... i EXCISE PROMOTIONs.--The Honourable Board of Excise have ordered the following promotions in the Excise dii- plartment in the Hull ?? Thorudich, Esq., to be Surveying General Examiner; Mr. John French to succeed Mr. Thorndicb as Supervisor of the ?? first district ; Mr. Innles- wood, of tho Brigg district, to succeed Mr. French as Supervisor of the Hulil second district; and Mr. David Lawtoa, ...

... I- I S'ljgEttS .kCADllMY, &t LADIES' INSTITUTION,} .. , ?? Ilrtoele Stuiltn0 I cal1 di cn in conccetion nith theso institulions c ic thle tchetifdl no the ownotg of Thurslday hern .11 TIn a iti highly t'eopeelttble company issejabled. i.:-,ifeceis~lan were discharged, whith his nleled abili- featilclaor ?? Talus officiating as .- t . Airlie hcctistfrccuiy toasts had beeni gitcT, the ci prelia ...

... |IN'!IPFY STATE OP' GLARE-O'CONNELL. I 7iR.eCr FRtOt T11F LiAvrErit OF AN ENNIS CORtRE- SP(ONDrENT ) Sernppr eradrnz. Tranolated (rrly) IV.rrei' arid worse. Thasrte of thii conunty in 1828 arid itt 1629-the glory : 3alnirnition of the p )pular con titti ncies of tho world, ii. iiq Ini trne rirnwi not a' all s -is'i' a torv ti) th pfoif I , |lVrn itself, or of the res t of thq people of ...

... MONDAY, JULY 28. I In the morning sitting a number of bills were advan*# stage. In the evening sitting, on reading the order of the* for going into committee of supply, Mr. Ewart called the attention of the house to the repoitl the Inspectors, 011 Education, appointed by the Privy Courf ana, m so doing, suggested that as the army, navy, and ordis* estimates were alway introduced to the notice ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,- The scenery of Wales has long had its admirers, and doubtless will never fail in its attractions to those that are fond of mountainous aud romantic beauty but one accustomed to mountains only, cannot fail to admire such parts of England, where rich and fertile soil and sulubrious air contribute so much tothesuppott of the life, health, and ...

... COLLISION OF STEAMERS.-LOSS OF 135 LIVES. CoNsTANTINorPsL, JULY 17.-01 the night of the 11th inst., on the Black Sea, about forty miles east of the Sosphoros, a most dreadful catastrephe took place. Two Turkish steamers, the one coming from, and the other going to Trebizond, came into sudden collision, amd one of them went down with the greater part of her crew and passengers. The vessels were ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1&45. THE REPUBLICAN AND THE ARISTOCRAT CON- TRASTED. LAST weekl we drew attention to the fact, that the Globe, in the course of its observations on the cha-- racter of the deceased EARn GREY, had drawn an invidious distinction between that statesman and ANDREW JAcseoy, thle latter of whom it pronounced to have been the representative of a later and ...

... Co ritabei! & Cotrrpon1Itutet RItCHARnD RlADFOnD, ?? reason why the agents in ?? lie names, were short of their number of Sklrs %was, we presume, that on Saturday ?? was an extra demand for it, e11 account of its notice of the Odd Fellotws' ?? learn this fact from other sources]. Mir. Ileywood not havineg reasoni toappreielid the increase, wtis not prepared with usore thaia his usual number. ...

... ogriculturcalizi 3wticulturr. ?? FIELD-GARDEN OP'ERATIONS. For the Week coommencing Jthsiday, Aug. 7th, 1I818. Lht'atu fi'omu a DIARY ?? IOperations on fiveI ollthrs ontheestates olthc late Mrs. 1). Gilbert, Smnl ltahlrns on ll thee u~ct~!c1o terov near EI' ?? int SuSelu ; and on several od|el filrm in Sherotates oho piatrl of' Dartmouth ait a icrcs ton xrin '1 byJcssire, lublisperl by Mr. by ...

... ?? ,EW BUILDINGS IN 3ANOHESTE& g 'firstninstance, as Tnedayn aferbrg l b er| 'and happieffiaees 'tb&BaeIcange, some-f ouci &l C .warehouse's and i~oi8hops 'bega'nto nuder' repsil Ienlargement. Cautious tradesmen began to enlarge; *snd .l not get room to enlarge from the bass- j 1 ments begn ato oa a little shigherit peamshl by adding a- story orztwo at the top of their already ?? .lbuildings. ...

... The Lists of Persons qualified to Vote in Boroughs and Counties are now posted up. These Lists should be carefully examined every qualified person omitted should make his claim to be inserted, and unqualified persons should be objected to..Every person having more than one quaiifica* tion should see that he is inserted for all; as in case of being cut off for one by any accident, another may ...

... SC OTLANDn. GuINERAL POST OFFICE.-RETIREMENT OF SIBL EDWARD LEEs.-.This event, which has been anticipated for sometime past, owing to the delicate state of-Sir Edward's health, has at lengthtaken place; and we need scarcely say, that fesw public servants retire into private life more universally respected. To the press and inhabitants of Edinburgh generally, his courtesy and affability have ...