... ?? 'o-vtoap-9 Itelt-gon 4!?A;Cttv- WARl OFFICE, SrET. 30. 2nd Regiment of Dragoorsl-H. E. Handloy, Geni., to bo Cornet, by purclase, Vicc Feilden, Appointed to the 13th LightDragoons. !3rd Liglit' Dragooas-icjut. R4. M. Willilems, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutilallt, vice Sullivan, vbo ex- chat gee. 11th Light Dragoonns-Liout. J. Mii~llr, to be Cap- tali, by puellase, vice Brisco, vho ...

... THE 'CLOUD IN THE EAST. The -conomist, of wbich it is well known Mr.Wilson ,i too.P., Secretaty of the Board of Trade, is the conductor, shadows forth as followse, the policy of the Western LPowers on the Eastern Question :-We confess we f have scarcely any nope-we see Ecaresly any possibility' -of the chronic controversy being finally closed without, c ra war ; but it by no means follows that ...

... mincD0cer. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1853. 2 5 bIEI.CAIZLE GAZErTE. Friday Eyes tng. d Thiere is no mnaterial alteration to notice in the tone of tr the graiN trade. Opinion is still in favour of a further rice in guotations. Affairs in the east seem snore corn- plicated than ever indeed, it difticult to conceive how D the matter is to be settled withlout war. Meanwhile we continue to 7cceise ...

... e Strikes and tares-out still continue. In some cases an understanding has been come to between the masters rsand the workmen, sometimes to the temporary advan- ctage of the latter, and in a' few case$ upon the old terms o cremuneration. In manny cases the differences arc not of yet marc up, and the rapidly approaching winter will d but too probably find many of our artisans and labourers d'b ...

... (From the Board of Health.) NwECAsTLE.vPON-Tt'E, SEPT. 29. Sept. 28-Cholera, denths ?? ?? 20 ti Diarrhoea ?? ?? ?? 1 C Sept. 29.-Cholera, deaths ?? 29 Diarrhoea ?? ?? ?? 5 a Tbc total number of deaths from cholera and P diarrhoea in Newcastle during the present outbreak bus a been 1,342. In the same period (viz., the first 29 days) c1 during the prevalence of epidemic cholera there in b 1831-2 ...

... LOlNDON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1853. RoYaL DEER STALINGO AT BALMOtRAL.--PrifcO Albert has recently been much occupied with deer stalking. The sport though, on the whole, good, has been very unequal. Onl one occasion, seven deer feel to his Royal Highness's ride-two red and five roo-deer -which were carried home in great triumph, the samne evening. Connected with this noble sport, there is ...

... THE SANITARY,,CONDITION OF THE - 'BOROUf9; - I eom- vtar, A special meeting of the Board of Guardians wvas eiht' hold an Thursday, at the Board-Rooms, Mill-dama,for .1 the purpose, of meeting Mr..Hawley, the Inspector from I H. the Poor Law Board, in reference to the sanitary eon--e of dition of the Borough. I an T'he membareo of the Board present were Mejsrs,.. JF.- Pratt (Chairmuan), Lovy ...

... The Journal des Debats compares the Government measures to meet the scarcity of bread in 1846-47 with the measures now taken to meet a similar crisis. In 1846-47 the city expended 9,024,699 francs 91 cents, in relieving, for nearly twelve months, about 400,000 necessitous persons ;but now the municipal authorities have undertaken to assist 1,422,000 people, and to ox- pend 42,660 francs a-day, ...

... Lord Palmerston was on Monday morning pretented Ind ?? the freedom of the city of Perth, in the presence 'his of two thousand people assembled in the City HIall. Hils speech in reply was vcry discrect-sils topics being it' the political piogress of the mountry, the diffusion of thle 'ri- principles of constitutional freedom throughout Europe, i.and the suppreosien of the slave-trade, The ...

... .POST-OPVtWCE, LON DON, t'FRTD)AY) D)RSTINATIO.S. SOUTUAMT PoN STATION. Liblon, Spain, ens Gibraltavr Gibraltar, Malta, and Geoanco, Innian oulands, Egypt, Coy- ]on, India, and China, ?? British Co OiO id0 in the West Indies (excapt IlondornOnanl Nassau) PrioroignCGaos]iVS,&c. in tho West Indies (except Navana), Califoina, Vane- snula, Noww Craamda, Chili and Pere, Grey Town (St. Joan do ...

... d, mpL T n. e The following circular has recently been issued by le the Admiralty sd C Men absent with leave for 24 hours are not to be ds cnecked on the ship's books, if they return to the ship Y during the day on which their leave may expire, and their provisions, or savings, are to be considered as duo to them for that time. R- But if men who may have obtained leave for 24 -hours, do not ...

... curoSa.p 'sbOn eamttt. - ---I -_ WVHITEfIALL SEPT. 26. The Queen has boen pleased to appoint the Rev. J. D 'Tol'mie to the church at Tomintoul, in tbe parish of d Kirkmicha(l, in the Presbytery of Abernetby, and shire E of Baufl, vacont by the death or thle Rev. George Bruce. a WHITEHALL, SEPr. 27th, 1853. h 'Ihe Queen has been pleased to appoint George b Young, Esq., advocate, to bo Sheriff ...