... Su'BMISSION OF THE F.1FF PIRATES. The following is an extract of a private letter from an officer of her Majesty's steam-ship Promethens, dated Lisbon, Aug. 17, 184it_- ,The French steamer Y ewton arrived here at day- break on the 15th inst., sad as she has been adminis. ering some further xsunihment to our friends the jffians in Zern bay, I will attempt to describe her. yreceedings with them ...

... O1FFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM SIR C. NAPIER. I Further de9patebes have been received from Sir C. Napier respecting the capture of Bomarsund. In his introductory letter Sir Charles says I had intended to have brought Admiral Plumridge's squadron tnrough the Presto channel to have shelled the north side of Womarsund, hut when the breaching batteries were placed be culd not take that station ...

... The interest in the results of the inquiry as to who really is the man found as a suicide in the Midland railway carriae rather increases than abates. Amongst others a letter was received by Mr. Mason, super- intendant of polit, from a Mi's. Henry Astropp, for- merly of Louth, but faow of Hull; in which, after making a detailed inquiry, she stated that her husband had been missing for four ...

... I THE-WNpSOR DISGRACE. The friends ?? Perry are about to petition the Queen, praflag that she may he graciously pleased to order the erftire proceedings of the late courts-mar. tial to be submitted to the consideration of the judges of the land, and that her Majesty will then give her final and impartial decision on their view of the merits of the case. In the meantinieb the subscription ...

... | EXPEDITlloN TO CEN'TP-k AFRICA. - I Further communications have been received hram I Dr.Barthfrom Thnbuktu, giving an account of his I protracted.stjourn at that dangerous place. The date ot',he present letters is two months more recent than. that ,f the first letters despatched thence. They reach up to t'he 15th of December last. They contain the gratifyint' news that this indefatigable and ...

... CESSATION OF 1PLATIONS IN THE ?? : BALTIC. (Fioin' 'the TV': _ It is repor,(d, and seems to be believed, that Admiral Sir Charles Xapier may be shortly expected in this country on his ret:urn from the Baltic.' Hiss arrival Would, of course, imply that operations in that quarter-are atan end for the y'ear, and that our fleet will soon find ita way to England for the winter. We must needs ...

... SOW 30iMARSUND IWAS- TA1Xim. The following is a letter from the Baltic Thursday morning, Aug. 17, 6 am. ~-Victory! Aland is ours! At 94' a'w. yesterday the Leopard, eighteen, the Heels, six, and Obyte, French, four, steamed into within 1,600 yards of Presto fort, and about 800 yards behind this we bad'the 'mainfortof Boornar. This was a good dodgeas it tued out, for every shot that flew over ...

... 'uIkGserman paper states that on the 28th of August the expedition left Varna, consisting of 48,000 French, 23,000 English, and 9,000 Turks. We, however, believe this statement premature, and think the expedition of the allied forces was to leave Varna on the ist of September. Marshal St. Arnaud had issued an order of the day, dated Varna, August 25, acqnainting the troops that the destinea- ...

... A-T. H d E:. . ?? R k - ?? e . ANOfkER DRALT11. Another death-the third-is adcfid ?? already recorded to have resulted fromn the late nnhappy'and-fearvw' ful accident which took- place at the; Croyuon Station, in a the person of Mrs.' Caroline Harrison, thewife of. a plumber and glazier,, carrying on an- extensive- business in the High-street, 4dhford; who breathed her last at four o'clock on ...

... . ?UO I . . I ?? OrMool Here Is aparadox: The British sailor, although the first to I: give a blow, is the last to strike I . 3 ThOe 'bank where the wild thyme grows has declared a divi. f' dend of ten acents. a Beauty is a rook on whieh''many a man makes shipwreck while b In search of the pearls which adorn it. A young physician askg of a lass to kiss her, she repled No, .sir, I never like ...

... I|~ Ofg3 no from Dioetnef%. Tucs RA. GsnvAvcs. -Several of the organs of the Spanish government are attempting to prove that the present constitution s amere collection of shams. Wepcarcelythinkthepoint worth disputing. One fact, however, we believe to be pretty satislae- torily established, and that is, that they are sadly In want of a collection ofreals I AN. AnSUaRAaBL ADMIRAL.-To show ...

... A \VATItII PArcry.-Austria, Come on, Prussia! it's aojollv, and therc's no danger.-Pnne/t. ( I know every rock on the coast, cried the Irish pilot. The ship bumped, ?? And i/vs/s one of them. DtsCusnITrr?ce A WeTeezss.-Lawycr- Mr. Clayton, will you have the goodness to answer me, directly or cate- gorically, a few plain questions ? Witness-'' Certainly, XVeII, Mr. Clayton, is there a ...