... ~ 2- - a e?-S ;!:g ' , I. ?? BE PvRS. ('Froi? thre Mos.kinW lost) ?? The Easterin quiestiowhag ellteifid.a ne'hr.''T. gthe. oppoicition offered tto'lussia, b~ theesrio-e 'g Is is adde'd wo rejoice to, ta, I~~citlt sei~fG 'r~wi *many. BY a protocol, signed, we beeeweaee a Iincorrect in staiing, yesterday, '6r tcl;day' at farthet WI Is Austria; and Prutssia ~have placed' fornually on ...

... PREPARATIONS FOI OWR. ?? A ?? *EMBA.EAT N R OF 6TOOPS. [y Lord Raglan, Lord de Ros, and Sir Baldwin Walker arrived in Paris ?? morning fromnLondon. -The i object of Lord,Raglan!s visit was to discuss the plan of le the campaignm -with the, Minister of War; . and that of is Sir, Baldwin Walker,-to concert measures with the Naval authorities. They returned to London on Wednesday. lhe 93rd ...

... . I r- a- m-- l-1 (From the Timses.) The Journal of St. Petersburgh of the 2ud of March, t inserts the answer-of the Russian Cabinet to Lord John Ruesell's speecb of the 17th of February. t The Russian Government thiuks fit tQ declare, that I whatever maight be the grounds of mistrust entertained . by other Power,, the Euglish Ministry bad no reason to doubt the views of Russia, inasmuch as at ...

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... I ? .1 . i ?? i I E.- - I ?? t I , F T, Mr- ?? (From ahe kpcat, Ministers'ijhive, ~h rutf cabinet council, under ?? A~ut ai the institu.-a- ti~ik itself has. never ~fr inse We have hiad'in H. ?? 6Aint~jy'jie ~bd'oact of great -conflicts, so] and Britisht, cabinets have me't to confront powerful 'WI ename-;bota teciefest' andl last occasion oft tat go lcndth e~eprise w4t to' avert 'an immediate ...

... SATWRDMI, OO'POBERB281 A8.54.; ; ,1 :] ;t ?? ?? ' .il 'V ,A~furblior, aimportant rise,, ls; takeup-jlace a ihi value ~oi~rnbea ~heothio day :week~anldanll othlei'1arttlcs litwe I'PLIuyticipated it'. the -uoticid 'moyooielit. Wh'a het al-*, j. ncty~ o proiil oefcasions_, ?? to accoulnt'l` 'ther~xtetirIar dva'an.o~ anid'do~notlcnpgowtibat w~~,ian ~irtevdeit~. udera iprssin iet ?? -,Ilt~ooiati'o ...

... TH35 i4A;?- pi 19 - i orYAR i ?? , Thel,61'tilij, UO ?? ?? ssnt's of the Dsik of, Parf'sthtbeifitbis 12-' Oss'sa~'Mak'I'~ 3,$t palfpst five pm- theo 'Kir 'or Duke';494'ikiiig WW'ttSifala' Sant L'ucia, scpa' ii 'W~edb 'i'd dioii blas64't in the co~im Iof bw ly Hu5~aigf g'61s.1 Ai' h~iim~ bii;to the 'oreije cf'e eid by-ptr.et, cR~d'B 'aioI amnrs po thti ;ht im fres~h 'al~atier' pt'reet ?? ...

... SIR CHARLES NAPIER'S GENERAL ORDERS TO I THE FLEET. In anticipation of bringing the enemy to action Sir Charles Napier has issued throughout his ieet the follow- ing general orders, to be carried into effect on the signal to engage being given, These regulations were drawn up by Rear Admiral Chads:- 1. The established number of fall charges to be completed after exercises with cartridge. ?? On ...

... . . - . ?? . they -o tile EDITOR Of ?? H&AI--RE TELEGnnn . vici Sm,-When people throw, stones they must expect to impC bethrownatinreturn. Mr, Hall has thrown stones, sa and now seems angry with' me because I returaed ' 1s plan fire. ' It is true he: dd uot single me out,' as he has pro- - mu,' bably never seen'rne,-butwhat of that? He east his Unit missiles about right and l'ft without ...

... From Friday's Londoiv Gszette. LORD CAPER.IN8 OpitE, APRIL 18. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold'A Levee at St. James's Palace, on Friday, the 9th June mext, at two o'clock. ST. JAES'S PALACE, May 19. The Qneen has been pleased to appoint Anne, Duchess of Atboll, to be one of the Ladies of the Bedchamber in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of Anne, Countess of Charlemont, ...

... On Tueeday the annual meetinig of the Labourers' Encouragemetnt Society wias held at- the White Horse d Hotel, RoDisoy, under the superinten.dence of its c President, the Right Hon. Viscount 'Palmerston.nf IMoney prizes, ranging from Jos. to 21., were awarded t.: ito shepherds, teanismein, ploughnieno seedimen and drill- t. imen, rickmiakers and thatchers, and, turniphoers, la- -n bourers with ...

... The reported bombardment. of Odesia, on the 17th inst., by the allied fleets, is not confirmed, although there are accounts from Constantinople of a later date than those ginch the Vrknae Pre-sc gives as the founda-- tion of the statement. The fleets on the evening of the e 14th instant were lying distributed between Varna, Kavarna Bay, and laaljick, only. waiting a lulL of the weather to ...