumes Of Maga, are now before the world-to Which none deer butt themuselves can be their parallel. What a concentration of wit, humour, but inforotatioss, learning, criticism, philosophy, and poetry, in contailied With- rmer to tlhe two hundred assd two numbers which have already appeared; end the beaslty of this svossdrosss periodical ...

... PO ET R Y. TO THiEEVEXINO STAR. low beautiful the twilight sky, whose starry world's now spread, Amidst the purple depths of eve, their glories o'er my llead! And there is one-a radiant one-amid the rest shines he, As if just risen from his sleep, within the mighty sea. a at Sweet star! I love to see thy cheerful ray, a As it fortels the close of busy day; Bright harbinger of ?? soothing ...

... : W. 24. Bathgate-Rhynie-New Deer-,Les,1emouth,-, Dlfnlng- .. Balblail Th. 25. -rife-Keith-, mthven- ?? F. 26. Ecclesfechan-miikleour-Camwntbh. M. 29. Kinross-NMoftt-Oban (two days.) Tu. 3i0.¢eenbum-lnsch QenshecDenn tI t och W. 31.Old Aberdeer.-8yth , Davlot,- FochabersF~ndo4Moils Colbockie in Ross-shire-=.Carluke. / FAIRS IN NOVEMBER. ITh. I. Old Deer-Tilrrifr-F3lkirk-Locbgelly-ho5hl-uC e% ...

... * The ANetisise Portrasit Galleny, with Memoirs. Part 82. London! Fisher. 1833. Titss delightful publication, wve observe, is under the especial patronage of the K~ing, sand truly it is well worthy of it. The Portraits generally are of distinguished characters of the present or isumediately past generation, and are executed with the utmost skill and fidelity, while the biographical sketch ...

... Miterary and Scientific Notices. Tatit's Edinbusrgh 3Msgs-iflle larceli, 1836. TAcT'S ItIAeeAnsN1r, for this month, coutacins, as usual, a good selection of rieces, its prose siar verse. We have a welt-writtell review orf NIrS Troilope's 'Paris aesl the Parisials;at it is fell of excelleet and witty citiicisrn, and sarcastic huseosir. thossgh, assa whole, it may be coosidersed too severe Onl ...

... 7ire E~ncyclopoedia of (eograjsiy. By HuonI MURISSAV, F~lt.S.E. Part It. London: Longman & Co. 1834. Tirs firot Partof this useful publication we have already brought under the asotice of oure readers. Tisesworis, as we formerly staled, is intended to com-. prise a complete description of the earth, physical, statistical, civil, and poli. tical, end tbeeditor is assisted bysceveral ...

... FAIRS IN MARC . W. 18. Comrie-Dornoch-DumirierGlenorchY Th. 19. Cupar Auigus-Old Deer-Lockerby. E. 20. Elgil. Tu. 24. Bucklyvie-Findhorn. (2 dayr)-InveruryLochel-Niggle-Rat. ford. W. 25. Dunnichen-Duase (sheep)-EchtMtie-TArVEL Th. 2%. Cornhill-Upper Buichory. 31. 30. House of Muir (sheep)-Old Meldrum-Blackbrn. Tou 31. Balgair-St. Filian's-Glfford (sheep)-Uddny. ...

... Z ,AVAL INTE'LLENGSE. l's PaetoTTo. Suptemiber4.-Atrlve(l his ai:jesty's ship Thalia, Captain ill li LIi 'he is to be sr ?? 11fa of ?? ('tinptbelI, fir thie Care. t Cir tllies Aleositihor llartbloo, I.CJItt thle superiliteleitut iif Chathato (ilcIC-yjiri,( :j1i\,(d (11 a Ve loiliay, to L'iitLtnvL0 itot Li ne0 Frenichi ?? Illeth lind o ?? which had beell i 1trotlaced into practice at this ...

... (FroM the NOVA-SCOTIAN, of July 9, 1835.) The follovring Verses ale intended as a Paraphrase ofthe s FAnE. WVELL ADDIIESS, A fouind amongr tile papers of tlse deceaseid Rev. Jamnes IKidd, D. D. Professor of Oriental Languages in the Marik- elia) College and University, andI Minister of Gilconiston Churcs, Aberdeen. THE sand of life is ebbing fast away; The grave already opens to my view; The ...