... ARRIVAL AT DUNDEE. Camperdown Dock. August B.—Maormer Morgan, Archangel, flax. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Centurion, Calcutta, 4th inat—telegraph River Clyde, do do , Margaret Caithness, left Alexandria for Constantinople, Clark, Ode sa from „ 19ulfc Eureka Tavlor, left Cronatadt for London, 30th Thompson, Fort Said fomGrimbsy, 21st u't fcVrry Hill, left London for Archangel, sth in>t Eclipse, Moore, ...

... & CO., Agektb, Lancaster. BOOKS BY THE DRUID H. H. DIXON, ON SALE AT THE GAZETTE OFFICE. POST AND PADDOCK 6s BILK AND SCARLET 6s. SCOTT AND SEBRIGHT 6s. FIELD AND FOLD, Nobth 6s. FIELD AND FOLD, South 6s. SADDLE AND SIRLOIN 6s. NEWSPAPERS! NEWSPAPEES! THE MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL, AND LEEDS PAPERS Received every Morning at tbe GAZETTE OFFICE And delivered to customers immediately. MANCHESTER ...

... Tower, p. ■ v ?? : ' every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at twelve 39 ' .:■ ■ i - :vl ' . i\_i, il ; fore cabin, 15s. Return tickets, it ■ 'ii onth a fare and a half.— offices, 71, Lorn- . •/; .: '_cd J7, Regent-circns, IlccadiHy. \ ?? and the SOUTH COAST, ISLE of -. ?? ■ i ?? C'\y c-'WES, SANDOWN, SHANKLIN, P \cWPORT, and YARMOUTH. -* ?? BRIGHTON, and SOUTH COAST | ( ...

... Tuesday, August 9. The first of the original trysts Falkirk was begun this morning on the usual stance at Stenhouse Muir, near Larbert. The weather was excessively warm, there being brilliant sunshine, with no wind. The attendance of dealers and salesmen waa large from all parts of Scotland, and from the border and midland counties of England. There were also a number of dealers from the north ...

... -y-T \NO BEST ROUTE. Tfl^^T SEA PASSAGE. SH l'rriVf SERVICE (Sundays ex- tlllLfjftfViYAL MAIL PADDLE itedi.^f^Sontbampton. The latest &» ?? w;terloo Station, London, at 9 W' lei flept on Saturdays, when the. U *ft t£ at 5.15.. but passengers W aay by any previous 1 rains. na? 1 * *« Facilities vi.i ?? iril'''' -L the Mail Steamers travel- £*S g ?J l! the last Train leaving _\\rM Lonioa by are ...

... near the Tower, ISI - : ?? >: ,'■• lki' every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at twelve : pi . -^V res ?? 1 » £• ■ * ore ca ?? :; > ISs - Return tickets, I fri . ?? ,ne month, a fare and a haU. — Offices, 71, Lorn- ! i v and 37. R-ge_t-circus, Pi.eadiMy. 1 _ I . ?? ■ I G^TvnUL STEAM NAVIGATION'^ t> ' t COMPANY, fa ...

... BY AUCIION, at the ±\L I. libel 1 ard, near the Exchequer Quay, Penryn on tne above day, tl.e following TIMBER GOODS, of a saperior quality, direct from the consignee, consist- ing of 10 290 Feet of RED DEALS. 11 by 3 12,i»e.2 ditto 9 by 2 B.S-4-1 ditto 9 by 3 12.009 ditto 8 S.y 3 12.5 t2 Feet of RED BATTENS, 7 by 2 2.tf14 ditto ti by 2 si 1,708 ditto 0 by 2 1,50*1 Feet of BOARDS, And about 6 ...

... doors of the various places of worship. THE FREEMENS' LIST is exhibited at the ...

... period of the past year : —Miles open, 757 - Passengers, &c., £16,870 Goods, &c., £17,706; total, £34,876 Corresponding week last year, £34,690; decrease, £384. ...

... Morning and Evening al tbe usual Hours. ' Alter the Morning Rervioe the Saer_.meat c! the Lord's Supper will be administered. TOMORROW. MOUNT ZION CHAPEL W'itl r.F. R»nrr.N«D. Rev. DAVID LOXTON will Preach Morniur and Even_g. NO COLLECTION. TO-MORROW EVENING, at 6M. REV. R. STAINTON will Preach a SERMON for Anxious Inquirers and Christian Workere in Gareen htkket Chapf.l. Subject— TheJßoundle ...

... c Port. Ships. . us. Docks. |To Sail. Port Phillip. . Qn.of the Thames c ;. Mae-doitald . . AY.I.D. |Nov. — _ New ScrewSteiamer, 400 h.p. Sydney Parramatta . . W.I.D. Aug. 25. Tdncy Sobraon 1 . W.I.D. Sept. 25. gy'liiey IBenlomond ?? W. Moir ?? Oct. 10. Sydney [Brucklay Castle .I.T. Wallace ?? Oct. 2S. wdncy Hawkesbury ?? PI Hip Bayers. .. . W.I.D. Nov. 10. Adelaide ?? St. Vincent * ?? L.D. ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE!. EARL GREY'S DOCK August 12.—Pladda (s), Glcak, Newcastle, goods. CAMPERPOW.N DOCK. Au»ud 12.— Express ( ...