... If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate, If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks ...

... TURKEY AND RUSSIA. TURKEY.-RUPTURE WIT.H GREEcE-AIl political and commercial relations between Turkey and Greece are broken off. When Nechet Bey, the Otoman charge d'affaires at Athens,askedI hat the Greek officers who had joined the insurgents sbould be recalled, the government replied that they had resigned their commissions. When he coin- plained that their resignations had been acceptel, ...

... TaE MANCHESTER COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION AND TErl STrIKES.- 'The annual meeting of the Manchester Commercial Association Was held on Monday, and there was a more than ordinerilv large attend- nnce of the members. The chair was taken by Mr James Aepinal Turner, president of the association, who, in opening the proceedings, touched upon several topics engaging attention atbthe present mo- ment. and ...

... * NICHOLAS AND DIOGENES. ITICUOLAS. bost thou know who I am, fellow ! that thou darest to laugh in my fare t nIOGENEBe. Do not call mefeltlow. NICHOLAS. What art thou else? Fellow I am, but no fellow of thine. I always spoke the truth aboveground; thou never didet. Desirest thou to know who are my fellows? NICHOL.AS. Not I indeed. DtOGENES. I thought so; but thou shalt. NICHOLAS. Threatenest ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE We are glad to be able to contradijetthie reportot death of Lient.-Colonel Crombie, of the Coldtream Gpoards. The gallant I officer is not dead, but by this time on his way to England, and in well-founded hope of complete restor4ion to health, Boesides the gallant colonel, the following officers come home on medical certi. ficate :-Lieutenant Stevenson, 30rh ...

... 7 a R B.r1f PRaIZES.-Lieutenant Suithett, ofthe Tribune,;'1 . screw,' now in the Baltic, arrived ?? on the 30th ult., in charge of the Russian Finlannd harque Fistenix, taken by th.i Trtbusio on thse' 12th, off Gothland, The Phceni: hiad' on board wien tkfe seventy personsp including' her own crew and officers. 'The paserigeis on board consisted of of icers and seamen whose vesssla had been ...

... Tuesday, June 13. Office of Ordluance, June 13.-Royal Regiment of Artillery: J. T. Coch- rane, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. Bankrappis.-S. Potts, Hove, Sussex, carpenter. [Jones, Quality court, Chancery lane.-G. Butler, late of Nicholas lane, Lombard street, auctioneer. [Butler, Tooley street.-J. Allen, Courthorpe terrace, Bermondsey Nesw road, grocer. [Mtay, Princes street, Spitalfields. ...

... I If I might give a short hint to An impartial ?? it would be to tell him his fate, If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unblessed truth let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them ef virtues, when they hare any, then the mob attacks lm ...

... HOU Sl OF LOIRP Mlfonday, March 6. CRIMINAL LAW BILLS. Lord ST LEONARDS, in rising to ask what were the intentions of the government with respect to the bills for the consolidation of the criminal law, took occasion to trace the history of the various efforts which had been made to deal with this important subject. 'He said that the first commission which was issued for this purpose originated ...

... FouriH Concert, Monday, April 24th. PAT 1. Sinfonia, MS. (first time of performance) ?? Rosenhain. Recit. and Aria, Vedr6 mentr' io sospiro, NSozze di -1- garo, Signor Belletti ?? Mozart. Concerto in A minor, Violin, Herr Molique. Molique. Renit. and Aria, Nein, in den Tod, Alceste, Madame C. Novello ?? Gluck. Overture, Isles of Fingal ?? MendelsholD. PART RI. Sinfonia in B flat, No. 4 ?? ...

... tatrot Intelligence. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCo 1 1. The ' Prussian Correspondence' of the 7th of March publishes an elaborate official declaration, by which it ap- pears that Prussia alone, in this great conjuncture of European affairs, renounces all participation in the active measures contemplated by the other Powers, boasting that she is bound by no positive engagements to that extent. But, ...

... .If I might give a short hint to an impartial writerit would be to tell him his fate Mf be resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of tellint unbiassed truth let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the las. lf he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks ...