... Ir any simple-minded and superficially-instructed in- dividual were to ask whether it were possible that people in these countries could be permitted indwla3etry to furnish the Emperor of Russia with money forthe express purpose of carrying on the present war against us, he would be rather surprised to be answered in the affirmative; for such is actuallv the case. It is true that, to furnish ...

... B U L L E T I NM NEWVS-LE,3rTTER OFFICE, ]3)ELVAST, TMONDAY, 22.ST JULY, 1Q o'Cr.oci; NuoN. M ACNTET c EL.cRAPH. S !A ' Y T t0`1D0 -N ?? . _? . _ ?T3M7 ET S ; _- DANUBE. TURKISE VICTORY. RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS. VIENNA, SATuRA.ky.-The Presse has the following advices from Bucharest, of the 25th, which state that the Russians were wholly defeated at Slobodzie on the 23rd instant. They lost 2 ...

... AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED TIlS DAY. (,rountilL ReLt. at the Mart. ?? . Win. l)ale. I urn ture v , attthe Mart, to-niorro. ?? G. C. llynidman. 1Ur tolnr. Stck, &c., at Sherbrool. S'loakill Road. August 2. . im Dale. Timber, at l'rince's TDock, Au. 2, ?? G. C. l-lvndman. filer, at 'rt s Dock, ?? *2. ?? l. C ilaeilall. Stngar at the Mlart, Aiu-lt 3. .. C. I lvildniall. tiny at Drumibo. Algust 3, ...

... LATEST 11TELTTG I xC I yBY XtfAGNYTITdC KGUPIL | SA T U R D AY'S LONDO130N xNr.,7s. Circears 12have been issued to th * mecmbers of the Lloyds, announcinga ballot, on Wednesday night, upon the question of closing the roomns on Saturday at two Q 'lock. A second court-martial has been ordered bv the Conamandrer-in-Citief to be held on Lieutenant Perry, arid yesterday the court assembled at ...

... 1T a few days; the Act will have passed for raising this force. The draft of the bill has reached this country. The mode proposed by it for raising the regiments differs in sundry particulars from that heretofore adopted. In raising the militia originallvy in 1793 the ballot was, at least, partially resorted to. By the pre- sent bill the force is to be raised by volurtsrv enlist- mnent. From ...

... NEW DMODE OF SU-MIJONING JURORS. Teen new mode of summoning jurors, under M7qr. White. side's bill, which for the first time has been adopted here, at the present assizes, possesses one unenviable characteristic, namely-that of exciting universal dis- satisfaction. Jurors are now required to be in attendance from the commencement to the termination of the assizes, and each person summoned is ...

... REJOICINGS AT NEv l'OWINBDRE-). SfON of Saturdy last the vlaeof Nexvtownbreda. was tile ?? tgrtryn tle~no1stration of g~ood will hadtwer~ landlord and tenant. A Few days since We adtepleasure of recording the, marriag,,e of Samuel1 D. Bateson, Esq., second son of Sir R obert IBateson! Hart., of Belvoir Park, to the amaiableand accomplished the Ifon. Flerinda IHandeack. Onl the return of the ...

... Hinraial 13atIiament, * HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, JUar 28. Their lordships -met at the usual hour The Boroughk Rates Bill, the Ecclesiastical Juris- ?? Bil4, the Stock and Trade Exemption Bill, the Land Revenues of the Crown (Ireland) Bill, the Hig h- -ways Bill, the Public Health Bill, and the Public Libraries Bill, were each read a third time. TEE SALE OF PEER BLML. On the motion of the third ...

... F'RIDAY'S LONDON NEWS. Br MoAGNETIC TELBGRU .] THE EAST. Advices from Constantinople of the X7th state that some deaths from cholera had occurred in the fleet, and among the French troops. Some disturbances have taken place at Gallipoli and Athens. Dearness. of provisions was felt at Smyrna. Three thousand men and fifteenguns have been em- barked in Turkish vessels for Batoum, and 3,000 for ...