... Xabal aiar Militarp. The channel fleet and steamers have left the Cove of Cork, and are expected to touch at Gibraltar. Letters from Algeriras state, that the British squadron of evolution was shortly expected there. Corporal punishment has been abolished in ?? Danish army, except in cases of flagrant delinquencies. Captain Rogers's company of the 26th Foot passed through Ballybay on Saturday ...

... ?'?Xamai anzi inattarp. PI.QM4TIONS ANI) EXCHANGES. WlVAR OFMICE, AUG. 14. Ist Grenadier Riegt of Foot Guards-Licnt Col G AV Eyre, frtot hali pty unattaheod, to be Captain an(l Lieit Colonel, viee Sir G A F -loustoun, lart, excanliges ; Licut and Ctqpt tile lien I Lindsay to be Captain alti Liut Golonel, vice Eyres, retires ltusigi- nel I,iLiut Sir C Liniletay, lhtrt, to boI Liwit autd ...

... Entpertal Joarliament. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday. JvIy 3. The RoYal a9sent was given to the Dublin, Belfast, all, ('oleraine Junction Railwavy Bill. n the motion of the ?? of LANMDOWNP, tin till for tho Eitablishennt of BatLs and Warlrhoases was reu3l a second time. vle oilitia Ballots Suspension Bill, and soveral oth'ers, wore read a second time. Tfle house aijourned at ten minutes to seven ...

... Wabal ant litarp.. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHiANGES. WAR OFFIOCS, JuLY 31. Pith Foot-Second Lient. A. W. Palmer to-be figt lielitenanti vice Sleigh, retires; G..J. Stewartto be second Hieute7nut, vice Palmer. 6th-To be captains, weihodt turchase: Lient. J. C. Man. serg Liout. E. iStaunton. To e Lieutenants, Without put. chase: Evneigl W. L. Pennefather, from 19th; Ensign P.. A. Masse * Ensign T. F. ...

... IRELAND-WITHDRAWAL OF THE ARMS BILL. To the astonishment of all who had been in the hab of putting faith in Lord John Russell, and had imaginc that the alleged coalition between the government and ti Irish agitator, was mere moonshine, the Arms Act l Sir Robert Peel's ministry has been withdrawn-aver few days after it had been announced that its continuana was necessary. Lord John Russell ...

... fatocclimirollo. What kind of a face should an. auctioneer have? A face that is forbidding. Marrying a lady for her beauty is like eating a bird for his singing. Ephraim says- that young ladies who refuse good offlrs of marriage, are too - No-ing by half. In the Times, the other day, was advertisedito be sold a secret, how to impart 'I to the dahlia a natural and agreeable perfume. A bov at ...

... MqIrot of NdI.fi DOMESTIC. rpio crosi of M-rnahao has been removed1, andl take;n asunder. by orders of the enunty surveyor. ?? for the erection of' water wvorlks, at Newry, 1Ia e comP114ae`l. ,pl~s qmn of £1.200 haq boon fulwi'ii for tile benefit of ?? romil of the late Thomas flood. Svotity pautpers left the Ennis workhinuse in tho last Week, because of the change in the dietary from ...

... LARNE FARMING SOCETY'S CAT rLE SIOM. : On Wednesdavy the nnual eattle show of the Larn ;Aurielftural't8ieety took place in the yard of the LJrn -iuver-Aiis lAiD4I granted for that purpose by Air s>!.~ailillay.- There was a very large siumber of entries of stock, amounting to one hundred andsix leead of eattle, and yet wi understand that this is below the average number o entries in. this ...

... The following account of the recent great conference of this body, is from a correspondent of the Dulduin StatesaaLX, dlating London, Wednesday night, 19th August, 1846. The day which has just closed will be a day of undying history while the church of Christ shall last-which is for ever and ever. Yes, even though earthly history itself should perish and all Evangelical Alliances and ...

... IMPROVEMENT OF THE TO WN OF BELFAST- The pending investivation at the Court-house, taken in connexion with the report of the Town Improvemnoit Committee of the corporation, induces us to offer a few remarks upon the present aspect of our borough, as re. gards municipal affairs. Those who read the report of the magistrates and the document to which we refer, wial find that the inhabitants of ...

... THE Marquis of Lansdowne has, it will be seen, taken charge of a bill, prepared with i view to the proper supply of food to the Irish peasantry, under the calamity u hich has already befallen this country, in the failure of the potato crop. The bill evidently has reference to the creating of s new system in the development of the labonr of Ireland-naamcly, the substitution of wages, as a means ...

... Emperial joaritaimillit. -110USE OF LORDS. Tlnsrsdaiy, August 1:3. The Royal assent was given, by commission, to se- vorild public and private bills. After some further business, the house passed to the order of the day for the second reading of thle 81t011R DUTIES DELL. The Bishop of OXFORD regretted that hie should be placed in opposition to the government, and felt peculiar plain in opposin ...