... I |i HOUSE OF LORDS.-MoNDAY, JULY-24. It The Earl of ABSOIDBEN moved that Her Majesty's gracious mes- e sag as to the exeses of the war be taken Into consideratIon, u and said that, whaever doubts there might have been as to cons. mencing the war, there could be no difference of opinison as to the 0 necessity of vigorous measures for carrying It to an early and b1 successful termination. With ...

... I The heat has been so intense in London that Drury- lane Theatre, has, in consequence, been closed till further notice. On Monday last, Sir John Burgoyne, government in- spector of fortifications, was In -Liverpool. The mayor accompanied him to St. George's-hall and some of the other public buildings, after which they prodeeded on board the Himalaya, where they spent an hour or two, and then ...

... varictim. Storey's Gate, at the entrance of -St. James's Park, London, edit less been removed, Truman and Co. the great brewers, save 6,000 tons of coals blas yearly by consuming their own smnoke. Gal The heat is B0 intense in London that Drury Lane Theatre . 1 hess, in consequence, been alosed till further notice. Sloe Her Boyal Highness the Duchess of Kent has taken a het marine. resideflee ...

... I bERDYSHJREr.-SEORT Nous IE FsCTO'tSh.- Two large excursion trains arrived at GWossop'dale, on Saturday evening, bringing cotton spinners from Manchester and Ashton, by the Maehestcr Sheffield, and Lincolnshire railway, to congratalate the operatives of the district on the uninterruPQ'v4 ?? of short time. nley bad a procession, with bands of drusic and fags, and then a meeting, at which it ...

... CUMMINBE' HOLIDAYS. Doctor Cumming has subscribed his mite of counsel on the debated matter of popular recrea- tion. He deolares that religious men will not yield an hour of the Sunday to such purpose. All the Sabbath shall be given to sequestration for evangelical instruction. All the Sabbath? As if this were possible to the finite and infirm powers of man. There may be fakeers, vowed ...

... RE ADING. I.. I MARMrcIVD-July 25, at All Souls, Maiiylebone, Mr. W. W Hodges, jun. of the Queen's-crescent, Reading, to Frances 1! Myra, the only daughter of George CharPts Jones, Esq., of the Royal Navy, Sherries, County Dublin. .: DieD.-J-UlY 20, aged 2fli Henrietta, daughiterof Mr. T.- Bowlder, bricklayer, &c., Coley-stret.-Jely 21, aged 5-, e Mr. Thomas Philbrjnck tanner, &c., of ...

... DEATH OF CAPTAIN PARKER, d DESPATCHES FROM ADMIRAL DJUNDAS. d [FRoM LAST NIOHT'S GAZETTE.] ADMIRALTY, JULY 27, 18.54. Despatches, of which the folowing are copies, have been received from Vice-Admiral Dundas, C.B., Commander-in- Chief of her Majesty's ships andi vessels in the Mediter- ranean and Black Sea: Destruction of batteries, &c., at the Sulina. Death of Captain Hyde Parker, of the ...

... ON Tll PlRROPERl CARE, AND TRlTATMENT I 01F J U VE NILL 0 iT' E Nl) E' I. LPrEnc 11. 'dlen tile pltinful spectacle of a child's laine, aged eight yearn, upon a Sessions' pmaper, lately distressed the foeliurgs of the public (and the more sobecauscethc infanlt's hinnoeelic determined the Grand Jury to ignore the bill), r, in common with the wvorthy Magistrate rl, in tder the circulnstianees ...

... ifor'ifP & IT-010111 THE WAR. ThE FUTURE COURSE OF TEE WAR. THE GATHERING STORM. tre .AecortitnP TO the wront recent telegraphic communications, and th ?i Iotr -I nnouncements in both Hoases on klodneay V,, ?? of infinite importance to the futiure coursao So, mi ` Are now Assured. It is affirmed with confidenco hothI that thoe Eniletec of Russia will maintain the ocecupation of tb, , b frc ...

... Despatches from Admiral Dunfdas were published in the Gazette of Friday night, comprising copies of the re- ports of Commander Powell and other officers, who, on the 8th instant, attached and completely destroyed the inner batteries, stockades, and buildings, at the Sulina mouth of the Danube. The letter from Commander Powell contains all the particulars of interest connected with the above ...

... Gazettes and telegraphic despatches give us little or no intelligence as to the progress of the war, while the correspondents of the various London newspapers are at their wits' ends to find presentable matter for their readers. Their communications are as lengthy as usual, but they have marvellously the air of being written by men who, being completely in the dark as to the real pros and cons ...

... THE FRIERDLY O.CIETIES' ; ADVO ATE.' : If . ; Ir ss I i.6 i . u- z MIORE FRIEND .EQCIETY STATISTICS. Sin,-Additional valuable information is now'before the 'public on the important subject vital statistics, and for which we are indebted to the exertiens of Alexander Glen Finlaison, ERq., actuary. to - the Coriniseioners for the Re- duction of the National Debt.. Front the quarterly report of ...