... it Adl -.- - AU r ComOctosadatclesa oitelec, ntendedi -o publication, require to leb, athenticlaed fyrhe namec and address of the writer ; and unless thee diy rections are rigidly adhered to, Correspondents ma rest ssred that no attention will be paid to their co-aunicatin *.0 T. *A. will require to authenticate his communication -'1ture, and to become responsible for its cc- beqleTsceb . T ...

... * Lol~pols, loth August, 1851.1- IV W hahive-rWeevd ~om' accastomed file of papers from the Cape, and regret to find that theymiudicateno- inmprovemtent in'-the aq- pect of affairs in that Colony. The 'rebellious~ tribes ,appeac' tea 4i have been defeated in one place, only to assemble in another, and although they have sustained some loss, it is as nothisa% compared with their numbers. Some ...

... - STATE OF THE FUDS-SATnUDAY. I - -BRITISH. - :-- FOzRErr;o Bank Stock . - Brazilian. Fiye..per Cent; 91 3 per Cent. lied, Anne 7 BuenosAyres; t per Cent 83 3 per Cent. Con. Ain..; ,9 Danish Five per 4lent. l05 3 per Cent. 172 - Mexican ive. New 3i per Cent 99 Peruvian4perCent. 43 New5S par Cent. Anus . u.. 122 Portugese per Cent . Long ...

... SAILOR'S HOME AT ABERDEEN. it A public meeting was held in the Town. Hall on Wednes- li dIvlast, for the pnrpose of hearing from Captain W. H.'i [-lull. R.N. and F.RA.S., a Statement. of the advantages ?? ?? Homes generally, and with particular reference.t the establishment of such an institritionuat this port. The attendanc~e waisnumerout and iinfluenjtial. ~Amng the gen- al tlemen present ...

... -, -:o 1 17. - ?? M . ., ?? ?c I 7 1 - I , W-R, ?? 7- ? 1 j : I : ! .. - 1. f. ?? L-ENIAND ?? ?? fnlly certiinithat' PfinoeeAlbert ?? 1tewmed; frosii the Sc-otch! Fn~jlie'Gtls -s to -t'tColdktreai. ; The Ih)ike cf.'Caiibridge' frbm t'tle 17th ;Laziders ?? Fesilier Guards. Major IGeneral Bourehier toibo' t7th1 ; 'aneerL ' .Mijor -G~enerai I ihtfiit1to' the' '74th'; .rjo Sir .A1fl. C amerionk .. ...

... 0 bv qeoft df: 1 k.t ?? ~ - b eA,' ?? &ug'iist 7 A1850. ' V. PARLIAMEN . I .,f, | d IfBz House of Lords had little business bofbre therm Ist' 'week. They have too often, to wait for the lowerhoiusetl c~t oat w.ork for them. Of this,- homwever,.-,there is. Yittle reason Itocomplain, at this ate period oP . tl aession. , ! : ?? ' j, 8 On Moaday'and Taesday, the only th'ings 'noticeable' o 'were ...

... PRLVA1DE?4JORR?SPONDENCE. : ?? fifteen--ye srs~ag. to, : ;Aneysiup t'in ballio 'in oider'tc'senid .tr ttiyfipiiniir~ e deniouuaed slhe 1; ciru'eltl'iu.filuit 1itfgt~bi > he..poor tamnial -the iter~iex Shef th - ?? 'foly,,.reeetly} taken anotier shape, aiod : 'hojrsq;4 auE del t ?? a e thus t tastIth' -Ptb r're1lii ?? 3lt.;d.lfl~dxbn iidi~ous selllimnuate thataii ru -forf the piibvietu_ 1 ...

... I I l 233 M3L2CTEIC TZBLGRA2 .L PARIS, Monday.-Letters from Angers of the 26th state that the late rains have rendered immediate benefit to the crops, particularly of flax, hemp, and potatoes. The permission which had again been given to the proprietor of the Poitvoir to sell the paper in the streets, has been withdraw within the last two days. Letters from Malta, of the 22d, state that ...

... YTHANSIDE FARMJER CLUB. The Annual Show of Cattle and Horses of this Associa- tionwas held at Elton on Monday, 22d, July, when thle Judges-Messrs Donald, Viewfield; Williamson, Auld- town, Carnousie;and Jopp,Seggat-awarded the premiums as follows, viz:- FIRST CLA9S.-COWS. 1. Mr Shepherd, Craigies; 2. Mr Milne, Haddo; 3. Mr Hay, Shiethin; 4. MrMurray, Auchterellon, menrit ; 5. and 6. Mr Hlay, ...

... * 0 - ; -: PROPOSED UNION-: KING'S AND MARlSCRAL COLLBGe B a rather remarkable ioide made their aPpearance, sinenl I~e~ las111% two same subject,v~iz, the Union of KIngsaf 'e Colleges. 'The Ione 'Was -by Alex- Bancbory; * and the other by r' Cbrk, 'i Chemistry in lqarischal College t or, ' Dr. imsef sas, in the UniiverjoAb~ objects of those Pamphlets are h difference is, that the -one writer ...

... . -; , ' . A Quarterly General meeting of the President and Go- vernorsof this Institution -was held on Monday-Bailire Sl m in the chair. , ENTENARY OFT.-ESTROSPITAL.' The minutes having been read, ?? il, 1. Mr Torturii said he found it statedbthat, at the last meeting, it hadl been resolved that the Governors should (line together on the 10th of' July, which. worsld be exactlY 100 years from ...

... I f ? oII I : , ?? June S. The Assembly met to-day at twelve o'cloek,-the Rev. Dr I Paterson, moderator. -. I COMrMITTEIS ON OVERTUDE: RETURNS.I * Mr Gray gave in the report of this committce, which stated ! that 58 Presbytcriesliad approved of the ?? of the General Assembly as to the admnission of midbers froum other b'odies-aud only 1 ilisapfroved of it. In riegare to'tlie orertnre * and ...