... In consequence of repairs at Aigburth Church, the con- gregation for the present attend divine worship at the. new church at Grassendale. Owing to this arrangement the church on Sunday was crowded. This and next week a series of German and Italian operas will be givcn at the Theatre-toyal, the artists engaged being Madame Caradori, Mademoiselle Zinimer- man, Miss F. Fluddart, Herr Reichardt, ...

... Dr. Bowring is about to lecture in this town on China; also on the decimal coinage. The privilege of collecting the ashes from the parish of Marylebone has been let this year for £5651. In Liver- pool we give somewhereabout £10,000 a year for a person to take sway the ashes. Commissions signed by the lord-lieutenant of the county palatine of Lancaster:-1st Regimient of the Duke of Lancaster's ...

... SECO;ND JVDITIN-..| KMciL-o1`le9, TUUiAy, Nov. 22, vs O'cliCK, 'AM TI=E WAR IN THE EA. s Letters from thefprincipalities state that nn iase-bad been publiabed'giing permission to the port of 6dessa to continue its commerce with vessels sailing. under neutral dgfags. ; ' The Bosman corps of 10,000 men was prepariogto cross it it the Sarvian terrntory in order to join t~he Turks,' although no ...

... -O ;. J L ,AECTURE ROOM'AT MECHANICS' INSTITUTE NEVER USED. TOHTHi EDITORS OF THE -LIVElPOOT! MERCURY. re Gzxsn~islw,-Dr. Bowring'e lecture last night reminds ns, thb re subscribers to the buliding of the Mechanics' Institution, hoev; n little that excellent room is used. We, many of us, gave more Or moley, thaD was a aU conveoient to have a leeture room, where l: wenmight receive intrubtion ...

... f Every day brings new and often most contra- A dictory rumours on the action of the hostile, despi 1 armies in the East. At present, no very serious de pi r conflict seems to have taken place; but all along, Turl the Turkish frontier, wherever there is a Russia embi e force, the state of war has been actively recog- ov t] a nised. In the Eastern provinces of the Ottoman to tl h empire the ...

... I]?7 SA. M.v. X;--i .. rd 1 d (From Its San Francico Herald.) d The great basin in the middle of our territory, bounded'. i on the north' by the' Wahastch mountains and the settle- e meets of the Mormons in Utah', on the east by the Rocky r mountains skirting the right bank of the Rio Grande, onr e the south by the Gila, and on the west by the Sierra o Nevada, is a region still almost unknown. ...

... EVANGELICAL CONTINENTAL SOCIE TY. A publio meeting In furtherance of thte claims of this society, forme with the objeot of aseisting and encouraging evangelioat Tt societies on the COntinent in their endeavast poaaethe D gospel, was held at King-strelet Chapel on Monday evening wi last, when'the spacious buildlingwas filled to overfilowing. The chair Was taken by Robert Leonard. Esq., to A ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE TUre --f Tusa Nov tt, a ve~try meeting wR3 1i convened to obtain a cslrchl. rate of oeneieny in the £., at which was opposed; but on a poll being taken, the rate was obtained by amajority Of 3h A s Looosso-oV~s' A-rThe Lodagi-ghotmts' Act comes a into operation on the 4th instant, for tile sub-division of Pi Rugeley. including C-ottOll. NMalesYn, Ridware. Pipe Rid- T wale, ...

... I pOGRAXiME OF NEWTON AUTUMRN I Meeting. - - - Thursday, November 24. ,stewards: Thomas Legh, Esq., and Captain White. Lessee and Clerk of the Course: Mr. E. W. Topliam. Judge: Mr. E, Johnson, of York. A HNICoetAP SELLTING HURLE'a RACE Of 5 Sove each, with 30 added; the winner to be sold for 120 sevs; if entered to be sold for 100 sove, allowed.41b; 80, 71h; 60, 101h; 40, 1M1b; 30, i8lb; 20, ...

... - (YPoic SiXl Yetcs ill Indica, bcy 31rs. Coltin Jlac-. kcaex:ie.) TIE following passage relates to the battles of Aliwal and Sobraon, in the campaign of 1846; and if it be not true, it is proper that Mrs. Mackenzie should be told so-and at once:- On Saturday, 20th of March, 1847. my husband rode out with two other officers to see the field oft Aliwal, which is about fourteen miles distant. ...

... 'I'lH E ARMY. Tnit: TROOI'S IN TIIL Wr-s INDIES.-By the lasb advices the health of the troops in general was good. By the death of Major-General James Camupbell, a good service pension of £200 lapses to the eommantli'r- in-chief for disposal to somie living meritorious officer. Te general conmnaiding in chief has issued an or- dfer, that the labit of allow in- men to appear, throtui- out th! ...

... jorcigil THE WARl IN T HI-]. . A3 ?? Tunt following is from the Times of Monday:- ?? SaViATURIAY EVENN. -A -cOLudinlg to tele- gra^phic advices from 1lBeluharest of the 1Gth, Prince Gortschakoff had ruturuied. It is said that the Rus- sian troops have evacuated TLesser \Nallachiia. The Turlis are still firmly poeteul at Kalafat. SAxru U: an NilGiT-On the 14;11 tile Servian Iloes- poliar ...