... position on the river Terek, One division of the third corps has alrealy arrived in Bessaralia, and a second is marching to the Crimea to continue the still unfinished works of Sebastopol. ...

... yelterday from eterfburgh by the above ail, fays, * The Englih Government have. been making large purchafes of provifions in the Crimea, both of beef and pork, whi¢h in that Country are excellent in their kind, and have employed a number -of falters there to ...

... non-commissioned officers, a wine merchant, &e. A personage of some weight, being the Kaisasker, a Mahomedan judge in the Crimea, sent by Russia as an envoy, but not publicly accredited of course, to Circassia, has been taken and executed by the Circassians ...

... from Paffwan Oglou, by the payment of a very large lum of money. The Emperor of 'llnfil is_expefled M a Journey. into the Crimea-in the enluing Summer. - The Commander of the Ottoman troops Egypt has inforimed the Porte, by acou- uart had comim ‘ to him ...

... and all the Arabian coasts on the Red Sca; and continued for centuries after, the same career of rapine and ususpation. The Crimea, the couniry along the Dalnul-o. Rhodes, Cyprus, and the islands of the | Archipelago, successively fell a prey to this | ...

... before dyiag, he carsed the blinds of his window te be opened, and exclaimed, while he lEokecl on the cloudless sky of the Crimea, ““ What a lovely day!” 'The Emperor and Empress inhabited sg small a house that their chambers were scarcely separated, and ...

... was res ored to his sight by a successtul operation, died on the 4th ultimo, of water on the cbiest, at his estate in the Crimea, in the seventy-first year of his age. Deal Barke, so long well known in the pugilistic circles, died at Lambeth, on Thursday ...

... assortment of Men's, Yen Bay's Hats, of farious qu;fltiel and priees. The Stock Caps cémprises Men's, Y\ Bay's cloth, righ lastre, Crimea fur, ficch, gil-». seal skin, of all Jorts and qualities at pre-ent wornjiu Metropolis. ' The whole of the extensive Stock ...

... Rndschack, ‘Warna, and Schnmin, m Turks had a powerfyl fleet in the Black Sea, and they qvaae demonatrglions of attacking - the Crimea. The Grand Vigier maintgined his position at Bchmh,whmbemm&d‘ ed undi-turbedin Winter Quarters. In the begimiing of the next ...

... transport of troops and stores; and the command of the whole force is to be given to Count ‘Woronzoff, the governor of the Crimea. This army is, it is said, to be concentered at Sebastapol and Stavropol, to operate by sea and by land. ALGERIA. Marshal ...

... it, and Giordzio on side. lo order to ereate a dive:::r\ the Turks n¢ Heet into the Bla. k Sea, and threatened an attac ‘Crimea: notwithsianding this, thie Russians con their force jn Bulgaria, and the (zmnl Viczier wa 10 retreat before them, recross ...

... Fullers clay, called keffyki’y, or “mineral frotlr ; aud by the Germans, Meers dmin. This substance Lefore the capture of the Crimea, wag a considerablear@i le of commerce with Coustantinople. where it is uscd in the public baths, to cleanre the air of the ...