... STATIONS OF THE BRITfSH ARMY, On the 1st September, 1853. (Front the United Service Gazette) 0 1, [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that in 3. which the depit of the regiment is stationed.] n Ist Life Guards, Hyde-park. 41st, Malta, Mullingar. n 2nd Do., Regent's-park. 42nd, Portsmouth. d Royal H-I. Guards, Windsor. 43d, C. of G. Hope, Chatbam. Ist Drag. Guards, Newbridge. ...

... SALFORD '.TW COU.NCL.; I , - _- E - i i :a:- A special meeting of the Salifordi-town counoil was held on Wednesday, ~at the Town Hall. The mayor, Mr. Frankr Ash ton, was in the chair. - ?? V The overseers presented their annual returns of. te. vau of rateable property. According to. these there, is in Salford 0 liable to the poor-rate, property to the. amount of £ 100,926 la.; and in that pert ...

... I m- -L ATEST NEWS. ?? Ven ]BY R1LECWHI10 TZhLIEGNXIf.. hi by S. JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAV TELEGRAPH. by Manchester, Septemnber 8~,41853, 'fiveio'clook p.m. PARis BoURISE.-CLOSI5IG PntcES OFr Taze DAT.4 Three ?? fa r. Four-anda-n.H elfr ?? - pit __ Bank ?? 2,800 to ed' Fve Vienna, Septemnber2, 1I$53. Il e ?? POP - xlag ?? to . Bank ?? 13.98 (g.: ?? _ MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICES. I - ...

... 6. krl~bavl5 (tgolblull. oltjif the Moir0. Nature has given Its two ears andbut one month, for this reason, that we should hear twice as much as we should speak. Riches without virtue are a ilrebrand in the hands Of a mad- man, given only as a ?? evidence of their trifling value, since they are often inherited by the most worthless of mankind. Every thing is accidental; even our birth that ...

... , THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. P .- MANCHESTER, - : I -: 1: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1853. - THE QUEEN'S. VISIT TO IRELAND., The QUEEN'S visit to Ireland-the great event of as ° the week-has been celebrated with all the exuber-to I lance of Irisb fervour, so natural to the people, and th i (0so appropriate to the occasion. We hardly know or how more could be said of what may justly be reel d, garded ...

... ; I -1- ? ? -1 i I - , itan A ? probindal. ?? fsjctr?R? .. ?? LobBoOA.Te statement that Lord Brougham late badreenly cm into possession-of 4S0,000 bequeathed to cele him by thle l~at Mrs. Flaberty has been contradictedA IMOTTON ' Bsima.-An importation has just taken late 1lc tLn~, by asteam-vessel from Holland, of a pack- Sue( ag 0tiigsal uniiso ifferent kinds of beer. 1LE Teesmlsfber ...

... I t ko -- . . I 1, - . . . M-% _ ; - nA the heir On Tuesda~yevening, Cardinal Wisewan deliv ered a lec.ture r as at the Philharmonic Ball, a report of whiqh occupies upwards tjlb of six columns of the Liverpool Times of Thursday hc wasstaes hattheaudence was ecesedingly numerous, and that' Pro- the -cardinal, attired in ecclesiastical costume, was hailed line with loud applause. on his ...

... ~ ~'faInou 11 1 begged t FRANCE. wt'e A letter from Brest of the 29th uilt, states that tisa fleet in has-beeti that port, which had received orders to weigh anc~hor bead resistatnc subsequently received counter orders on Saturdsay last. A case. 'I fresh order has reached Admiral Bruat to hold ~tite fleet in self to readiness to sail, of ?? Letters from Marseilles of the ZIA1s ulthnlo announce ...

... TM.'l LIVERPOOL-KERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ?? 185%. SALUS POrULI LEX SSLXEMA. s U MAl A R Y. The Qiieen, his Royal Iiighnslsa Prince Albert, md the Prince of Walu, and Priaca Alfred are IIwy. iii Telatd. Thoe royal squadroia lay in the outer- fin hat bour at 11INyhead during the whole of Sinda Tra and, on. Nionday orninlg, at a quarter after three ?? oo'lok, started for Dublin. The W -v-utter ...

... Sley 64 CORRECTION. ith TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MBROURY. ?? correct, in your nsext, anu erroryou made he be roure paper of this day. In reporting the hearinig of my case ih ethr fe licensing magistrates, you state that, in addition to be- me being 'dned twrice, there wvas a police report against the ied house. This is not true; the house has never been fined.- ...

... I LT T A : Every one interested in the welfare of his fellow- tha thit creatures must desire the diminution of intemperance. con There cah be no doubt that of late years the sobriety nisi con of society has been rapidly advancing. To this im- recc provement a variety of circumstances have con- won tributted. The progress of education has been open tob ing up to the people other sources of ...

... I I ? f4iordlancouo. . ?? ?? ?? PRIVATE BILLS IN TEE HOUSE OF CoMMONS,-On Mon-. day, a return, obtained by Mr. Brotherton, was printed, show- h ing that in the late session there were S14 petitions deposited 8 at the Private Bill Office for acts of parliament. e THE CoiNAGUE.-It is shown by a return to parliament, S published, that, in three months, from the Ist April to the r,30th of June ...