... GL.ASGOW', APRIL 28. | 2'/Ie Screw StuCner Simial-2lie fleet of the Penin- sular and Oriental Company lias received a magnificent accession in the screw steamier Si ml a, wvlicib, having been just completed by Messrs. Tod & Macgregor, niled fronm the Broomiclaw, on Moni day last. Shte will remain a day or two at the Gareloch, to have her compasses adjusted, whence shte sails to Southamnpton; ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIOENCE. 2 neigl Prance. T I On Thursday morning the. Duke of Cambridgisarrived at The IStrasburg onl his way to Vienna, and left again for Vienna, ac- thle coinpanied by Hi. do Toulongioon, one of the. Emperor's Aides 4003; do-Camp. . ._ . I - I The Fr6enlh Baltic fleet 'has sailed from Brest for the Gulf, Tf Finland. It convoys the oxpeditionary~foree, consisting of in- sine, ...

... THE STATE OF THEF CONTINENT. THlE W,1,1. Vienna, Priday, April 21. A correspoidence frotm thlt Liweiri I Iaillibe, iii tile P'resse, dated. \pril 13, says:- A great battle hs liseen 1 iiigllt be- tween l'ascligagiez aild K ciielli, in the I) ?? 'The .wSianIS Wvei dietested, Witih thil i OSS o~f :3)(0 llenl. TIe 'l'urks lost 1500. 'hlil combin ied fleets iff Kiistelndjo ritul!redil material ...

... ; FROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE. 'Downing Street, Aprit 1.5. s The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for tbe' ap- pointmeent of the Right Hon. Sir James Robert George GrahamBart., to be an ordinary member of the Civil Division of the First Class, or : Knights Grand Cross, of the Most lion, Order of the Batb. Waar Office, April 18. , . 32dRaeimentofFoot,-LieLit.-Gen, Sir ...

... The Council was then constituted-the Lord Provost in the chair. The minutes were read. IROTEST AOAGiANT THlE WATEit BILL Before the mitilses were signed, litr. GEnaianLI. said that thcse wore imperfect, in so far as they did not contain the protest whichi he hall tenlered at that meeting against the water bill. It merely said lie had tendered a protest but the Lord Provost bad broken up ithe ...

... lIUISJA ANiD THE WESTLERN P'OWERS. I't fi n ing ''ijeclttatteito', is cointlfined in the 8St. Pfeters- a nt Inityl .Jotnalnn of the 31[st of MarchI (13th A pri I) wih FlRance and Great Britain have now, at list ned lisguiscd ly hia' departed from thle systemi Of conmielast hostility which they fit3L t~ad previously adopted ttgaineat Rutssia, ptarticularly by order- titit h g' tht ir titels to ...

... FROM TIHE LONI)ON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. At ith Curt at Windsor, the 1th M lt v da Aptril, 1851, piruoset,. thle Queen's .'Most )Excel loot MtajeslV inl C'iitil. II or 13 abeoty ill Council weas 104 h is cm pleased, Oil 1 rea e oht of thul, Rdiht H oniourable thle Lord, lif thle Conliliittee of Comticil ott1 Ettacat iou, to i appoinit thle 11ev. Edwvard Penrose A )oi L3.A., Fellow of AlIt Souls, ...

... SOME years ago we were accustomed to hear every now and.then of the ruinous condition of the British fleet- now we hear as often of its wonderful strength and effi- ciency. WYe never paid much attention to the former . statements, but the latter forces'itself on our attention; for the vastness of the power which we possess at present atsea, is not only unparalleled in the historyof the coun- e ...

... OLn MHonday cvening a public mceting of the Scottish Gra- duates in Medicine practising in England aud Wales. ?? by the above Association, was held at the Freemasons' Tavern. London, for the purpose of aoeillg steps to secre thei pro- fessional status under anv measure oflmedical legislation wvhicah may he proposed. and to appoint representativcs at the con- ?? on miedical reform to be held ...

... - _ _ - ?? MLERCURY Ofl'ICE TE V i FoA &oCLOCIC. (FrmEil e Cktroblp.) ticnttiil. Snndar. It is xsserterl thalt Si) eltis i ;ar pr(!sted, and seceral poinats tre tn flallitei iloois ispkc Oj' itc surrender. ini tirat the Eussinns hiave takell Ijasova; Both reports require confirtmationt. f Thc Tusia tis ai all disposal)le troop; arc alt autcn r i to~wlr3s Giurgevoarnil Ilainft. lhfi piist.s'aic ...

... CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF LONDON The first ?? of this Society as beld ill Hanover Square Pooms, Loudon.onaWcdnesdaythe 1oth, under the rost pleasing auspices. The wvalls were covered with shields, bear- ing armorinl devices, and draperied with ee-ry variety of tar- tan, all applicable to the devices of the clans, over which huge deer-heads with noble antlers stood oat in bold relief. The I tables, ...

... EDZBUURGI VETETN-ARY.y COLLEGE. The annual examinations at the Edinburgh Veterinary Col- lege, for the veterinary dipflomai of the Highland and Atgricul- cural Society, took place oln Monday and Tuesday. In the absence of Professor Goxzsij, the ch.arman of the Highland and Agricultiral Society.s Veterinary Committee. Captatin llallconer oft oxhall presided. According to tlle excellent ...