... n.\- ?? ?? ?? ,Q. ?? oi Doivyisu tnr Ssi'ir. 21. The Queen huft been graciously plessedl to give orders for thle up- pointmenrt of Peter Camnpbell Sourndtt, Fsti., ceommenly celled the 1Duo. Peter Caliepbell Scorlett, lien Nisjeoty'e Secretary of' Legettlon and late Acting Cherge ?? eit the Ceocrt tit Florence, end of Loftue 01- wity, ESq., hcr, Majesty Sci~eretry of Legetion sed lute Acting ...

... LAYING OF TIHE FOUNDATION STONE OF BUC]IANNAN HOUSE, THE SEAT OF THE, DUKE OF MONTROSE. ell (From the Stirling Joenal.) i, On Tuesday week this interesting ceremony was perfortnte l by lher Grace the Duchess of Montrose, in presence oftile Dlie and fanily. The company met at twelve o'clock at thc pre-e IlS house-whlich, it will be renmembered, was alumost whil3lly (IC. hte stroyed by fire ...

... AtBERRYMiLL. Memsie. en Friday the 6th day of October next, there will be sold, by public roup, THE Whole SUBJECTS thereat, belonging to Mrs Webstercomprising the whole Household, Kitchen, and Dairy Furniture, Farming Implements, Threshing Machine, and Bam Furniture, Ac. 2 Superior COWS, in Calf. 1 do. QUEY, two-year-old. 1 do. do. Fat. 2 One year olds. 1 Young CALF. Strong Work HORSE. Also, a ...

... There will be sold, by public roup, within the Office of John Duncan, Advocate, Aberdeen, on Saturday the 30th September next, at 2 o’clock, P.M., at the Upset Price of £6500, THE Desirable PROPERTY of BURNIEBOOZLE, in the immediate Vicinity of Aberdeen. This compact little Property, which lies 2 miles west of Aberdeen, contains about SO imperial Acres, 80 of which are arable, the remainder ...

... Messrs Pomeroy & Co.—Gentlemen, my wife has been afflicted with nervous complaint, from which she suffered severely. Able physicians and many remedies were tried in vain, but I am to inform you that she has entirely recovered by using a few bottles of Old Dr Townsend's Sarsaparilla. London, June 10,18.2. JOHN R. PETERSON. Cure of a Disordered Stomacit. Lower Grosvenor Street, Grosvenor Square, ...

... THE LANDS of SEAFIELD, the property of the late Alexander Cadenhead, lying to the westwards, and in the vicinity of Aberdeen, as formerly Advertised, will be exposed for Sale, by Public Roup, in the Advocates’ Hall, Aberdeen, on Friday the 15th day of September, 1854, at Two o’clock, p.m. The advantageous position, and excellent condition, of these Lands are well known. They are free of Feu ...

... LONb 1)0N GAZETTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, September 23. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Jose Luis Retortillo as Consul at Newcastle for the Queen of Spain. WAR OFFICE, September 26. 47th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant-General James Shaw Kenedy, C.B., to be Colonel, rice Lieutenant-Generml Thomas Dalmer, C.B.. deceased, August 27. 80th Regiment of Foot-Licutenant-General Sir Thomas Henry ...

... THE BIOGRAPHICAL DiCTIoNARY OF EM.1INENT SCOTSMEN. 'TO TilT EDITOR OF T1E CALEDONIOAI3 MERCUt'RI Glasgow, 25tih Sept. 1854. Sin,-A series of ;ttacks on us, and on the above work, has appeared from time to time in your columns. commencing with anonaymoits ones, and closing with editorial remarks oni a reminiscence of the late Mr Nasmythl, the painter, ?? the experiments in steam rn vization on ...

... The undersigned having made arrangements to grant passages to persons bolding Van Dieman’s Land bounty tickets, for Hobart Town and Launceston, all such parties will be forwarded this ship upon production of their certificates. To Sail in September, FOR LAUNCESTON, VAN DIEMAN’S LAND, —-—4 riIHE fine fast sailing ship, A FLORA M‘DONALD, tons register, 1000 tons burthen; coppered and copper ...

... TZIE EDINBUjtGGj POLICE AND THIE IEELSO RIIOTS. The ('Orlntissieners of 2elice met to-day at noon-tbe Lrlrt ?? ilt tile chair. Froemn the expectation tcar the OPinirt O K i, a tothj tI j Uridi rioz ot tile Sheriff nd }Ii e Cty %L;isztntcv, nad their ccspctive powers in settdjita the :4i ?? 1 pce ?? titQ ?? of±.the couwnt would be 5TitTtied to tthe merin,. i here wvis a fail attendance of ...

... Cl1OLE1iA. e ,Arfllisalatg.-ll'asf of Iioayftal Acconmezo~tion.-A. case of e Asiatic cholera, terminating fatally, oceurred helie some days n ego. The subject was a young roan belonging to Ardrishaig, just arrived front tae low country, whore ho hlad caught infee- tion. After his interment, his mottier got ill, nnd has since e died, but it is not certain that cholera was the immediate cause 0 ...

... (Fromn the London Jolt)nals of Yesterday M1orning.) LOSS OF TIHE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. (From the itorniihg Chronicle.) Liverpool, Wednesday Morning. The inhabitants of this port were startled this morninig by the intelligence that the fine new screw steamer City of Plhila- delphia, Captain Leit[c, which sailed from this port for the town atter wihich she is namedl, on the 30th nIt., had been ...