... C. ?? iloatIOU 0410tte. - .451- ?? LORD CIrMEIaILAIN'S OfFlfete MAY 2. Notice is heliby gives1 that HIer ?? sty's Birthday j; be celebrated onl Touesdiy, the 24th ijst. Noti i hereby given, that Her Majesty will hold DSO ng jtoomr, at St. Jamos's Palace, on tile following dir ut two o'clock Thursday, 2nd of Juno next. Turesday, 14th of June next. Thursday, 23rd of Julio noxt. DOWNING-STREET, ...

... ?? tike Mornsing Post.) IFor the last few days rumiours have been current, in, ILondon and in Paris, to the effect that the views of Brig- 5l Iland and France are not identical with respect to die Ii II. resolved as to the light in which the Russian occupation ]1 of the Danubian'priocipalities is to be regarded-tbat I( 1' England, especially, displays syruptome of vacillationt- tc h that ehe ...

... y, I THE : FINANCIAL PROJECT OF GOVERNMENT. The following are the resolutions to be proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in committee on Acts re- laing to the National Debt, this (Friday) evening: c 1. That the capital trading stock of the Corporation of the Governor and Company of Merchants of Grreat Britain, trading to the South Seas and other parts of America, and for enrouraging ...

... POS1SCRJPT. LONDON-. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1853. ACCOUCiiEMENT OF HER MAJESTY. BIRTHI OF A PRINCE. BUCXINGIIAM PALACE, APRIL 7. This day, at a quar ter-past one o'clock, the Quteu was e safely delivered of a Princi. Tbere wera present on the occasion in Her Majesty's ?? Royal Highness Prince Aloert, Dr. Loecock, and Mlirs. Lily, the monthly nurse. In thd adjoining i apartments, besides the other ...

... THE YELLOW FEVER IN.BERMUDA. A privete letter, dated St. George's Bermuda, 10th of Out., gives the following list of officers who h .ve died since the last published account :-Capt. Wodehouse, aL., Lieut. Hfon. Agar Ellis, RA., Lieut. Greatorex, R.E., Lieut. Sykes, 56th Regiment, and Mr. Thompson, bandmnaster, 56th. Subsequent advices faom Flalifax add the name of Mr. Whitnmore, 56th, to the ...

... love of B ount, SATURDAY, OCTOBER .22, 16.3, NEWPORT. I A Inquest was held on the l4th instsnt by ;,B1ake, e Esq., coroner, at the Nelson Inn, Freshwater, on the - body of John Penfold, a bricltlayor'e labourer, who was e drowned by falling over the bow. of the hulk Talbot, moored off Sconce for the accommodationof thelabourors. t Hd had been working on the fortifications about a fort- night; ...

... LOND)ON. BUil 130311. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1853. WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY. Advice. have been received from Vienna, stating that Prince Gortschakoff had sent a reply to the demand made by the Ottoman Government that the Russian forces should evacuate the Principalities within fifteen days. Tie answer was tD the effct that lie (the Rus- sian Commander-in-Chief) was neither authowised to ...

... MONDAY,-There was' no business before th LBench to-day. TUESDAY,-Before the Mayor, J. 0. Travers, G. Gillman, at and J. S. Sayer, Esqrs. to Michael Condon, charged with using threats towards Richard fo Willsford, whereby the latter went in fear, vwas bound over to appear at the Scssiones himself in 20 1 and two other sureties of te !Oz. ctch er. Caroline Field, charged with stealing a silver ...

... The Royal West India Mail Packet Magdalena, arrivtd on Tuosday. Her dates of sailing are :-Vera Cruz, Oct. 5 ; Tampico, Sept. 30; Havannaih, Oct. 11; Chagres, 9 ; Carthagena, 11; Jamaica, 12; Domerara, 10'; Trinidad, 12; Barbadoes, 8; Antigua, 15; Mar. tinique, 14; G(rcnada, 13; Porto Rico, 15; St. Tldinais; 16; St. Kitts, 15 ; JacmOl,'14 ?? Santa 'Mi'rtha, Sept.'°3.' After the Magdalena's ...

... Lr, -,If lj 1 & an , rtk. be PeC'ei i :) 'O r In- I cl ,( ,Ct,, to - t:i l ?? .:Jc: o :hc lc I citv ofi l n. DI). DwtxSING-SrRtUOT, .1 .17. 'elt O hn b, eel lte e ?? oit R. C. C. Ed. *Ai l to 'tc Clerk f ic EI ixect.:ive (Co-nt il, anti ~ie .. . h, c. Ili t:., to be a Mb niber ofthe LegIslntiv| ,U 1 cIS~lI., Of \ all D.'cniwnlls I143i11d. ,I ?? hs Is Islo bceal phatool to ?? W. A. | 'ft ho ?? ...

... 'd?voat 'OvWafo ILDIlloon 48a?rltr. -- -- -0. - - I LOI:D CIIAmnEhAItis OIEicE, APRIL 31. Notice is hereby giveu, tlhat hi3 Royal Highness Princo Albert wvill, by ders-t of Her Majesty, hold Lcoes at St. Janmes's Palace, otl behalf of her mljosty, ost the rotlowinlg days, at Wo orclock ;h- Vodueslay, the i 20U1 ?? ; Wedliesdav. tho 27th instant It is ter Majesty's plen'ure that preselatat ...

... .,a The launch of this very beautiful vessel took place on Lt Thursday last, at this Dockyardl with, the utmiost eclat d and success. Thle day was remarkably fine and induced to large numbers of the inhabitants to collect together on the occasion, whilst vast numbero come from the Isle of Wieght and surrounding districts. Tlscre were cocursion r-steamers from the Isle of Wighit, Southampton, ...