... THE CRIMEA Paris, Monday Morning. The Moniteur says, that intelligence had been received at Varna, brought French steamer, which left the Crimea the 2ist, confirmatory of ihw news that the two outer forts at Sebastopol bad been destroyed, and that the ...

... THE CRIMEA. A Uusaian dettpatch dated Sebastopol Ist, say*— . “Nothing extraordinary has occurred. boiubardniiit weak—•the damage insignilieant. . . The enemy are fortifying their jwsition. The Thabor, with Constantinople date 30th! November, reached ...

... THE CRIMEA. T7S» appeared im o«r Second Edition of iuet m«c£- SIEGE Vies*a, Tucaday, Russian despatch, Warsaw, October 30th, state* that 30,000 Ho««ian«. under Genera) Liprandi, sur- the English riglit flank the night of the Oct., at Ink-rmann, on the ...

... THE CRIMEA The Thaboi brings to Mars«*ilies Constantinople letters of the 6:h,and the Crimea of the 4lh. Snow continued fail. The Engl.*li Army the spring will consist of 6 divi^ims in 2 Corps Armie, commanded by Generals Campbell and Eyre. Pasha had ...

... THE CRIMEA. Th'- Timet' in the Crimea forrrnnls tlic des[*atch, ...

... news from Constantinople the Slh. Napoleon was ready return to the Crimea. llifetililies were to resumed with the first good weather. 'Che Duka of Cambridge was to return soon to the Crimea. Batteries of eanuon , calibre, had been raised. The French will ...

... THE CRIMEA Crimen, October IS. —Three Sardinian divisions under General Marmora, and one English division under Sir Colin Campbell, left their cantonments on the 13(h, and marched towards the interior. All the allied army have received orders prepare ...

... THE CRIMEA. Admiral Rrnat writes on 30th January, that the French Commander-in-Chief asked him tor new guns from the fleet, and 15,090 rounds of ammunition, in addition to the 32,090 already demanded. The correspondent of the Ihr aid writes on the 29th ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Tidies Crimean correspondent’s letters the 26th February inclusive have arrived. The Infantry of the British army were reviewed the 2lth General Codrington. Marshal IMissier was present. The affair went off a most satisfactory manner. ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Gazette contains ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Time*' correspondent at Constantinople telegraphs through Vienna, that the IGth the Russians made a sortie night, but were repulsed the French, after a severe struggle. The Rifles also repulsed a Russian sortie. Our mortars and batteries ...

... THE CRIMEA No later news from St Petersburg the Cri- The first corps of the new Russian militia is to assemble in April, but the Government has ordered that in the meantime every man shall remain in his ordinary place of residence without uniform or arms ...