... THE FOREIGN POLICY OF HER MAJESTY'SI MINISTERS. 1e THa Governments of France and Great Britain, during Ot tbepast week, have each passed through a ministerial Y, crisis, touseaphrasen doptedfrom the political v ocabulary of Spain. Both appeared on the verge of a change, and irttbey vwere both saved by the same majority (46) in full Dt houses. If The topic on which rested the official existence ...

... I* The Managers for this Burgh called a public neeting of the inhabitants on- Satirday last, to considerthe Bill intro- duced into' Parliament by the Lord Advocate and the Hon. Fox Maule, for reducing the number of Councillors ia se- veral Burghs-the number in Banff being proposed to be reduced fl-oun 17 to 15. Mr Gordon, one of the Managers, was called tothe chair. Before proceeding to the ...

... i :~ i hi :~ I . THE WHgATITTM-THE nHtuRTL2ANE5 OT SATURDAY. . o..: LL1s ?? _I . .. . . . _ hI Jur011t0l§Jast week of Alarch, the weather was of a more . ttban ordinarily stormy nature, with ftostand'snov; ...

... a STATE OF THE. FUNDS-SATURDl. I ITASR I TYEn BtkStock ?? ?? Brazifian Fire per Cent.. q6 3 per Cent. Red. Anus 971 Danish Five Per ?? 98 3per Cent, Con. ?? 9ui M exican Fire. . 0 3 er Cent. 1726 ?? - Peruviar. 4j Per' . Cent . 8 ew3j per Cent ?? S Portuguese$S per Cent.- 34j New 5 per Cent. Anns.:.. - 0Converted ?? Long Annuities to expire Pnirtuiguese 4 per ?? 3n1iiyrs. leth Ocut., 1859 ? ...

... I ~ W1E L -1 . - v:' . I:;. '' virm;:El miiv -,tv O rm-F WNEiZ D X w =.,'i .r ,; - :. :, ., . .. . , , - .- ..ti ! |i-Ssne Eloedmb3 U: Si;' wor , ld-rnne, anther of' i-PetarParley's Tlstories/'thas-besnoonouanated ConslatIaris,: . ¶pse.o obertWialsbi;resigaiea,-:V ,-- ' Jaune Wilbred has very much improved in hialthli;nda lady iasbofferedrto let her reside In her-outo 's sbon's ...

... GAR D ENING. . . . f , .. 1 s5. h CONSOnIATORIY, &c.-Some of the specimens planted out in the borders, and also some of the twiners, will soon be startinginto growth o especially if the weather should be bright ; the soil about their roots [e ought, therefore, to be in a moist healthy state. and if such is not the d case, give two or three liberal soacings with soft water, a few degrees warmer ...

... STRATHDON.-BALL AT NEWE CASTLE. ONr Thursday last, the whole of the tenantry on Sir Charles Forbes of Newe's Estates, in Strathdon, were invited to a grand Ball in the beautiful Mansion of News. The fete was given in compliment to the Lonach men, and Forbes Clansmen ge- nerally, who accompanied Sir Charles to Braemar this season. The preparations were on an extensive scale, the whole of the ...

... p wayI they iste (From thle Times,.) it isth ver-repeatedi Wonder of historians where the wrefehles; come from that suddenly appear ina timres of revelation Jo-and tumult. They must spring out of the earth ; they maust be rEs- born in the gutters ; hidden cellars utoefwWi I Odrd, they. must drop from unknown~ garrets, oveerfo wth them id in sewers,- like rats in time of inundation,' ort emerge ...

... 1NVERURY HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. as This Horticultural Association held their second competition for tle season, in the Town-hall, on Thursday week. The dis. us play-of specimens were not numerous, but they certainly wvere jll very select The proper effect of such competitions are being of quite observable here, there being an entire absence' of- inferior, re trashy specimens that are as ...

... ENGLAND. llr.R MAJESTY AND COUUT.-We believe we are correct in ;tatriia tfiat Her MIljesty and his Royal Highness Prince Al- it Pad tire youthful members of the Royal family, intend to law;e Windsor Castle on the 9th inst. for Buckingham PalAce, neo thc Court will remain about three weeks, ind then go to Osbavee for a short period. All the ne w appointments in the 1',)r1 bIaosoehold are now ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCE EDINGS. or z3osday, Jl,3. The usual monthly meeting of the Town Council was held 'e this day-the Lord Provost presiding. kt PRESENT:-BailliesSim,LediughamnWitson, and Smith; it th Dea of uild theCity Trea'surer; Mesers Laing, Webster, Henderson, Gibb, Berry, Bothawell, Duncan, Gordon, Jamieson, and Leslie. Mr William Cruickshank, Bookseller, was admitted a Bar- ~.gess of ...

... OLDIMACHAR PAROCHIAL BOARD. SaturdagSept. 23, t A special meeting of the General Purposes Committee of the f Perochial Board of Old Macbar was held within. the Poor's Office this day-Professor Ferguson presiding. a PRECAUTIONART .MiAS5RES AGAIXNT CnOLIERA. The COATUMAN stated that he had called this meeting with. - out any loss of time after the receipt of official documents, in order that ...