... The following communication is from the pen of an agricultural experimentalist of much eminence. It is well known that ths storesof Ichaboe now remaining atre exceedingly limited, and that there can be no renewal from that quarter, at least (luring the ; times of the present generation. 'lhe ?? from Peru have not at any time been abendant, nor is there any reason to expect that they will ...

... STIRLING AGRICULTUR.A'L ASSOCIATION. g The( (eian ho f thils Association was held in Mr. set 1.,prjDur) elarton Road, on lri-iav thle Sth inist., when the Prenmiuims a ere an% arsled hoy Al ssr.Jh lrilai ris er Isiorpe John Dudssgeon, Alisondhll; John COclolirs, 11 epetain CAy IOllsou Thomas0)5 Bowmnian, HaIlhll i; D). Rennie, C'orrie ;and J. 7y Buschanan, Ejijich, as follows: 'Ve JIiGlI-%ANt ...

... Thursday Prensiy. The English securities have iteen quiet to-day, and the amount of business transacted was limited. There wvere no large opera- tions, the dealings being principally confined to the ordinary pur- chases and sales of the public. Consols for money and theacnount left off 994 to ; Exchequer Bills, .55s. to 57s. prem. ; Bank Stock, 2i 1 to 2124; India Stock, 282 to 264; 3 per ...

... IMISCELLA N E OU S. Bankruptcy Aolysis for 1S44.-Ale merchants 4, apoe thecaries 9, attorneys 3, auctioneers 9, bakers 9, bankers I 4, booksellers 10, boot andi shoe makers 10, brewers 8, brickrmakers 5, brakers 8, builders 44, butchers 14, cabinet makers 11, calico Drinters 4, carpenters 21, carpet manu- facturers 4, cattle dealers 7, cheesemongers 6, chemists and druggists 15, clothiers 5, ...

... E N GL AND. The Queen and Prince Albert, the Ladies and Gentle- men of the Court, and the domestic household, attended divine service on Sunday morning in the Chapel Royal, ?? Palace. The Hon. and Rev. Charles Leslie Cflourenav officiated. 11er Illhbness the Grand Duchess Dowager Stephanie of Baden is expected to pay a visit to her Majesty, at Windsor Castle, during the Easter recess. A ...

... AN-E'. GE 1MAN TARI FF, 1S4.5. (Fraur Me .¶Iunchaaeha r Giauluieun.) } Thc fo~linw illg remaeri ILks ul7,o t:le recent c irlites irs tcile if til cCT'II:;II Icag ?? 'ei-e heres this % ceik ?? to thle C1a1ir- bcir li' C ?? oi t:is twn he fi c los i-Ii' the e1e lnjv hwwlh tile old the ?? chaizee ,,wil l~ bo f.:ud to halvu, i,,ecn ml~l e. Thle ta i~iif is rull'l'o!ll'i l~is ti t irit 'irhe i% ...

... T[TE WPAVT!ER-SUTPPLY OF FOOT). Inl oulr last *c noticed the unse ttled arid frequently boisterous w sveathler wshich hod prevaiI ed( for thec prtvioaLI fortIrigIt. Friday was no exceptiop to the rule, for ne had coln, biting wvinds, and heavy falls of rain and hail. Samrrdny *as dull in the forenoon, ' but towards thie evening a gentle frost, wvith its aeconrpas1irn1ent e1 l hoes and clear ...

... TIUE CEREMONY OF PROROGUING PARLIAMENT I r TI _ , ?? -. -_ _ _ . - . . tie Inoaurla's-t we gave the Speech of her 'Majesty, and othes ~5,idetails connected with the prorogation of Parliament; and wc irecur, to the sub1ject onily for the purpose of presenting our read. E era with lihe follawinugerasplie account of a ceremony which, from Ill the very- frequency of itsq erc'irrence, has because ...

... FROMI THE LONDON GAZE'TE OF FRIDAY. Theis tielit's Gazeue contaits a Treasutry notice apirooing of the port (if Sotlthiampton as a peort ?? tite i iportatioil !r tiliacco. The Gazette :fle, contains the usual notice from tit, S'peaker thaLt, at tl ae e(d of fairteeI n ?? fi-not th e L17 t iltrilst t. hI will issiue his writ fir the clection of a M1emrber otf Parliamnort far the botoough of ...

... The ordinary monthly nmeeting of this Triust was held on Tues- day in their tlail, Robertson Street. Cliarles Gray, Esq., in absence of the Lord Provost, in the chair. The minites of the last meeting of the Trust. and of the com- mnittee since that period, wvere read over. It appeared that the committee, hr the advice ef enginers, had agreed to racomnenl to the Truistees the brilnging in of ...

... STATIONS OF T'[E BRITISHl AIIMY, ON IST JAN., 1S45. UN iST J. (Front the United [IV here two places are rmentionet the Depot of the le Life Guards. I st, Regent's Park. 2d, Hyde P'arlk. Royal llarst GCurdis. Windisor. Dragoon Gutardls. 1st, Canterbury. 2d, Longford 3d, Balliicoliig. 4th, Calhir. 6 thl Y or'k. 7th, Cape of Good Hope hMaidstone. DraCg(ons. Ist, Dublin. 2 (4, Edlillburgh. 3d, ...

... EN GLAND. A I Prince George of C'amridge.-His Royal Highness t Prince George of Cambridge and suite are expected to arrive at St. James's Palace at the close of the present, or r earlv in the ensuing month, from Corfu. 3 ;Sir Edward Kaotchbull.-We understand that there is i no foundation whatever for the report that Sir Edward Knatchbuil is about to be raised to the House of Lords. The Right ...