... ?. 1? ? ? r t I - tf t fit vp r t 5's. O lx , ?? TIlE TIMJiES AND Slit CHARLES NAPIER. (Morning Advertiser) The Tioses, in . its last article, calls the Sweaborg affair a , boasted victory. Who boasted it? The Times itself, and ;thle, despatches, when they arrived. It was a .inisterial, parliamentary, royal-visit vie- tory-,positively-the~last representation of the sea- 'son.. Wie.and not ...

... at i S t 2 I I ant a itS ?? ?? BAcueErwoi.-Adam with a choice of Eves. SiOTII.-VolntlerY paralysis. 'NELWTON.-One of the Fathers of thie Church of Science. TYReAceaY.- Lava from the volcanic mountain of power. FiRE,-A prisoner who smiles at us througlh the bars. WAU.-Evidence for man's origin from beasts. INc.-The Black Sea on which thlorglht rides at anchor. 'TAXES.-The nation's little ...

... GLASGOW AND SO)UTI--WESTERN RAILWAY. The following is the report, by the directors, to the sharehelders, at their statutory balf-yearly general mecting, to be held on Wednesday, the 5th Sep- tember :- T'he directors now lav before the shareholders their i usual periodical staterrent of the capital and revenue accounts of the company for the half year ending oil 31st July last. The revenue of ...

... T E:1 WA 1:R. THE FRENCH WOUNDM) AT THE BATTLE OF THE TCHERNAYA. We read in the Moniteur ai follows, :supplementary to the despatches, given yesterday, from General Pelissier: The Minister of War has also received the follow- ing report from the Intendant-General of the army of the East:- HEAD. QuTArUTERs, Aug. IS. Monsieur le Mareehal,-The Russian army attacked: on the morning of the 16th ...

... cf) il m t ?. it f t I I i # t it t t. s ENGIAND. 5 LORD ft rnseua arrived at Portsmouth on Thurs- n day evening, and went over to Osborne Pa'ace, in the s Vivid, on a visit to the Queen. AIR J. D. COLERIDGE, of the Western Circuit, wvill be thc new recorder of IPortsmouth, in succession to Mr Mlassey, M.P., appointed under-secretary for the Home Department. Mr A. J. Stephens has been ap- ...

... IRELND EXTR.AORDIn.AtY CuTanGsc f1 liOBfE.nY.-'rCar- ran, the proprietor of a drapery establishment at Qucensitown, icai, Diblin,' hls been cominitted to prison omit clifrge of sttuling eight ,old iings frdm'a lady oftquesrionable1,charatter. . ?? n ''lE Anv ie T A>; Thh Lu+,,,tTTo Msus3.A ?? ,thte:. coure' of'a 1eilfetltened renetY of thle proopccts of tha harvest: thb / f~ledi,,dds'is ...

... ROSSUTH ON TlIP POLI(Y OF ENGLAND. In a letter to thc ?? says :- I t is not so ninch vast armies, but a good policy, that Enginnd requires in this war. Let thc whole East Indian army of 320,000 men, with the addition of all thc forces from tilc Cape, from Mau:itius, Ceylon, Hong- Kong, &c., be sent to the Crinica; they may take Se- bastopol, they may beat Liprandi and Gortschakoff, biut they ...

... vubilidal ?Ilftlhgna TuIE Taooi's AT DU.tIBARTON.-The Liwbabrton Herald of yesterday says it is stated that a very large increase is soon likely to be made to the military force at present stationed in the Castle. It is also contemplated to form a military hospital at that fort, and various preliminary arrangements are being made in connection therewvith. Tie P ?? AcT.-A meeting of the spirit ...

... (T1hcJbIlowing appeared vR our Second Edition of yesterday.) I The Russian official report of the Battle of Tchcr- naya admits great losses. Amongst the dead are Generals Read, Weimall, and Cverwiky. Gortscha- koff attributes the defeat to the great impetuosity of the right columns of attack. The Paris Moniteur of Thursday publishes a report from Admiral Bruat of ?? Battle of Tclernnya. The ...

... crllffl?flal aflittIlignat. AUSTRALIA. We have received by the Overland Mail files of papers from Melbourne to the 20th of June inclh- sive. We extract the following from the summary of the AMelbourne Artus of the above date Ti r GOLD. There is little that the addition of two weeks to our experience enables us to add to our former re- marks on the gold fields. The yield is steadily in- ...

... EDINBUlRGHo TIrE QUEEN is expected to arrive at Mcadowbank Station at 6.45 on the evening of Thursday the 0th inst., the time at which the Royal train is due at the various stations from Berwick having been fixed with that view. TlEATHtE ROYAL.-Tlhe benefit of Miss Ternan last evening was remarkably well attended, and, as we anticipated, the audience were well satisfied with the preparations ...

... LI c b a I I a II M II r t. EDINBURGH, SATURDAY, SEPT. 1. 1835. SECOND and T11IRD:) EDITIONS are ?? containing- Illi tihe ilatest News of inportance. ?? will be seen from an article under the head Spirit of the Press, that thle Thnes has taken pre- cisely the same view of the doctrine of Sir Chas. Mapier and our other Admirals, regarding the safety of the fleet, we endeavoured a few.(days ...