... l LTLOYDS WEEKLY NEWSPAER OFFICE, SAVU=AY Nicnir. DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS ON ASIA. Schamyl has surprised the Russian army of Georgia, near Gori. The beaten Russians have retired into their forts. General Bebutoff has evacuated Bayazid, and blown up the fortress. The Russian forces, despite their dear-bought successes at Bayazid and near Kars, have become disheartened, and have not numbers to ...

... 1 TO CoR O N¶.I Correspondenkts Who do no~t ftd ?? tied y infer .bthat we 4annot answer ther4t L-rdeCine t do go. We farther caumtv amo B icao I1w9WS, OwAe aVE arn W A 3Trm oR MSS. B. B.-No, you must have the parhehbip dlseolv4, H. P. N.-I. 1Maunderg's Treasury off r Iedge.% NO. H. G.-The ?? eao witidraw the Y mony. A SuBscalwas (Newcastle upon Tyne).-1ouhad betteren- Ploy a proibsolonal man ...

... LOSS O SEIGHT HUNRED LIVES. I -1 - . The recent overland mail has brought intelligence which has Wi to a general belief that two very appall- ing shbpw'zveeks have taken place in the Indian seas, both of which it is feared were attended by a dreadful sacride'e of life. One of the unfortanate vessels is ?? to have been a large sized brigoalled the Hygeia, of above 450 tons, which had been ...

... I Wheat was on Monaday in Mark-lane from Ss. to As. dearer than on the previous Friday. Following the former fall in the price of wheat, rather than the pre- sent rise, the price ef flour was reduced 5s. per sack; but we have had some doubts whether this fall, like the late heavy reduction in the price of wheat, may not be premature. We, howeverarethoroughly satisfied that the millers know ...

... THE §SRAY BOAt, COOLUIN. DELIGHTS OP A ?? ai SaWPBOAD.-fDOwni your berth, with ;the sea hissing anil fizzing,, gargling and booming, within an inch of vour ear; and then the. lteward comes along at twelve o'clock and ?? out your light anud there yoP.,aret! Joocah in the whale was not d rker or more dismal. There, in profound ignorance ad blindnesp, yq *t lie, and feel yourself ?? upwards and ...

... The Moniteur publishes the following letter from Constantinople:- The sultan has determined to pursue the work of reform which has signalized the commencement of his reign, and to extend by fresh ameliorations all the ef- fects of the tanzimat. In an assembly of all the high functionaries and of the principal ulemas a new batti- sheriff has been read, which directs the minister to put a stop ...

... I - STATE E SP. I The Spanish government have at length got rid of the queen mother, who left Madrid for Portugal, on the 28th, without molestation. Affairs generally were in a very doubtful state, and it is said that an in. * surrectioasry movement broke out in Madrid on Mon. day in consequence of the ex-queen being sent away. Barricades were erected in various parts of the capi. tal, the ...

... - _ TEE HARVEET. Harvest is nows making very rapid progress in al1 parts of the kingdom, and tee greater part of the corn which has been recently carried has been got up in fine condition. In Ireland, it is more than honed that the splendid weather with which the country has keen favoured for some days past will have the effedt of checking the progress of the potato. blight, and of. hastening ...

... the answser of the 'Russisw.government to the last propositions addressed to it by, the cabinet of .Vienna has been communicated by. the Austrian ministers to the representatives of the western powers, and theisub- stance of this. document has been published in the Vienna journals. .: Like all: the previous. comminica- tions of a similar nature, it.is extremely temperate in its langumge; for, ...

... I On Wednesday afternoon a deputation, appointed by a public meeting of the rateprayers of ARl Saints, Poplar, held at the To1m-hall on the 6th instant, waited upon Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., at the General Board of Health, Whitehall, for the purpose of presenting a re- solution which had been agreed to unanimously in re- ference to the sewage of that district. The deputation consisted of Mr. ...

... y .I) a i r T LI -a-- ' ¼ ~ ~ ~ -UR Samne l l:ossmJ :i¶ B:is l id ?? - ;rtlsuowin~earn ~er&tli io eapi ,,.''Sbeii'dfip sa!f.Yit who ar 'srng bP :hinilifl sbbis of toil 'eble~boi~d niei.} ,oi4 .tWenty ~to ,ftyyeacl of. age,, '.oyaou we gire 'the whighest wages, !for youedalaour miad' we welcoze~youv'ith 'Odpin arms, .io~matt#'rwhat'yotu#'trade or calling, provided-you ar. wiling tn.al o as ...

... I,; -THE HEALTHi OF LO{NDON.. ?? . . Al In the week that ended onSaturday, Sept Q, 2,5]5 pe~rsonsdedinLondo: . Thsn'mber exceeds the averate;s 1,243 by 1,07, :butis 281 lets thanfthe'umber o deaths in tle week'that ended Sptemiber ?? i84 .*hn cholera was epidemic,.and 2,796 persens died. Tlhe air was Atagthant in the'ea-ly part of the weeS..; norain fell; 'the' anr shone btrightly iid the temn ...