... CAUTION To TALLOW-CHANDLERS. On Monday week last, a stylishly dressed gentle- manly man, of good address, wearing a massive gold neck chain, fob chain, and large bunch of seals, paid a flying r visit to Plymouth and Devonport, introducing himeelfas an American chemist, just arrived from the Western States, where he became possessed of a secret known only to him- self and Price, the great ...

... ' THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. IT Was all but impossible that we should- have as yet the news of any decisive result from the inva- sion of the Crimea by the Allied armnies; but so far as is knownii, everything has been favourable to the expe- dition, and every thing promises that it will issue in the reduction of the great Southern strong hold of Russia. Teil official elespatches to OEAn P ...

... MEETING OF THE B3LACKBURN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. On Wednesday last, the annual gatbering of the Blackburn Agricultural Society and Its supporters took place In a field near St. Peter's Church. The day was delightfully fine, and we under.- stand that the attendance en the grbund was much larger than at any previous meeting of the society. Amongst the visitors were Lord de Tabley; Jas. Piikingtoh ...

... THEX ARCTIC EXPEDITION, . i- -- lice A' telcgraphic deepatch has been received at the Admi- barq ort, raLty, froul Rlear-Admiral Sir William Carroll, at Cork 1, r the announcing the arrival of her Majesty's ship P/i sher les- at that port, witih Captain MI'Clure,'of the .btsuvtigator on 5,83i ries board. : .. II. of tl elld The following is the text of the message received at Eii in- the ...

... Cholera is rapidly decreasing in Ireland. DECREASE OF CHOLERA iN LONDON.-(FOM the .Registrar-Generat's .leport.)-The cholera is slowly retreat- ing from London; but it destroyed last week 1,284 lives, and 19 persons died from the allied disease, diarrhea. The deaths from allecauses, in the three weeks ending Sept. 23, have been 3,413, 2,830, and 2,504, including 2,050, 1,549, and 1,284 deaths ...

... CO ?PO?DE? CE. To the Editor of the IpsWich Journea. SiS,-I trust that the Magistrates will again investi- gate the case of Abraham Farthing, as two witnesses were not examined who heard the unearthly moans of the poor creature. Mv keeper met by appointment a person of the name of Mullinger at my lodge, for the purpose of night watching. This was a place they often met at. They met about three ...

... LONTDON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 29. RuMOuiRS are still floating round that some very remarkable despatches are gone to Admiral NAPIER. Perhaps, now that the rubble has poured out from the hole in the wall at Bomarsund, and that some Russian cannon balls are found to be wooden, and that the Crimeans, who were to be levied en masse against us, l show themselves very glad to see us, our Government are ...

... Id LATEST NIEWS FROM ABROAD gTiUFN OF FRENCH SHIPS OF WAR FROM THE BALTIC. 5VBABMAIUNE INTERNATIONAL TZLEGoArl ViA6 THE HA~GUE.) (rrs03 OURI srECIAL COuREsrONxDENT.) NY3BORG (GREAT BELT), SEPT. 29. The French line of battle ship, Breslau, Rear- a: AdmiHl Penand, arrived here yesterday from the Baltic, and sailed to-day for the IKattegat. The Vice-Admiral, Parseval Dtschesnes, is expected with ...

... .AGLONAcERICULTUEAL. SOCIETY The annual ploughing matches and m&eting of the Abing- don Agricultural Society took place on Tuesday last, at Wick Fa4e, Radlay. The weather greatly favored the day of 'neat- lug; the sun shone resplendently, imparting almost sunemer's heist, but notwithstanding this, we could not fail to observe a fallisig off somewhat in the attendance on the field, which was ...

... WA'JYLIN GTO N. .DiXD.-Sept. 21, at Ewelme, JMiss Elizabetht Godfray, rged 78, after several monoths of painful illness. HowV TO OELEBItATg kI HARVErST HOME.-Thle neat little village of Pyrtoss was On Tuesday last the scene of a. .truly Christianl, English Harvest home. Mr. Htamersiqy, ;with his tenants, Messrs. Cooper andl Stevens, collected their labourers (menl, womens atd' children,) ...

... PROXIOTIONS & APOI:TE:&TS. . F. PtOMOTIOTS. s on ieltdsiant. -Henry C. llajendie (149), serving in the I on Greiean, to the ran-k ot Commander. way Jlvates.-Challes H. Snifth (18-52), ?? Hoalier (;F -51), and W. P J. G. England (L12), to the rank of *r. F. Lieutenant.' okces Clerk.-Edw. J. Giles (1850), to the rank of Paymaster. anl- ApoIoTKEINTs. salts Captain.-Sir Thomas Pasley, Bart., to ...

... KITNGSTON-UPO -HULL IMppoVEMENT BI I Final report of tire Parliaruentary Bill Committee to the Local Board of Healbll ir' Kingston-upon-Hull. -in rldditiofl to the reports upon the progress of the bill in parlilrnont during the last eight months, which, your coromittef have presented to your board, they have noWI to make their conci1rdirig report on tile subject. Ajtlrouglh the ret itself, ...