... (From the United Service Gazette) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that is wvich the depot of the regiment is stationed.] let Life Guards, Windsor. 42nd, Gosport. 2nd Do., Regent's-park. C43,C. of G. Hope, Chatham. Royal H. Guards, Chobham. 44th, Gibraltar, Cisatham. let Drag. Guards, Newbridge. 45th, C. of Goodiope, Chatham. 2d, Dublin. 46th, Dublin. 3d, Longford. 47th, ...

... TUE EASTERN QUESTION. (From the Morning Post, of Tuesday.) Oil Tuesday last we announced the most important and 5ignificant fact that has occurred since the agitation of tie Eastern question-namely, that on the 24th ultimo a nolference was held at Vienna, at which the representa- tives of England, France, Austria, and Prussia agreed to a proposal of the nature of an ultimatum, which was there- ...

... ?? THE AUTRALIN MARETS. b of TO THE EDITORS 0OF THE LIVERPOOL~ MERCURY. ?? GxrNTLHMFN,-' have just received a letter from a frjend hof mine in Melbourne, complaining In most bitter terms of 0 iitthe bareness of stock in the Australia akt. mns 'a the chief articles he names the price of boots and shoes.I ?? former cannot be obtained under £2 to Z2 10s. per Ctpair, besides having to go to numeru ...

... tilE Although there is no possibility of Mr. Adder- be: ley's Bill for the Care and Reformation of Juvenile be! Offenders passing into law this session, its recep- tion in the H1ouse of Commons on the second reading, and the fact of a measure, called the m, Juvenile Mendicity Bill, with a collateral -object w in view, having come down from the House of Tt Lords, in a state which, had there ...

... F OREIGN. I CHINA, ata The Times says: We have received by this mall two be letters from our correspondent. The first is dated Hong- aol kong, May 24, and is as follows :- 10' The 'Mails of the 24th of 'March and the 8th ot April from London arrived hire on the 22nd ult. ha, ?? The China news by this opportunity is important. Tu Tie latest dates from Shaughae are to the 10th ult. pet by ...

... It is understood that Mr. P. B. Beamish will be the liberal candidate for the vacancy created in the represent- ation of Cork city by the expected appointment of Mr. Commtssiorer-Murphy. It seems that no fewer than three petitions have pro- ceeded from the electors of the pure and unspotted bo- rough of Sligo-two against the return of Mr. John Sad- leir, and the third against Mr. John Patrick ...

... I I my The officers of the London police force have made an Lad application for an Increase of wages, in consequence of de, the increased price of provisions. kee, I The firemen of Manchester are now to receive, while on duty, 2s. for the first hour and Us. for each hour sub- en. sequently, instead of is. and 6d. as before. 3 as some thieves broke into Tynemouth Church, on Tues- o day night ...

... THE LITERARY EXHIBITION, ACADEMY DAY AT STONYHURST COLLEGE, I r-. S -- AM A_ .. N (Fraine a corrcqsondecnt) 3. Inter sylvus Academi quierere vert-un. Jo, Stonyhurt-e College, In Lancashire, as our readers are aware, ie He a celebrated and flourishing InstItution, undei~the direction of the H. learned and Pious followers of the Sainted Ignatius Loyaa.SI Here youth are traineid In troth and ...

... ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE XVEGETARIAN SOCIETY. i. I . The annual banquet of the society for promoting the use I of a vegetable diet, wvas~ held in the Selford Town Hall, on Friday evening.- 'The place was decorated, as on former i occasions, with appropriate ornaments acnd inscriptions, set- l0 ting forth the examples and the testimony of eminent persons, in recommendation of this manner of life. ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. ?? . MANCHESTER, i SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1853. : :I THE EASTERN QUESTION.-RUSSIA AND ?? ?? ' 7' TURKEY. ;.1 The intelligence from the east of Europe is not calculated to allay public apprehension on the pend- ing eventualities of the Russo-Turkish question. The Czar seems fully determined to brave all consequences; for, while the other powers are negociating with every ...

... -) . Tistrittq r .m - I A T .qTRTNTrl.A 17 sea III ALTRINCHAM. g a Tu ?? H EvaST.-The continued wet weather has jncaused Barg quantities of -hay to be spoiled in this district. icb There is ls a great breadth uncut, oa account of: the un- do usually wet. weather. tsr- OFFENCE AGAINST THE POLICE ACT. - On, We dinesday no- last, Clharles.Cruise, a boy in the seryice of Mr. Fletcher, of mnd ...

... ? , I - Diotrict:Ntb)o. ?? .w wN . -: 'n - (For previous District News, see Supplement.) b3t ppewn_. ASHTON. d Mo0SLBY WAFKES-On Monday last, the scholars, teachers, , and friends of the Christian Sunday School, Moseley, pro. *e ceeded, by special train, on a pleasure excursion to Alton, nd Towers. The weather during the morning was unfavour- Id able, but in the afternoon the rain ceased for ...