... Lt),mUoN GAZ J.i.TE. D 1O-WNING ST-r7EEi'P.Sr tirwml'r i9. ?? Qun'nin ?? I a ii ?? 1:ip 'i~nr Sir E1linrd WVal1 cr iHend, Bitt., t, be C.,p n i- it, r * no; I (if vz t' tr r .i f. (ii1'tCIvitili'S ?? t'n' ?? N *v [irai.rk:sivk, a oat N-,-ni ?? ami 'F r I-ta' ;11ih .,i, P, inL lfi;'tar tutI C'ire'rn''r-(hr-l AifvIllthtflue 1r ¾ iwe ,s ?? tlneC ?? i:tninL utf N''rti Anl ?? an1dl of thlte Ibland ...

... 8 1 G :: i 11 -- - - . . - 7 ?? . - ,L * BELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. MEBWS OFFIelCX, The London Board of Trade returs for the motth - August 5, show, an increase in the decared vtlme of yewpe,- of L,377,000 as comlpared'mt trk es ?? yewr of though there was an ?? over the p g'ef ien 01_ LJi,40t3,aao. 'The chlief crssi Stil in meeah Inin ports the chief feature is the diminutiot n foreig a s a 34 four ...

... 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 ...

... ?? +Cus APPOTNTMENTS AND PROMIOTONS. Surgeon Edward Newman, M.D. (1839), to 120, on the Black Seastation. Assistsnt-Surgeon Andrew M'Clnre (1848), from the Im- pregnable flagship, at Devonport, to Greenwvich Hospital. Acting Assistant-Surgeons.-Ji'lin Govett (Q8541, to Plv- mouth liospiual; leter Wrilliam Wnllace (1S541, additional to the Britannia, 120, flagship of the fieet in the Black Sea; ...

... 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 ...

... - -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 ...

... (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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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* ...

... TtHE ATTEMPTED ?? Ito' ON 4M. CArtADORI. Thle lavestipatien of the cll-irge of perjuryw preferl'ed by MaZ- SaLL dnam Car.dori against, Mr Blenjarnin -lmiIsecarpenrter vecx and minahrlijit of Drury Lane TIlu acre, wa.s resurtedl on Wed- cot ii!dens elytrai dccl 1cr itt Bol Street. Thle Court was ciii MrLevis con dricced ?? ?? as beoebt r T I'Voratter nlow% attended fur cite defendant, inl ...

... ii r t lan Ills: Ex.cellency ?? St Germans was to leaive Dublin fur England on Satn iii r. I lie I-reeari's Journal states that. it is ruiinonrcrd cimit it is not im~probilllil that his ?? mey not rc'titri to this countrr in tics capacity of Chief Governor., Commuinicateion by der eric telegraph between Great Britain a eind Irelo1.nJd by Nvoy of H olvlteid and llowtlc, icos been article' ?? ...