... 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 ...

... attE ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. an LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. end The Asia, British and. North American Royal Mail I steamer, Captain Lott, arrived this morning from Mep New York with 81 passengers, and 1,086,000 dols mce in specie on freight. She left New York on the wap afternoon of the 6th inst., and at 7.15 .m. on thea 87h inst. passed a large four-masted steamer (sup- rue posed to be the Glasgow), ...

... DULWICHI COLLEGE. Mr. Hare, one of the Inspectors to the Charity Trust Commissioners, held his first public examination re- specting the abuses in the management of Dulwich College, on the 29th June, 1851 ; and subsequent meetings were held on the 17th, 18th, 25ih, 29th, and 31st July, also on the 4th August, at which last meeting it was arranged by Mr. Hare, that the college should furnish a ...

... Zbe Court. HOLYROOD, SEPT. 15. The Queen and the Prince, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, and Princess Helena, arrived at the St. Mar- garet's station, Edinburgh, at a quarter before 7 last night. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness were attended by the Duchess of Wellington, the Hon. Elinor Stanley, the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart. ...

... Advices from Constantinople of the 7th announce that the last division of the expedition had embarked accompanied by Marshal St. Arnaud in the Charle- magne. The combined army, English, French, and Turks, numbers nearly 90,000 men, in 600 vessels of all sizes, from the lighter to the first-rate man-of- war. The Isle of Serpents, appointed for a rendez- vous, is the nearest point to the enemy's ...

... LETTERS I FROM r THE SEAT OF WAR. a No. XLVI. bi a (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORVRE.9PONDEXT.3 k m ?? SEPT. 4. Ed On Friday last General Popovitch wrote to Al. j( .13 Rositti, the prefet de police, announcing himlself asb ffcommandant of the town, and requesting him to call , en him for the purpose of conversing on the affairs t( and administration of the place, &c. The prefet Oi It wfint instantly to ...

... THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-CHOLERA AND CASTOR OIL. Tl'he following is the result of an investigation of the treatment of cholera by castor oil, c-mmunicated to the president of the General Board of Health by the Medical Council: The medical council of the General Board of Health a.- pointed a committee to consider and report upon the treat- ment of cbolpra by castor oil. The committee consisted of ...

... GREAT FIRE AT ST. PETRSRBBURGH. The Police ?? of St. Petersburgh given details of the exten- sive fire in that city on the 25th ult. It commenced in a street called the Seventh Company, leading to the barracks occupied by the regiment Izmailovski. Firemen arrived withost delay, but they found several houses in flames. The wind was very violent at the time, and the flames spread with, it is ...

... ECCLE2S1ASTICAL. APPOINTMENTS. The Archbishop of York his licensed the Rev. Edward GOivvihow, jun., B.A., curate of Newton-upon-Oue, Y.rk- shire, vice the Rev. Joln Gatenby. M.A., on the nomtnin- tion of the lion. P~idsey Dawson ; soid the Rev. J. Sampson, B.A., to the curacy of St. Jolts'6 Church, Kingston-upon- luil, mn tie nomuiantion of the Rev. Henry NWilliam, Renip, M.A. The Bishop of St ...