... Tfl'-i A13I1>DUIEIrX 'FfRALD, AN I) 'x :2E 0 ?? !TG 0F = Stir A C e. To the EDITOR Of J0UIlN'AJ,. C IA VING stell- ?? tll(I !levels' ( Sotur(lay, some re- I'vdnes- IRT-F 111:11-1:s oil :I voill. V, ILI lb- I. ?? Ito . `I) II i 0 'I -, 111sci-1:4111 'LI 1?0,,vilkg 110 It A ?O -fii-ar ill(, II '11A ?mt ;nll or Youl .0Inil, of' cc ?? hi'llll t1wt oil 11 LIM, 1, i't tilt!sd L s!evrk' Hills ...

... A C[ I ?? ' :G-- A C(IrAI' AND DURilII.r FARlM GATE. tie''or 3Willg gates arc cre elig b it to tise, bitt are yet generally made on; Ch a sci epitlittc' coltstrusttiolls, that the gatt, maldle with separate slipping litt bar:liltsoph e.Ncertitigtp aeeiy is yet far tile most part employed oil 'croulxtccsts f yheaii:ess. thii t i eh follosiv Carati of a ssieot gate is ittla more costly thall ...

... TOZ Z'M. It ( Fs'w;rom th/e Record.) Y It is o i t I ilic it; is nttempteld 2 1 ?? to accmitpiltsh in the relighiolns Eseablislmellts of the ' three 1pIrts of li Il the Un itid KinLgdlomt that those effected or prevented in one division cn 1s of the emlltiire titeratIC with a veitlio g ?? on ?? atteill pted D II or lottitin ted changes n the other two., Materially they are tho t- sC11tC ...

... To the EDITORn of ?? AIIEIIDEEN JOIlU'NAL. S ?? preeenting the Glasgow Voluntary petition in the VlIOLIse oif Com. momis, Mr Gillon made a speec), in which he cudeavoured to prove that the number or the enemies of the Estaelishes1 Church, in England, Scotlaid, and Irelaotd, greatly exceeded that oif its frieodss Amiong the argumeists by which the IHlo. Gee tlenas ?? to make good this po~ition, ...

... 77777;77-, 1 1 1 ; - ? . ? I varitanictitarp littrutonce. H~ouse of Lords. Fridarre' Mfaj. 9, Lord. Plunkrett introdiured the Irish Court of Chancery Bill, the object of which his Lordship stated was to assimilate the proceedings of tha Cortt ?? of Chancery in England. His LordIship thenientered into adetatledI t explan~attoors fthe circumstanices connected with theaspisotntnerrt of his son to ...

... MEETING Or THE HARBOUR TRUSTEES. Wedwcvadsll, Sept. I,. Provost Bh.Aeecle r, Preses. Several special Repnrts. together ?? plans referring to them, IS ee laid en the table by MSr Giob. Amongst these were theplaus of a Lime Wharf ased of a Shedt oa the Ileches, opposite the Caneal Lock, whicil plans had been ap- proveet of by the visiting CGomsteittee. Mr Gibb stated that three sheels would be ...

... Ti£HS ARMIM. We are hta ppy to state, tot the gratification of the army, titat Urn generous sutp)Y vistas of Icis Majiesty acca Getters) Lord Hill[, upon tshe proposed brevet, a!- be g though thswartatd for a short senses by a portion oftlise Cabiette, Isavenot been orals abotsdoned, anti we export shortly to stole tryst swhat stole ?? len sfrre' tice to sure to be resflrcere to a limited ...

... DI N B U n CUE . PerneHSHnut ELRCTIGON.-On Monday forenoon, the Sheriff's announce- mentof theresult of the poll took place in front of the County Buildings at Perth, and in presence of an immense concourse of spectators. Previous to the arrival of the Sheriff, AMr Graham and many of his friends took their stationon thehustings, and were received with applause. The Sheriffdeclar- ed Sir George ...

... molurottr flitelliarstre. t LONDON. C leA common Hall was held on Mondnaysrorning at Guildhali, for the purpose of electing a Lord Mayor of the City of London for the ensuing year, when Henry Winchester, Esq. citizun a nd cutler, wars almont unanimously elected to fill that high and i mportant office. -Mir Raphael and( Mr Itlirige ware, on Scuterday, swore in the nese SheritIs of Lendoe. Mr ...

... Awriculture. is ,afazouature. is l-T5VtntOES5 SHEEPl ANti WOOL NMAORtS.-We anticipated last sneak anl advance of'prices atcour market, anai we ace happy to say this result has been realized. On cool tisa risehas hers shboot Is. jar ?? prices; air tire value of weddriarhelres is little asleoce, hict ewes andilamrbs hare risect consisloricaly. Tire markcet wvas etaphiatically what is termed a ...

... THE ARMIY. ye The Cohloonlcy of the 67th (Royal trish ituzileers) Regiment, and the Go- milo ye Vernorahlip Of Charlernont, have bacorne vacant by the death of General Sir were John Doyte, Bart. ur ,itt Sir Colin Campybell avan Sworn into the Lieutenant-GovernoV~rsill of Nova Who to Scotia and its depeadencies on the ,th ult., so the presence of the nernbers oft tI~II bit Majesty's Council and ...

... hlorrjlt ctrilio9nT. Tlh e Clii itibet' of Pei't's pasei'oiI th Aimerican Inolitloit It Bti l, whi'ch hiat Ilittisot tip frtont rti' Oltittibor of D.'ptltivs, Oil 'Friday to ieive offence ti Atitwriva. 'ithe Jlhwicoteir h s the follow'iniz notice reltite, to the eti- lisltillt ofwt, l-nto ieve ill Spainl ?? It bvi'itg il- th intetlitio oIf' tlo', E oto a llzlo ?? Frti't1viiitt: v'lloto tile so ...