... The -Q Maid of-Atheins, itl tire very teeth of poetry, line be-a come Mr1s flirtel f )fpfna / The beautiful Teresa Mahnr, of whom 2 Byron askedI back his heart, of whoml Moore and Hobboulse, ii and the boot himself, loose written so much and so passionately, I Ioas forgotten the swveet hartheon of the sweetes.t OF love songs, C ,and taken the unromantic name, and followed tire unromantic cr ...

... THTE NEW TUSCAN AFFAIR. WE have montioned elsewhere the occurrence of a new source of dispute between the people of this country and the authorities of Florence. A Scottish lady of the name of Canninghame was residing with her two daughters at a Tuscan watering place; and the youngest of the young D ladies seems to have taken it into her head to set the foolish laws of that country at defiance ...

... i Total Loss of the Irish Steamer Victory-Bristol, w Sept. 30.-Information was received in this city this oi afternoon of the total wreck of tile fine steam-shlip i Victory, one of the packets belonging to tile Dublin g and W7 aterford. Steam Navigation Company, and bi which usually plied between this port and Waterford, al under the command of Capt. Stacey. It appears from .1 a letter ...

... LONDON GAZETT BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Sept 20. The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of the Privy Council for Trade ant Plantations having, with the coacur- rence of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, deter- mined to exercise the powers given to them by the Mercantile Marine Act, 12 and 14 Vic., chap. 93, see. 32, of dispensing with the observance of so mach the General Act, 7 ...

... JEDBURGH Rood Fair was held on Tuesday last; there was about an average show of grazing cattle, but rather a short supply of the better description of cattle. Prices for good beasts were rather higher than last year. The demand was slow in the morning, but afterwards sale, were made more freely, and almost all those of good quality were disposed of, but several lots of inferior were left ...

... Shipping Intelligence, SOUND LIST. September 21.—Marion Ann, Dumming, Dundee, Riga— Helena, Deuchars, Alloa, Cronstadt - Pearl, Fosky. Dundee, do.—Mary, Ireland, Dundee, Elsiuore - Harbinger, Cobb, In- verkeithing, Cronstadt—Unity, Cowie, Banff, Dantzic._—22. Effort, Christie, Inverkeithing. Croustadt—Sir John Ogilvy, Crockett, Dundee, do.—Dart, Scotland, Wick, Stettin—John Black, Mitchell, ...

... Mr John Mitchell, one of the Irish state prisoners, is said to have effected his escape, being the fourth of the Irish traitors who have absconded. The authorities of the prison at Bath advertise as follows:- Wanted, a respectable man, to act as turnkey in a coanty prison; one who understands music, can play the organ, and sing bass, would be preferred. In the Duke of Devonshire's park, at ...

... STATE OF TRADE IN AUSTRALEA There have been several arrivals from .\ustralia daring the last few days, with large quantities of gold. Among others, the Typhoon, from Port Phillip, has brought 7373 ounces, valued at L.29,400 ; the Marlborough 72,000 ounces, valued at ; the Essex is reported, but her amount of gold is not vet ascertained, It is believed, however, that she has at least brought ...

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... h N G 1. A XN 1). 131 Car, recently tile(, opporttillity of inspecting two spleitldid dro'sses or' soew d in usli ns, for uci lid rut of tenl to ?? ye i it( ha ears of age iniuin iictitrod Lor' our INational Exhibi- I ~idtoil v Id ,eass. Joh R11 oldol fiI at Co., ol 111tielast, ?? jaig -Cthe I clons ?? conipl 111e melal ?? of n'I itatic tilskill; and wve now feel greatly grat ihed ast ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR GORDON O1F ELLON BY HIS TENANTRY. Id Tar spontaneous erection, by Mr Gordon of Ellen, some time Is iagoof a spacious hall for the use of his tenants, seemed to le them a fitting opportunity for manifestilng, in a tangible shape, a, their gratitude for his generosity, and their esteem for his - general character. The idea, however, was not followed up auntil a few months ago, ...

... THE PRESBYTERY OF EDINBURGH The ordinary monthly meeting of the Free Presbytery was held yesterday—the Rev. Dr Tweedie moderator. THE CHOLERA. The following motion, submitted by Dr Candlish, was agreed to unanimously :— | The Presbytery, considering that this country is now threat- ened with a renewed visitation of cholera, and rejoicing in the prompt and vigorous measures adopted by ...