... -1 et I own D -- iovn~ been ;Ing own wvait life the ,vith ody. IB to ton- Ity, dlieri rare DO- ,ht, mr. IDh e isa Ito i : L In of 'ery ivrs tile are, ,ra and leir and Bud r of Sea Th . FoBarizo-OPpxoE, SEI!T. !. r Tbe 04l- hareb on la! a to lpor-f~ino Luis Ret6 oi&: ?? lea d to a 47th Regiment of Foot.-- ,Lieout. GCD. J. S. KenDe v p.,,to be Colonel tiice LIbu;t.-Gn.T. D!aT er,' BOth 4 ...

... LONDQN, '-Wednesday, Septniabei27, 1854. ?? . Wese singf On Saturday the 'Lord Prvotinheaaiy btt 'cd Lord Lieutenant of the city:r~ceiivbd'w 6lifiaI commill- ojau th Hem Scetrys ?? d. I psdlses *,TI voe Teerletwl b outr, n're eievery . proepectof. theorps ape i - _- ment, ae itiA o~lly ,o~,Pumhe p2~iqsis'r.- C'Thiri esm. 1 .. , La '(f.ThurF~yat ! that ?? vo'c %0, the otil e~ol~'to oe ?? ...

... i ens ?? T; : A,. Ig TIHR- BAL, * ,, [l~t U~lr1LtJ 1 'L4 LL'tt -%L,±5j. defer If.,tbe zjpost recent intelligoen, from t. eerbrgw 9hi, miayi be relied upon, the Russian government has piade .. ,y j~j up its mind that thle campaign~ ,in: the Baltic is~ovex for j'qry, is the aseon, irkso trea he ~ola d a tbojnr ~, 4d'kji~'tqi baond witb's i`ew tr peaiei i'nnan m sn tisnes nind 0o hsa tr'hat ...

... AUSTRALIA v. OUT-DOOR PAUPERISM. .e TO tae EneTorl of tie, UAMltfll.in TEL.GnAPH. C id SIR,-lConsidering that, as rkeently shown by returns - Be in the Dnos, Australia is and, ?? suppoted, will. continue to be, the best ?? itWsh imanufae- * of turing interests possess, and Only needs additioial popu- I xltion to create additional ?? [ extent slid can pay- inlvoltio ldglerilso i much ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1854. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. ?? . ?? ?? *- -o .. ?? -- . ~ .. ?? ?? ?? . . ?? SU M MARtY. Next Sunday is appointed for a National Thanksgiving for the abundant harvest with which a good Providence has blessed this land; and we cannot doubt that the gratitude of the people will be as devoutly evinced as it is sin- cerely entertained. a The cholera ...

... I A special meeting of the Hull Board of Guardians was held on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Buchanan, governor, in the chair. The CLERK (Mr. Reed) having read the minutes of the last meeting, also read two letters from Messrs. S. K. Birch, jun., and Sissons, who refused to accept the office of guardian, on the ground that they had already served in that capacity. The clerk also read a letter from ...

... FRANCE.-RETunN or T}iE EMPEROR TO Boutox.ar.-The Emperor arrived at Bonloane on Saturday evening. having stopped at MLon- treuilto review the troops stationedl there. Onl Monldav afternoon the Empress arrived, and was received at the station by thie Emnperor. The Guides, the Garde Iiuperiale, and the Cent Gardes werein attend- ance as an escort, and all the customary honours paid on such ...

... iW~I ' ;IWg' Hi . .. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1854., i I I . ! ?? . ; , : :i ?? ' i lo ~ I! ~ MMZERCANTIVE GAZETTM' . : ij-idaey :JB i,6)mIg. After two or thiee weeks 'of considerable aetivityin theo ivweattradej asd a lise in prices fron the low'est pcint'6f - full lOs. per quarter, there isioomqthiltglikte a; suse.-- Opinion, -hoxvever, appears still;: IC 1i,10e to, te belief. -that the ...

... SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHzEOLOGY AND INATURAL HISTORY, A general mceting of members and friends of this in- stitute was held in the Council-chamber of the Town- e' hall, Ipswich, on Thursday last. Amongst the members and friends assembled we observed the Hon. and Rev. d Lord Arthur Hervey, the Hon. and Rev. F. De Grey, Sir T. Beevor, Bart., and Miss Beevor, the Rev. H. Hlasted, the Rev. S. J. ...

... NEWCASTLE, SEPTmEiMi 29. 'I i- The fact shortly noticed in lost week's paper, of the landing of the allied forces in the Crimea, his since re- eived ample Co1fi'mationt. Ihe intelligence, on its first mirnouneme)t, seemed to be too complote to entitle it to full credit, since it wvas Scarcely to be believed that no eflcrt should be made ho prevent the expedition from getting a footing on shore ...

... YOUNG MEN'S CHRISuTIAN I TION. SO I t A numeroes and respectable aseni bils Of ladiea s |tlemen attended yesterday to 5ils t°ea tthG bs..;tdina formerly occupied bI thne 'ite at 165, Aldersgate-street, to thuseise of thye y 11! Christian Association. A very elegant entertain5 i 3 set before the visitors in tihe spacioaa and Fre Jr. rated reAding-room, and at tile coclus0 of tI e. circumstances ...

... BLECTION 01 LORD Md 'OR. Yesterday being MiCbaelmall-day, the liverymen of Lold0, nmel in the Guildball for the purpose of electing a lord I for the year ensuing. The Lord Mayor, accoampllied S 5heriffs, under-sheriffs, and superior officers at the the ert tion, having returned from St. Michael's Church, Ba r twhereasermon was delivered by theRev. Mr. 11ont ness of the day was proceeded with. ...