... ROITHESAY. ?? X2I!iJtk 1. COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO MR. PRENTICE. On Friday evening last, upwards of fifty gentlemen enter- l tained Mr. Prentice to a sumptuous dinner in Attwood's Queen's Hotel, West. Bay, Rotbesay-Duncan Salmon, I L Esq., in the chair;. Provost M'Ewen, croupier. Amongst . the gentlemen presentw ?? Muir, Esq., Foley House; Thomas Gibson, Esq., Spittal; John Urie, Esq., ...

... FRANCE. (From the Times' Correspondence.) Paris, Friday, Dec. 1, P..r. The half-official journal Le Monitcur dc ?? contains in its impression of yesterday a paragraph corroborating what I mentioned somie days since on the great accumula- tion of var material in the Governmenit stores. It says:- The War Department has published a gencral account 10f the material in its possession at the ...

... -1,-1 AA LILA P 1 - - . By the arrival of the Calcutta mail We (Times) have re- ceived our private correspondence and files of papers from Calcutta to the 21th of October and from Hong Kong to th, 13th of October. Calcutta Oct. 24. The Queen's llroclamation has arrived at last, and' I sin, told -will be published on the 1st of Noveniber soine delay being necessary to secure its simlultancous ...

... Un L vU jt n% U. SALMON.-The river Southesk has been swarming with the salmon tribe of late. No doubt the spawn- ing season is the cause of so many making their ap- pearance at the present time. Numbers of them are found dead and in a sickly state, arising doubtless from the impure state of the ?? Standard. UNIVERSITY DEGREES.-The Senatus Academicus, at their meeting of the 27th Nov., ...

... 'Purs; meeting took place on the 23d and 24th inst., on the Fisheries aind Craigston, near Turriff. For many years (says L the Baoeffshire JTournacl) the grounds of Delgaty have been Si placed at the service of this Club by the'noble proprietor; B) but thep resent occupier declined to allow the privilege, ar and, realyy, considering his short lease, and that the Price C. of a bare ranges from ...

... THE PROPOSED ,ABU -XTESI ON.vr ~ We gave last weeks what we bad reasonf to believe would be E~lie te prort otef the repormade yM.J akr theu Adrul' reri ^423, Great Gecrge-5tr5Ot, 18tb Dec., iaSIS han Plc duri cng sme yars pas Iformatheonmproemanexmnatiof your potc vand the plans tatd haepobeen suggcraeneste fortheurose, pardd fell ticitl~nlyasdncce lue to 'dvsigte esnt moans fhorc proidin ...

... The annual meeting of the friends acid promoters of these missions wae held on Wednesday evening, at thle Moravian chapel, Mtaudlin-street. The attendance was not numerous. A hymn having been sung, the 49th chapter of Ieaiahread, and prayer offered by the Rev. J. Lang, ,The Chairmanr, the Rev, JO1ne RoGErts, in commencing the. bunejacs proceedings, eald It wee an affecting and humiliating ...

... IBURlNIG OF WIUGELTSA S I I - GER S1PW.RIGHT PSss LivEReooOr, THURSDAY MoeewswN.-Betwe~a two and three o'clock this morning a report was raised on the I Landing-stage that a large ship at Anchor in the river was on lire, and the oficers on duty on the South Lmnd- ing-stage at once manned a boat and put off to some I steam tugs, for the purpose of giving the information, and sending assistance. ...

... i .I Files of paprrs have been received vina Tricete, in anticipation of the overland mail, frs m Cal.untsa to the 2Bd of November, nod from Hong KL'ng to the 15th of November. Tbe following is from the C.'alutta Etignish., tun of the 22d :-The wbole of the intelligenge fur. riehral bv government to ?? local prese with regard to tze operations of thes army durirg the last fortnight is ...

... I I1BD CAMPBELL AND THE FARTHING JURY. I smi h v. lhe Great Northern Raftway Uompany.-Tbis was an action brought on Friday, in the Court of Qaeen's Bench (before Lord Campbell and a special jary) by the plaintiff, a commercial traveller in the firm of Sergeant, Webb, and Co., drysalters, London, to recover damages from the defendants for serious injuries occa- sioned through the alleged ...

... I - ?? = -- t VATHOLIC I7TFI I 05 E n K lalnp Right p . , - , l* i r l, ori.6 Biahon of Kill-aln, -- e br iO ' V uf lilruejin b; of i E the olse banntilfd ,Ad Mtmornife thle Or oes iee.ll'. t 1 chirch were ?? ?? every rank, ciass and crceJ wii ji >L. to respond to the call cI ca eI' i could be Been or beard hn t *Y 6 word3 of aeuit3y ?? e early plic3 within 1he wall5 se b. the trrlt GcspeI the ...

... TOTAL WRECK OF THE SHIP LIJCAS. IH. ?? c ABOUT TW TY uJnU woar. SAsi FRAN tia00o Nov. 20, 1858.-Un the t2th lust., by the overland mail, I forwarded intelligence of the loss of the ship Lucas, which struck on Seal Rock, near the South Farralones, two days before, and bctane a total loes. There were about 200 passengers from Vie- toria on board, about 20 of whom were drowned. The Lucas left ...