... EDINBURGH GAZETTE-. Win. Stewart, farmer, contactora e Nal etlda «lieczadDmbrecc, parish of Kirkintilloch, Durmbartonsbire-Creditors meet in the Black Bull Inn, Kirkintilloch, I Ith September. twelve o'clock. William Dick, commission mercliant and agent in Glasgows, sole partner of the firm of William Dick & Co., cosnmission merchants sna agents ?? meot in the Globe Hotel, George Square, ...

... THIE AV AR. TiHE INVASIOQN OF TIIE CRIMEA. Toarrive It Sebostapol, tile allied army avill he ?? to make a c treer tocrarls tile left, and then to bend to the right on.Simfreropol. whotere they may probably fall in wvith the Cneily. The allied troops will halve to cross two rivers. tile Kaltehla, and the Belbec, and it is not improbable that the existence of r these two streans has been one of ...

... THE ARRAINGEMENTS FOR INVADING THE CRIMEA. (Fronz i/e Times of yesterday.) The instrclcions issued to the troops at Varna ont the Sd of September at thle momcnt of etilarkation, and fnr- nisled to every officer hil the fleet for his guidance in thle great operation of landing the arny in the Crimeaa. hlae now been published ill this conntitr7 and rill be found it another part of our co'l ...

... | ARRIVAL OF PEINCE ALBERT AT BOULOGNE. I -. - BotrGoGoE, Sept. 5,-It was generally rilmoured that his Royal Highness would arrive in the harbour at nine o'cock- and by that hour the qukys and wrindows of the houses were thronged with p&sons anx;ious to catch a glimpse of the Mint. trious visitor. Le Garde Imperinale were under arms at half- past eight, and shortly after nine o'clock they ...

... I at is satisfactory to find that the report recently issued, by : lord Elcho and the other cornmissicners appointed to inquire into the General Post OrrEe Scrvice, contains an especial re- -commendation in favour oF this deserving class of public ser- rants, We especially refer to the old Mail-Coach Guards. These wvcrc the men wvho carried the blunderbuss, pistols, Od sounded the horn, to ...

... - -IRD-LOTHEIA -AGRICULTU AL FPFGRT F: OR AUGUST. (Wrier for ehe Caledonian Mercury.) Few persons remember having seen a tract ofduer weather than we have enjoyed during the past month. The rain fael amounta only to 2 2 inches, anid has been just in suffliieut quantity to aid in the filling and to promote the ripening of the grain crap. The range of the barometer for the latter part of the ...

... GLASGOW MND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY- (keported/or the Caidonican MerC-ry.) The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Glasgowv and South-WlVestern Railwav Company sts held yesterday after- noon, in the Merchants' Hall, Glaqgow-Andrcw Orr, Esq. chairman of the company, in the chair. i Lord Eglinton, being present, took his seat on the platform I beside the Chairman, amid the applause of the meeting. ...

... (BY OUR USUAL gE SS1 LoteDov, WDaEnSDAT YtOMMSG.t THE WAR. THE BALTIC. NTaORG, Sept. ?? French skips Donann-crth, Saint Louis, Tilsit, Assyrienne, Andromaeque, Cleopatra Laborieur. with transports, have passed through tire Belt with the Baltic troops. We are told that IECO have died of cholera. THE D)ESTRUCTIO: OF BONARSUND. Lmn Sic,:a Sepr. 5.-Since 1 lastr '.to all the fortidca- tions of ...

... OPE\ING OF THE GREAT NORTH OF SCUTLANNDI IRAILWAY.'I The formal opening of ?? line, extending railway conmo.. nication forty uriles nert;, in all bar euniroken connection with tile great railwriy system throughout she kingdom, took- place on Tresrisy. It is nine years ago since tie project of the Gret Nortb of ?? Ririliwav was launched, viz, during thle miania of 1645. 11'relirnimrrv ...

... THE WMAR ~ Monday Monieg.-TbO IIfjowving is thle sense of dated t~nchare-st, Sept. Cr'rsesA, Sept. 17.-Te allie fc-rres 7 ha 1re i~lu to th'e tonicl of &bhascopo;h The artillery end muniios fwar have been disembarke-d in safety. The Russiasuf retired as the :allies advanced, aol the, French and Englishj ~ fcofdne are advacn gis 'hTatrpoplylation does net conceal itssmatywt the expedition.. X* ...

... cr, it I t b~. II I1 M 1: 12 ?? e 1 w _ . S =,1s, , ?? A _- I I EDINBURGH, THUR'SDAY, SEPT EMBER 28,1854. i A SECOND EIEITION oftheYEPCUP.Yispnhlishe~ every Mon day Aftemnoon, contakinig leports of the London Corn lnd Cattle Markets of that dalv, the state of the FIntf elz ntiall other iititlligerco rencivei hr T'relegraph7. Tle Secenui Edition crlt be forvrmnled. ill moost instonects, to anc ...

... -LFE IN AUSTRALIA. The following extracts from the correspondence of a marn who gave up a situation of L.300 a-year to go to thediggings give a lively picture of the ups and downs of life in Australia: M. LnoasaE, April vi.-I a, once more in this ciIy; e driven to it by cot tinned ill-fortune at the diggings. For the a last six months I have been floundering about on the colfiues r of ...