... of Prance. lt was said On the Paris Exchang on Vlcdnetdati graphic despatch had been received from Berlin~ 5U- I tale. al. Emperor Nicholas accepts the propsas ad byai tiatth e- Great Britain. Own o hsfowsteewsagee! gi the funds andthre shares.rl is 10 PARISe, Friday Evening. -To-day it has been stated ae- Officially at thle Bourse, that the last despatch Of burg were of antrtoisire confidence ...

... Toss followving is a faithful translation iso ex-tenso of the mnani- festo issuedi by thle Emperor of Russia for the occupation of the it Danubian Principalities: OXs ANI5'ESTO OF THSE EDMpEISOI Or RUSSIA. 0BY the grace of God, we, Nicholas I., Emperor and Autocrat i'- of all the Russias, dcc. &c,, To osr'A' KNOWN, Toorfaitlsful and well-beloved subjects, that,, from time ofimmemorial, our ...

... IRELA M. or Dt BEaT IYMUrSTAL tL EXaanrTIo-,-MIondav was the s cicerinig day in ttle Exhibition since the openinig. The hler; amounted to 97413; and thle excitement s unbounded why thIe rantoor gained credence that it was the intention of ;,c (l1cell to visit the Exhibition next week. His Excellency the 1etI.Nentenatit visited the Exhibition abont four o'clock. .liar ;i[lroclietti bha just ...

... I -Profesgor-Farada& has addressed a letter to thq Times on this Bsubject;'of which the following are the principat 'portions: - U'ifThoie4#tproducech by-tabie-turners has bhene referred 'to M ulectriciliy',toemagnetism, to attractioni, f some Unknowp o l hitherto nuiretognised physical 'pwef able t'o affect'inanimate i ebodies;jto the revoblution of the earth, and even to diabolical O E ...

... GARDE N ING. PLANT DrAscA'TMENT.-Chinese Azaleas and Camellias, in-E bhe tended to bloom early next season, and which have by this time is nearly completed their growth, should be exposed to more light nSt and air, to harden their wood before setting them out of doors. ur As soon as the wood becomes somewhat firm, and the buds for it. next season make their appearance, is a favourable time for ...

... mfoebee , gatyr20a18 stWrEDNESDAY, July 20, 1853. P A R L I A M E N T. HOUSE OF LORDS. SCOTTISH BTLLS.-The Lord Advocate's Bankruptcy Bill passed the second reading in the House of Peers on Tuesday, on the understanding that the discussion should be taken on the next stage. On the same day, the Public House Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed ou Monday, when its objects ...

... STONEYWOOD HORTUS -CLUB. to The First Competition and Show of this Society for theo | season, took place on Saturdaylast, in the Nevrhills.Free chu-ch sa :o School-room. Although the exhibition was somewhat meagre '1 i, in respect to former years, it was upon the whole creditable to 51 t, the nmembers, considerihg the difficulties they had to contend st with during the long continued drought, ...

... DOMESSTIC INTELLIGENCE, ENGLAND. TeQengvon Friday evening, at State Ball at Buck- Tcoee p'Ial ate. The ingr arid Queen of Hanover, the Prince r 0'rseOof Prussia, th~e Duchess ofGloucester, the Duchess C th uhs f~ambridgeand the Princess Diary, the V ~eeiC ofCambidge th Hereditsry Grand Duke and Grand perless nd te DuhessCaroline of Meekienburgh Stretlitz, F an uhs fSaxe Coburg Gotha, Prince ...

... BY JOHN ROSE, ESQ,, l.A., A.D., e.B.S., ASSISTANT U SURGEON, U.N. U (Front '-The Naturalist, for JUIJ.) v TIE Flora of Aberdeen is much richer, and more varied than t( one would suppose,judging from the bare and barren appearanee ci of the surroending district. Many botanists, as Dr Dickis remarks, have supposed that a close relation exists between ri the plants of a country and the ...

... HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The balf-yeai'ly general meeting of the Society was held on Wednesday, at one o'clock, in their Hall, Edinburgh. The Right Hon. Lord Danfermline occupied the chair. Eighty gentlemen, forty-three of whom are tenant-farmers, were balloted for, and admitted as members. Among the num- ber were: Allan, Alexander, Drummond, Ross-shire. Allan, Alexander, Darrornie, ...

... is The Times has been doing its best of late to matke that r2al,' 8. patriotic body, which calls itself the Scottish Rights I e- Society, look a little ridiculous. However, 'it has not goi Ah succeeded. It has kept up a brisk fusilade across the the %. border, but, fortunately, with much the same success WI to as the poor man who shot his pig by mistake for a Tu 1e housebreaker. The ...

... imperial parliament. tt ls fe . W A be ti ax hi m th: R es it I i a as w w je be in ta at Cel we all de of co be nil rai a' HI th ea Pc nol we tb ccl ar an Is] sex an Pr, fol tht an im pa da sex inie we] we the d; pai rai ans ths p0] foe ecol lee vex dell coo tn 1 sets the ofc Oiil 'Of tha ana pro eml eta con HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuenday, June 28. The royal assent was given by commission to the ...