... SEAMLEN'S STRITM, AT SOUFH SHIELDS. A very nunsereus deuxonetration ot seamen and pitmen belos..ing to the Ive aid Wear was hell in South Shields on Mondzy. During the forenoel, narlay 3,000 potonl;, two-thirds ef tne eL sailors, walked in procession throug A 2the principal streets of the towns of South and North Shields, and in the afternoon a large meeting was helL on the Bents, near the ...

... LODGIDNGS FOR THE CzOLEsA. No. II. SeB,-From all parts of the country the public bare accounts of the lodgings still left open for the occupation of the cholera. These accounts amply justify teie space I have ventured to occapy in your journal They show that the chief towns of this country are an a meot sin- healthy state-that sanitary science has, up to the present Moment, accomplished very ...

... NTAVAL Iamb 1G ;Of. | ApHIRALTY, SEPT. 26.-Aocuerfgcfr d- Peyi5stt5, J. B. lay' to Madaguoar Clerk in Charge, R. Allen:to Tria. Clerk, F. A. Cave to Magician. Midohipnian, J. H. 1W. Spalding to Lnndois . WOOLWICH, SEPT. 27.-APPOLITMENTSe.-Surgeons, John 11. Carruthers (1841), to the WineS'eoter6, 5Oal& ship, on the East Indies station;- Andrew iBatwsell, M.D. (1851) to -the, Bittern, 12, sloop ...

... TUESDAY, SEPTISmER 27. WAR-OFFICE.-26th Regt. of' Ft., Ens. H. C. Hardinge, tb be iet.,by purchase,vice Ficklin, whoretiree; G. W. Northey, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, viee Hardinge.-42d Ft., Capt. A. Paterson, from the 68th Ft., to be Capt. viee Rameay, who ?? Ft., G. W. Li31ingston, Gent., te be Ens., by purchase, vtce Bent., who -c.eires.6t~th Ft., Capt. A. Barasay, from the 49d Ft., ...

... TO CQn:pORn:R1NTS. 1 Correspondents who do not find their com, ?? noticed, may infer that we cannot answer them, or decline to do so. We further cannot, under ANXY CIRCUM STANCES, CHARGE OURSELV;S WITH A R3TUP.10 MSS. W.G(AROUTT, JUy-The duty isI0s. 6d, The exemp. tion is for any person who shall keep any horse which shall be used truly, and without fraud, for the purpose of husbandry, or of ...

... CIETY OF Iffy 1 E1GI8TRATION. The revision of the lists of voters wals rested and. concluded on Tuesday, by Mr. T. Y. M'Christie, in thie Court of Common Pleas, Guildhall. The whole of the liNU having been gone throug., Mr. Sidney Smith rose and said, that' as theyh:iad now completed the lists, he begged, on behalf of himself apd his colleague, Mr. Ledgeri to acknowledge the impartiality and ...

... Our Australian despatchee contain particulars of the loss of the Earl of Charlemont, Captain Garner, a Live- pool emigrant ship, carrying 425 passengers, bound for Sydney and Melbourne, which went ashore on Barwee. heads on Sunday, the 18th of June last. The Earl of Charlemont sighted Cape Otway on the preceding Friday, passed it about twelve o'clock, and kept off about two miles from the ...

... EINTHUSIASD[ AND BIGOTRY. * Much, no doubt, to the, disgust of the Roman Catholics of ' this country, the Grand Duke of TUSCANY has again brought himself before the world, by causing the arrest of Miss M. Cu- NINGHAME, a young Scottish lady, for the high crime of distributing, to some Italian peasants in the neighbourhood of Lucca, an Italian copy of the Protestant version' of the Bible, and ...

... (BY OUR OWN REPORTER.) DIe& of Weltinqtofl, 180, screw, Commodore H. B. Martin, CiB., 1827, Channel Squadron. Britannia, 120, Rear-Admiral J. W. D. Dundas, C.B. Meditey. ranean. Steputu, 120, Rear-Admiral A. Fanshawe, C.B., Portsmouth. St. George, 120, Commodore M. Seymour, 1826, Devonport. Ti-afalgar, 120, Capt. H. F. Greville, 182, Mediterranean. If aterioo, 120, Vics-Admiial Hon. J. Percy, ...

... ARIY STATIONS, OCTOBER I, iasa. ?? Larn GuAnfls. Wiudsor 39th, Cork 2nd, Regent's-park 40th, Australia; Waterferd. Royal H. GVrADs, Hyde-park 41sb, Malt2; Dub-in lst DRAG GvADs4 Dublin 4und, Portsmouth 2nd, Dblin 43rd, C. of G. H.; Chatham 3rd, Longford 44th, Gibraltar; Chathan 4th, Dundalk 45th, Cape of G. Hi.; Chatham 6th, Ballincollig 46th, Dublin 6th, Ipswich 47th, Malta; Birr 7th, Cahir ...

... . ?? __D SLUSSIA. f- Ian. We are without any very important inneewgence irom, Lion ?? of the Easternj qes~tiotn, by the latest accounts, bsing Still intebndofipoay Te report of the Whole o Ith niidufleets having entered the Dardanelles is not cofile, but is very probable that Mach a step has been ere this taken. There is no doubt but what Admiral DundaH has received orders to ptace his fleet ...

... CHINESE PLAYING' AT SOLDIERS. The fellowing letter, from, a private correspondent, will be read with interest:- SsAeeorAr, July 10.-News is coming into Shanghtae from all ouarters that the disafection is becoming gene- ral throughout the whole country. The payment of cures is everywhere resisted, andi at Skanghai it was expected by every one, both retives and foreigners, that the man- darias ...