... jlA ,A i _CU T1'I * * , ~ I ?? em'' rOPQ'1-4. of Russia, Fog~sho~ld Eur~wpetrmltj th'xerfatin i of i a epe yaoar' it isnt, probably, disposed to lesv e' -tofi waste these three hundred thousand square miles ofcies te~ the most favoured by heaven-of territory the most fertile pal -of coasts therioihest 'n roadateads and. ?? prohipe-, Sho logos the most odninlierelal--of strnits ...

... THE B AB I tA D. -~ A 'l~OY. -the SFxsodtxO=%.- which he~tadpfpr part linduced' yhy~sisown im- '~Jai litdn,'i teast inowid~,iantot lndrt,.hi~fd. th rtl~l IUitO ebejs sd- disitess the ?? of Mr. Bruce' at ihe timef wvhtitwe are about IIt to ntrdue temtote eadras th patte i vtoeotti history'-thc -fpils' Ig'k remarfskable incidents took Place.- lr trice siiiof; eottleh origin.' but' had for ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ?? ...

... BALTIC FLEET, APPROAOHING REVEL, AnPRTL 16. A steamer, the Porcupine, hasijust arrived from England with letters for the squadron and de- spatches for the admiral. None of them have been served out as yet. We have been cruising off the Island of Gottland and closed in with the Swedish shore, close to the lighthouse of Landsort, which stands out at Lea. We left Kioge Bay on the 12th. The ...

... 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 ...

... PRJlEFERIMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS, The 11ev. Francis John Kitson, B. D. Fellow of St. Jonlb' college, Oxford, and Incumbent of Fyfield, near Abingdon, to the Rectory of Hemyock, near Collumpton, Devonshire. The Rev., George Renaud, M.A., Curate of Totteridge, to the Ministry of the new churchi at WVoodhill, in the parish of Bishop's Hatfield, Herts. The Rev. Geo. Harris Coole,* B.A., of Wadham ...

... .i 1 a I ug. t - I The service at the City Church was attended by the Mayor, several of the Aldermen, Town Councillors, anti the principal part of the parishioners, The Rev. R. C. Hales, Rector, preached on the occasion, selecting for his text the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th verses of the 20th chapter of the 2nd Book of Chronicles, Then there caniesome that told Jehoshaphat, saying, There cometh a ...

... - The following is our weekly calendar of seasonable gar- dening operations CONSERVATORY, &t.-Any attention which v-ill rerve to prolong the beauty of the azaleas and New lolland plants, &c., with which the show-house should now be gay, will be well bestowed, as when these are over it wtill, in most cases, be impossible to furnish the house with equallyv handsome specimens, and the. same ...

... BR1MZSR ?? TO A The ?? corespoel;p t, writug from Gallipali, the plaes of rendezvous for the troops of the western powers, gives the following grapic word-pictures of that place, and of its population both rative and foreign. The great contrast between comfortable quarters at home and the ferry accommodation provided for our troops at their Turkish destination, must have fordibly streck even ...

... 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 ...

... 11 ?? D' WEI . Rnrrnaw ?? tL, a.A ±.. . .. d 'AnicorCs or OF WAGEs-Notices were posted In the whole of d the mills in Darwen, on Thursday last, that a reduction of ten ter cant. will take plaee Ini a fortnight's' time from that day. il Thiazpouncement has spread quite a gloom over the opera. a tve, who now tpeem to dlspair of consummating their 6bject. a The PEa CENT. METGG.-Last Satuiday ...