... ;F11RE AAD DLOSS OF LIFE IN HATTON-; 1.11-l, ;GA R-EN. A fire,'attendhd wvith i Eerhus kdss ?? and fatal results to two or three persons, broke out betveen the hours of seven -nod eight on Saturday evening,. in: the 'h premises occupied conjointly by; Mr.- George Ross, an over- a shoe' and I'ndid rubber maker, Messes. Pakeman,'export v, tailors, Mr. Curtis, a clothier, dnd several -othsr ...

... S We have received despatches from Constantinople via Belgrade of the 16th. The only noveltywhich they contain is the statement that Baron Bruck, the Aus- hss trian internuncio, who arrived on the 14th, was en- an deavouring to induce the Porte to make some conces- ck sion to Russia. The Divan professed its readiness to es, accept any expedient consistent with the honour of a us sovereign ...

... THE CRIS[S IN TURKEY. I Two important events have succeeded one ano- ther rapidly-the sailing of the British fleet from Malta, and the final rejection of the last ultimatum by Turkey. Twelve sail of the line, two three- deckers, four two-deckers, three steam frigate, and two steam corvettes made all sail on the 8th, steering due east. Their destination was Besika Bay-a good anchorage ground at ...

... ABERGAVENNY- TOWN HALL. -WEDN.ESD.,Y. [Before the Hon. W. Rodney and the Rev. Geo. Gabb.] The only case that came before the Bench to-day, was that of a boy named Williams, whose mother stated his age to be five years. Ho was accused of taking some money from his sister, with which money the sister had been entrusted by a person who had sent her to buy something with it. The boy being of so ...

... LONDON MARKETS. CORN-MXCHANGE. MONDAY. At this morning's market there was a small show of wheat from Essex, and tbe quantity exhibited on the Kent stands was not by any meant large. Factors manife«teu no disposition to give way in their pretensions,and though the demand was not active, a fair clearance was made. at about the prices of Monday last. There was less inclination to buy foreign ...

... THE MORNING CH~ROXI LONDON: SATURDAY i JUNE 25, 1i, - In the HOUSn of LORDS, last. night, The Bishop of SALISBURY entered into% - rate vindication of his character againt stE that he had been guilty of selfishosuv of funds dedicated to the highest purpose- receiving and retaining a large sun ria rightfully his own. The Earl of CARDIGAN inquired Whet the intention of the Government to prow ...

... 7|E LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDA Y, JUNVE 21. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAY 2. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold a Draw- ing Room, at St. James's Palace, on Thursday, 23d June next, at two o'clock. WHITEHALL, JUNE 20. The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Henry Labouehere, the Right Hon. ...

... APPEAL DAYs.-The magistrates have fixed Thursday, the 21st of July, and Thursday, the 28th of July, for hearing appeals against assessments to the poor rate. LICENSING SESSeOm.-The annual licensing session for the borough will be held on the 24th day of August. E. C. GOI1ST, EsQ., of this town, has this week liberally presented to the Rev.- T. Clark, incumbent of Christ Church, a cheque for ...

... CORRESPON DENCE. THE REGATTA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE, to y Sin,-Being a member of the committee of the intended you regatta, I wish to draw the attention of the innkeepers jreaN and publicans to the following facts. In doing so, it is inl jour consequence of having only received a promise of sub- kicin scriptions from two or-three of that large and influential body. In all ...

... niotrict Newo, (For previous.District Ness, see Sbppkmrnt) Ri BOLTON. Ht DFFERING FOR SALE UNWHaoLEsoIMi MEAT.-On Thurs. Si ?? Elizabeth Tempest was brought before the magistrates, s ilte Borough Court, and fiued 20s. and expenses, for ex- D *-uiug for sale in tbe market, a quantity of veal utnfit for p 1.--Joseph Hulme was also Lined 20s. and ?? fur a P ti: liler offence. 'CrALtNr A HAMMER. ...

... ?? 6- . -whee n HousE or Loans, £cVESSDAY,JuNSE 22, 1853, hehb h Before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham, and other locke e Noble Lords. be v r The Common Law Judges present were-Mr. Baron udm( Alderson, Mr. Justice Coleredge, Mr. Justice Cresse, car Mr. Justice Erie, Mr. Baron Platt, Mr. Justicoilliame, ler c n Mr. Justice Talfourd, Mr. Baron Martin, and Mr. Justice tokin is Crompton. come ...

... . FOBEIGN INTELLIGENXCF if I p--IquCE. . [rOKI OUR OWS COEI&PONDENT.] PARIS, THuR5DAY.-The French are less occupied than you are in England with eastern affairs, or at any rate they talk of them less. The reason is that, to talk of them, it would be necessarY to study a little, and there is no one here who knows even the position of the Danubian provinces. The public ignorance is excessive, ...