... jINA UG URA TIOPNof SY7. GEORGR'S-tHALL. 1 (FROM OUR OWN CO1RESPMPNDBNT.] LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING. the The first miscellaneous concert was given in St. George's- the hall last night, when the principal vocal performers were the Mine. Clara Novello, Mine. Castellan, MMme.'Weiss, Mrs. rket Lockey, Miss Dolby, Mime. Viardot Garcia, Miss Stott, Mr. OD. Sims Reeves, Signor Gardoni, Signor ...

... IA PA L AND AILI TAR Y NE 'VS. --e an- SHEERNESS, SEPT. 4. ied The steam vessel Lizard, tender to the Waterloo, Lieu. es- tenant Christopher, in command pro tem., left here on 8un- ich day last at 11.35 a.m. Sue proceeds to Orforduess, to cruise lea between that part of the coast and across to the Galloper vi- light vessel, being a distance of about twenty-six miles, for he the purpose of ...

... An inquest was held at Little Bytham on Monday last, by Mr. R. A. White, coroner, touching the death of an infant named Eliza Ann Lound. Robert Hall Holland, master of the Bourn unionhouse, deposed: On the 24th August last Elizabeth Lound, of Little Bytlam, single woman, was delivered in Bourn union-house of a female child ; she was attended by Mr. Fleming, the assistant of Mr. Bellingham, the ...

... OE.NERAL BOARD OF HEALTI. . is the list of tire weinbers of the Medical ie t d by the President of the General Board of lotS 4 tO kr~paris, M.D., ?? President of the C1P~iialls. l i Collj Brodie, Bart., ?? Sergeant i e Qsee. ?? Surgeon to St. George's ?? Cser Bart., M.D., ?? Physician in 2 c ?? to his Royal Highness Prince ls rs5C M-D., ?? Fellow ard Treasurer ,i Ja ?? ; Piysician to St. ...

... EOCLESIASTICAL. APPOINTM ENTS. The Bisbop of Hanchester has appointed the Rev. Bdward Birch, incumbent of St. Savour's, Chorlton-upou-Medlock. to the rural deanery of Choriton and Hulme. The Bishop of Ely has collated the Rev. William Bonner Hopkins, M.A., follow of St.Cathorino Hall, Cambridge, to the vicearage of St. Peter's, Wisbeach, and the Rev. Henry Jack- 9on, X.A., curate of St. Mary's ...

... BEER BILL AND THE I TlE PUBMlCAYS. a eetiog of the members and friends of the b~~8hr~ Licensed Vietuallere' Defence % 00dbil has recently been. called into existence jr:.r f t s eine law regulating the sale of pItl~0 udaywas field in the saloon of Drury. Iro for tiepups 9f organizing an opposition to 1?te 3imposcd by thle shove set, US well a5 Of taking the rec~trr elee of similar ...

... oV aUR OWN CoBRRgSPONDAINT-. FBOM DUBbIN, THURSDAY MoRNING. fairs now in progress throughout t, ht'here Is, general downward tendency b llhtr rt led cattle of good quality are still trtce; IO. accounit of the comparative scarcity 9'tty to0 n O sf tock. Pilde~crt kpti iu the provinces are affected art of Dablin and London, and l- ' U pr~ices has been large and continuous, cli slockP of old ...

... E-XPRESS, FJROM PARIS. [Fco.M Otr.; ONVI CO1tBESPONDEMT.1 PARIS, FRIDAY iUO1tNING. A letter froin Biarritz states that onl the 5th the E npress visited the cnwboucheure of the Adour in the witiaoier Ville-de-Dax. The weather was mtagni- frent, and the beauty of the landscape on either Jc of the river excited the adtniratiou of her Ma- i.fsty ind the persons in the Imnperial suite. The Eitoress ...

... AUSTRIM If [FROM ot'R OwVI CoNacsr')aY~ I- VIENNSA ?? There is a dead calm here iii lh ! 3 ing news ; and, if I mnistake ro tlcu :i for some time-that is, uintil ie ?? e of the doings ?? great ?? j r d which must surely have departu 171 :1 sthis, or else have been given ap Y present. The houest truth is, Wu r s much in the dark on this poilt, th ?? bility is ill favour of the2 supp sit Ki ...

... ECCESIASTICAL. s AAPPOINTMEN TS. The Bishop of Chichester has instituted the Rev. B. V. t Tompkins, M.A., curate of Bognor, near Petwortb, Sussex, .dto the vicarage of Tortington, near Arundel, rendered vacant by the resignation ot the Rev. Count John De La Fold, on the nomination of the Duke of Norfolk. The Rev. David Whalley, M.A., incumbest of Carringlon St. John, near Nottingham, has been ...

... I T REAN POWERS v. RUSSIA fIN NTHE BALTI.T.l Irg0~ T1U8 YFDRELANAET OF SEPTEMBER 15.] No. V. 11konthact durii., the war between England and ,tis we v under our consrideration, Mr. Phillituore in vain b i nls Houiee of Commons to adopt a ream- thtthe pecuiliar cirenismtanees of this war I liida toenienctt application of the priitciplo, :V~~e ?? or neutral bottoms is con- ~t ~ pri He.le admitted ...

... MR. R. PIRILLIMORE AND THE ELEC- TORAS OF TA VISTOCK. Mr. R. Phillimore met his constituents on Wednesday last at Tavistoek, in order to address them upon his conduct in Parliaient. Mr. Carpenter presided. Mr. PHILLiMORE having declared himself a supporter of the present Governemrent, entered into a minute review of the votes which he had given upon the various measures which had been ...