... CiTh. , .. JwFyn GH ELECTION: of ,, yesoerda ~ ~ ~ ifiloratd fo this forms-, loyes'e a jte64befor@ chat hour,MrAerob, he tt byW am ?? body of fiends,.. appeared. upo th betinsand was received with loud a-crlem, tbons frolt alargeil~ ?? of the inlsalitarnts.Thy wer ,meraelptfallnwed by Lord Ra insaY.-aO4', ol~ a ?? friends, who vere receivrod'witli he ~ ~ Mal~sefo h different partizare 0n' ...

... - ?? III ,,,rne ll ?? i |l heI, 11 rsinrj ?? r, thleso 10 *1ec IN ev vcmen ol~ n-the a ,trarlioiliay 1110% *a itl' i beee n dlbie d vt' te'tl ~ al bielest tre of despair, and by ni c it I arn 10 ~~eepi~rg Up their 011,Y gali ev or~st is oct t ' they hu wade a Pretence tf e h bttheir a1Ppcal` Ote th ?? i ad hol and d ?? p Fu, D e to e dadreosDO to the 11S e ex all0!lltlue~ttide by thce Tories ...

... PElRTH PRESBY'tERY. ated' Te Preebyterv of Perth heid their ordinary meeting .on Wednesday ?? Dron case first came: under conside- ban ration, by reasons heing presented in support of tho pro- nit 'test and appoal, taken an tbe part of Dr Macfarlane at oid last meeting, against the resolation to delay, .and their ?? of hi case to the Comnmission of the General -on. :lAssemnbly for advice. A ...

... I A meeting ofthe Governors of this Institution was held on Monday last, Bailie Thomson in the Chair.- At this meeting 20 boys were admitted to the benefits of the ID- stitution. We notice the proceedings chiefly in order that we may advert to the faet, that considerable difference of opinion exists among the Governors as to the persons who are the legitimate objects of the charity. It is ...

... . . I.EITHi BAGUS. ELECTION,- - TIME -A TnE No,.IZS5ATION. I' te onilation of candirlatog..fo the re.- prcsnt~io~ OFChitdisric tok pace in front, of the Exchange, Laidh. Tire Lord Advocate and his friendlis wero met by a lirricsit of the working classes at tilO foot sif Leith Walk, andi conveyed to the hustirlgo, tvhri 0 they presented son addreess to his' Lordshrip, whc a read by one of their ...

... - 'iFlIE cIlUEC !IlSR~liClcl C.lurcb, csin- e ,, ?? l - . -- e /_ A ,'It AU- wesu ,o fnZ ted Churc ve1h, ft i~ ?? tin te Corn Inisston fl0 f soces OlY t 11 Thursda1y. if we ti i' ' Lc ?? vulcer- sea ct CC ?? - o anxiouS to ?? s of VCO h..; dlni nlae d- , ! teel x'r i.c eon eluswi froml the nid fsttW,, As sincere of tit s'i''U ?? ich has boeen directed, 'tof tue Cor mission tl_- ?? wco rn ...

... TtrEsOAt, Frs. 17. Il B1r Neill, at the onclusion of the reading of the mi. to nutes, said, that he should, at next meeting, move that the agents for the city be instructed to stop further pro. fo ceedings in the litigation of the case between the Session ge of St Andrew's Church and the Council. til ELIGIBILITY OF THE CITY MOU MAaNUFACTURES- ID The report of the Committee nr manufactures was ...

... FRITH OF FORTH HARBOTIRS. We are to-day enabled to lay before our readers a very comprehensive and able report on the im- provement of the Port of Edinburgh, and of the great communication between Edinburgh and the immediately opposite coast of the Forth, recently framed by a gentleman of the first eminence in his profession, Mr James Walker, President of the Institution of Civil Engineers. n ...

... PROM TrIEL.0DON VAS.3XTTE. *gITEHA. lj., AVRrII, 2S.tpr rtett lv~llT~lT. APt 5 The King hasa becnplenaseld to direct letters patetto he asfe tnde the ?? Uni ted kRngdo' Tons Kitnllg hnsdbeenppitg toe Riret lettonorals e Sir .loh Cor Hobous, Hat. ?? H~onourable behn Sullvaunder the Sieat ChaileS cm'stit rlt . Bart. his MajcSty'5 Coen Labou ers, fs tohlie Affeitst of India. wiTITEITALL, APRIL ...

... V. OQflW. Cairo, July 9.: Mehemet Ali, who a year ago gave teasofl'to hope thiat be would gradually renounce the sys. *tem of monopoly which is the bane of-commerce, agiiouicstres 'and manufactures, seems nowii.. clinid to extend it-more and more, and eveff-t think of becoming the sole ownetof all' the laifd_ ed property. The following fact bas been reolt- *4 to mceby eye witnessese During ...

... OF Cglz KIPIKALDY. -, ?? plresbytcry of Kirli rt tile Pro sbytery of cirkaldy It . r vnon iletigl`-7 criy;.inl as it was kinotwr thaqt ae ?? 1 : peti- . J ?? ' jjr ,arcidn ; 11 seoabigealduo, a pears' litY ~ of Kohorn would oil pari-ed ?? l eiir e Ing npont A From tei as a IUIOiiiOFUS audoy. c t asO n next in rotation, was ?? ,> ! t lil a t th peti- e ?? gieeiie j ;ioeitltd cn E're~sl;hil. ...

... (Froje the Times.) egre to Berlin, Aug. 4. regret to inform you, that the celelbation of the King's birth day was yest'rdlayV disturbed by very serious occurrences. For somctirnc past it his been the custom to proibiiit the firing of muskets ?? pistols on rcjoicing days, In former yeats mlany unfortunate accidents had resulted frean this prac- tice, and therefore on this oceiot'tilt orders had ...