THE COUNTY OF ATR. A meeting of the Noblemen, Deputy-Lieutenants, Commissioners of Supply, Justices of Peace, and Magistrates of towns —convened the and Convener of the County—" to consider the resolutions with respect to banking, lately submitted to the Commons by Sir Robert Pe

Circuit Court Justiciary PERTH. The Autumn Circuit Court was opened here on Tuesdny the Lords Medwyn and Mackenzie,—David Muir, Esq., Advocate Depute ; Alexander Stewart, Esq., Clerk of Court. After an eloquent and impressive prayer by the Reverend Edward Robertson, minister of t

survey the O seams payed with Mr Jeffery's Marine Glue,' on the quarter-deck of the Hebe,' and to report their state, we beg to acquaint you that we have surveyed them accordingly, and find their state to be excellent. The 4 Glue' completely fills the seams, and adheres firmly t

(From the Atlas.) The riots which took place in the early part of Juno in Silesia have been followed by others in Prague and commissions are sitting in both districts to explore the real causes of these excesses. From the various accounts from those districts, these causes are p

51 Bel 1 grove Place, Glasgow, t>n tbe 233 July, tfie wife Andrew Esq. of Gartihstatry, son. At Cavers Mause, on the July, Mrs Grant, of a son. At Sbtffnal, Shropshire, on tlie July, by the Rev. J. L. Petit. David Haig, Esq. of Loclirin and Glenogil, to Elizabeth, fourth daughte

aid or instruction in the Dental art. Dundee, August 5. DUNDEE FA Ul CUSTOMS TO BE LET. {"HIE CUSTOMS of LADY MARY FAIR, belonging to Lord Douglas of Douglas, are to Let for the present year. Offers may be in to Smith, at Hare Craig, up till Friday the August. Hare Craig, July,

house op lords. Thursday, May 30. number of petitions were presented. Marquis Normanby presented a petition from a "number fanners in the county of Norfolk, combining of the present laws relating to coursing, by which parties are liable to certain penalties if not present when t

few remarks the 11 Overture anent the Poor," presented at the Free Assembly, their late meeting. I, j common with others, expected to see something like a scriptural plan proposed, more especially we hear so much talking about the Free being the most scriptural church now in Sco

meeting of the Provisional Committee of this projected undertaking was held at Coupar Angus on Monday last, Patrick iMurray, Esq. of Simprim, in the chair. Upwards of thirty gentlemen, members of committee, were present; Mr Errington, Blackadder, &0., civil engineers, were also

SoT'THWARK. Waterside, June 17.—The weather continues very dry, and during the past week sultrj hot, the wind being generally southwest, without any appearance of rain. This market has been supplied since our last from the northern districts, also from Devonshire and the Channel