... M E: ,*i . ?? . ?? ATTACK N SERASTOPOL. Despatehes from the seat of war have been 'received in London. ' They aregiven below. - E : I S- n The first of these despatches is that communicated by the Duke of Newcustle on Sunday; anothei purports 'tohe the substance of a despatch from Marsial St. Ariiaud and Lord Raglan;te Omar Pasha - The'disemj~arkgtion com- menced at a point called, in- Mr. ...

... THE GARDEN.-By MmL GLey. SEASONABLE GARDI)M G. So long as severe frost-such as will kill down geraniums and verbenas in the flower garden, and scarlet beaus in the kitchen garden-keeps off, so long will the directions of the last week or two apply to the requirements in both places. For one cannot reconcile oneself to the loss of flowers and ve- getables so desirable in themselves. With regard ...

... (From thle Commissioner's Report just issued) From the statement of Dr. Lloyd Williams, of Denbigb, who, V virtule of an order issued under the 8 and 0 Vic., c. 100, sees 1i1 cod 113, visited, examined, antd specially reported on the case, it appeared in substance, that Even Roberts, who was aboult forty-ciht years of ego, was the eldest son of a farmer, vroidieg at Llannercl, itear Bangor, in ...

... I DIVINE SERVICE. IN TE AXY. I Horse Guards COirtliar. The folloving important document has been'issued'by the Secretary at War:- ' War Office,' September 23d, 1854.. Sir,-Certain changes -having Ieen considered expedient in the regulations iisded from this' departmhent; dated the 31st of March last, for the remuneration of clergymeh officiating to the troops in the lidited Kisqgdoni, I am ...

... WE: CHOLERA. . - TE1E METROPOLIS. ' The total present number of deaths in the metropolis generally, as compared to~ 1849, has not been so great; to sixteen weeks in 1849, 10,143 persons died; v whilst up to the present, in 1854, in'ten weeks 7,669 have died. As we had expected, the registrar-general's figures show a decline in the same week-nay, on the identical day! fullyrtwenty- five per ...

... PR0iGR o TAB .E_ . In Sheridsi% coiedy, C~apia!Abilutq, irritated at his fathers '3ftnf ftatbd Vetts his writl oi b ser.v+,l who; moibsi a~l bis master's' infirmity ot',j temeper, umns ihimself,,pb.at,, and abuses and kicks the errand boty ?? in tru'thherein thedamatist ssowedl his pceiption-of dhmnan nature; -manluid hasitnebht- e etfting; propensity-itin0ay,inteedjb c alled an inflrmityrr ' ...

... * The news of the landing in the Crimea, said to have been z effected with little loss and in admirable order, has pro- duced intense sensation e at Berlin. The Ruslianparty which prognoaticated defeat, .with terrible loss, at the first attempt, is wofully dowrn-hearted. It consoles itself now, however, by declaring that the lauding is a mere trifle-,- that if the Russian commander had uot ...

... | CnTSTAL PA-.k&CF.-feturn of admissions for six days l 1ding 39th eE September, 1805:-Namber, including season tickets, LOs;D Jome RUSSELL. AT BReSToa..-His lordship laes ac- septed the invitation of the mayor, magistrates, and town council to the ci vie banquet, which will take place on Friday, the 27th October, fi tihe Victoria Rooms. LORD STANLEY-, HP., who0 lass been staying on a visit to ...

... 'OPMGN 1 TEMG16NOII. FRANCE.; Of Cousepuli atetion .in Paris is directed to the Seb:stopol eedieidn. There have been various rumours ; ifiot~r~ctug t; one wasi that Mentschikoff had offered f.14 to capi ~ h~dreceived for'answer, the destruction of Sbast~ 'bingthe object ef the alies;. they would *recvtenot g k's.This repeft 'has not been confirmed, 'and has w. addewaforothers equally ...

... -HE fSISND LT SOCIETIIES i'g '.AD-.VO O:A M IB.0 FINAISON'S REPoRT9S:-Ko. ?? The second part of Mr. Fiilaison's laboura on the parlia-, mentary return of mortality simong' members o! frie dly societies, has recently ben ?? ?? is'oe valuable than the first, inasmuch as compr bensive'tables of rates of payment for-various benefits'are.app ended,' .'Correct tables' .have long been s'very doubtful ...

... NAVAL ARCHITEOTURE. At the British Association, Mr. Scott Russell made a most interesting speech on his natural subject of ship'. building. He ?? every 'truth, the shape ofd vessel had been long since found out and lost again. The old London wherry was built as perfectly upon the lines he had described as if it had been mathematically copstructed upon them. In India the bpats were made ...

... EPRflEXASONRY. Meetings for Next Week. Monday, October 2-Quarterly meeting of Boys' School at eleven. Lodgeo Hs. 25, 82, 85, 137, 168, 223, and 257. Chapter No. 30. Tuesday-Audit Committee of Femnale School at eleven. Lodges Hos. 9, 33, 98, 118, 201, 268, ande 783. Thurodey-Lodgee Noo. 29, 03, 158, 227, 275, 281, and 812. Saturday-Comonittoc of Boys' School at four.r WE understand that the ...