... ~ 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 ...

... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, ' . i Wednesday Aprl' 19 1854 ;y , Erl- E 185 = * ! : ,: The Queen held a Privy Council on Satuirdaysa~fter- P noon at Windsor Castle, wben a proclatnation was I ordered appoin~ting Wednesdaythe, 26th inst.. to be ob- t served as a day of hunailiation. 'Henry Inwin Adding- ton, Eq., by commuand of the Queen, as svrorn one of.! er D1ajesty's most honourable Privy Council, and took X his ...

... .IL I2WH8T. ,- S'it* PA'.ii IM )Vii h K -N C)18 ca NOr.9)B a ~ ~1l~e4 ci;oQ 1nca e$M t U[-iv ' wheat seiori; s doubts are beginin enltertained as~to . th'e et vhich may be produeedot the crops of. spring -. B 4~ coX, i~'iulisi &.r5s, fw$ y the protrcetsd drought, hot gunagF L'5 ,.diSB Wrd j onights,; ideedE ff my .bo regarde.d4 asi . R nea-ly'rtlsin *tlat~ more or ?? Ics-isiehief has ' ...

... THE B.LApE SEA BUTT. .- . .. ?? . I; 4telrs-t ?? n tjbag o eo a ha 4thiis.;'weecrn thit~the'day prcvo6cs1 A'dmhilbun ! das hed made a genfatfi signal for-a piarxine ofiicei roni- tic eac sbi td r6eaia -'6n bodsid the 'fla'-ship, to' co~py a ~enra1o~or ssed Y~iis.-Cloel'jPratt comm and- di in ag, ud' supproted by the conmnnder-in..hief, s :ts td thatt weeaa ourl expected that it w ould ...

... ILsEz-OF WGHT - , d l .; 1 . . . ! ' ATIIRDAY,' APRIL 29,1854. tl . f b NEWPORT' a The day of Prayer and' umilition asobered 'in t] Newport with great BanCtity ' the B0ops8 ,were closed, and i , busine6ss euipenlded. Sermons were preached in the mtnorning and evening 'at.'the ohur.ches aud ehapelC and'e large colle tions miade in' aid of the -fund Eor the familes n of those gone to fght the ...

... - ,WINCHEBSTER, ' ---SATIfDAi.,APRIL 29, 1854. :: . ?? - . - . : ?? z . ^; ;4:HRCAcNTlILZ GiAZETT.>', ?? . Friday Eevening. . Theweather has- again: become very cold, -with the' | winid from the Northi. ''.There was, ha'rdly any English, wheat frbsh up':for this morning's marketj but that 2 left ovef froml -Mdnday vas freely- offerod'at the terms then curtent; without o'xditing mueh attention. ...

... |; FROM THE EVENING PAPEIwSO our THE WAR. pub if stipi It ORSOVA, AFRcIL 6. dere Ef 9dr it Omar Pacha has received instructions from Constan lowi if tinople to Undertake. nothing until the iauxiliaries corn No BUCHAREST, AiRrL:4. bes r Pic Octechakoffbaiae published an 1 Order of thea' pare e day, in which the appr11ooobiuig arrival of Prince Pacse- gard 3, witsch, who will have the title ...

... , - i , , cited i4? LAL ! Mek@'s t~aslh1kro#vem~ fS ~it- Wh~bholfihgct'Z , ?? up~of ?? strata or' ?i Iamns, of .whichnDO fewer than twenty are foundE in a : ?? ringI~e-.roh~thijcI~ 'Sir.Chades ,Lyeli~ar$ues~ ~~~b th MisaTsip ?? ?? ,- ild, 'if \ Bi, 'miuiLow~ of ycarss .m@.ibv Rve7lap~sei s.tbeepo~sitioj of th'e'anocen't stratn. . YT.e,¢,motgttud~e~ oi £$s$ils .rfound. iwtr these'rocks ?? ;h X ...

... T1HE BALTIC F~t~iT:.s' -~ ~ ~ ~ . . .- L . 1. Vice-Admiral Sir Charles. 'aier, accompanid Rear-Admniral Chads, arrived at 6openhage , 1ntb I 6 instant, in the Wdin, ?? oge Bay, and hnd a conferene' ith the Daaiis GM'ei Wsenion : the following day the gsllaWtAdnimral. 'phid ;th speeotfi to the King at Fxedericksborg!;, and% oni ther8th returned to ,the Bay.' flear-Adnriral. Plumridge, with ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. fr THURSDAY, APRIL 271. Lord ELLENBOROUGH la wished to know whether there was any truth in the reports which had appeared in the Times as to the SC defective arrangements that had attended the disembar- tr cation of troops at Gallipoli, and if so, who was responsible for those arrangements 2 0 The Duke of NEtWCAstLE said, that he could state l from his own knowledge that a ...