... T1 E T A T T 1, 0V I NK: I FR AT A NN . TT QP ?? T. TI TTi 1\ to\ Rtf\'171.7 JjWA9 urx J&LLLW AMJ wuumiAjsu. WAR-OFFICE, Ditc. II, IS54. The Right lIon, the Secretary-at-War has received from hs, graee the Duke of Neweastle the following, list of eastialties among- the non-coinmnissioned ?? awl mon in the forces tinder the command of Field- M1as shal tue Lord lagrlan, ?? from the 2nd to the ...

... I 'F'its mneeting atfthe Society for .1romoting thed Edl- ?? OF thle Deaf-mutes aind the Blirird of this Pro- Vince, winch took place: in this townl yesterdlay, and which wve describe very fully in our columns, to-day, was peculiarly distinguished by the adoption of at report, which is of immnense value on account of die statistics it onmbodies. no~t alonea in reforeitec to thc ;tiogi-ess; of, ...

... SEBASTOPOL, INKERMANIN, AND B ALA KLAVA. (EXTRACTnr ANT) ABRIDGED FROM CLARRE'S RAVEELS IN RVUSSIA, QUARTO, CHAP. XX., P. 487.) Tar evening after we left Bakehiseral (serai means 1 seraglio, or court), we reached the great bay of Aktiar, upon which, in the time of Catherine II., was bestowed the name of Sebastopole. It also bears the name of the Roads. Here the Russian fleet is frequently ...

... v I I ?n 1. T. ?? (I ?? I , 11, I ft ?? , i, C It I ill, ?? - t, -C .11 T I EDINBURGIT,TTHURSDAY, DECEAM]ER 21, 1854. A SUPPLMENIT is Publislhed wvith the MERICURY erly Mvnds, and 'TLPhrsdxy Aftorncon, contalningkdli Latest News r received by Telograpil. The RIeports of the Lo-oLon CornuI acl Cattle Ma rkets, with the State of the Fuds is rgiven in the Sepplemert wvith Monday's publicationi. ...

... THE VES7TIGjS O TO Tfa MDlITOP OF 3T CrA.DOZIA ?? Srsis-MV attention has bekn dii c to a 7etter whirl peared in the Merciry of blenbv, r l i he to iiI au; r l of the Vestiges of Creation,` and -itnsed -Jolt Mashall Queenf ilotat Edinrzh lvo this etvnrarn resilen, and snore zealous thal ti-erect CliftlnTtion tf he Mlessrs Chambelrs may be, I mni at a ioss to diseover falliess it be :hc ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY. or ADMIRALTY, DyC. 2I.-APPOINTMENTS.-Lient. tW A. R. Pearcse (l81)f It the Ajax, 68, screw steam flag to I ship of 460 ?? the b::ce Sea. Masters W. C. Pyperr, toshe PersOWe ftCe, iroop-ship, at J.. , Sns~,an . Court, to e e1 8, sloopat atich a Clerks Assistants ?? Shott, to the Star-, 8, slcas b Itheerness and A.F. Gain, ?? theGecyeer, 6, Pa'ddle. ea r PORTSMOtITH, DEc. 21 ...

... (FROM THE OFFICE OF THE ELECTRIC TELELGR ArR COMPAcNY.) TuESDAY, DEC. 19. Stations. Course of Yind. State of Weather. Greenwich ?? N.WV . , Cloudles. Lothbury ?? ?? Hard trost. Dublin ?? . N.W. . Cold-Unsettled. Liverpool ?? ?? Foggy. Holyhead . , ?? . Fine. Bangor ?? S.W , Fine. Staord ?? N ..N . Frost. Burton-en-Trcnt ?? . F., .Frost. Leicester ?? . ?? Frcsa. Chesterfield ?? , S.W . Fine. De ...

... The followig moving letter bas bqen received by the friends of W. Wright, a drummer in the 47th Regis lment. We find it in the Iteern Flyings Foat:, it a InV Camp outside the Fort of Senbastopolj e- November 7. id My dear anal valued Friend,-I hasten to embrace thec present moment in writiog to you, acknowledging the te- . ceipt of your kind and welcome letter, which I received a- Inst night ...

... FROA ?? LONDON GAZETTE-Friday, Dec. 29. 1 WHITEHALL, DEC. 27. The Queen has been pleased to present the Honourable and Reverend John Thomas Pelham, B A., to the Rectory of Saint Marylebone, in the county of Middlesex, and dia- ease of London. void by the death of the Rev. John House Spry, D.D.] The Qaeen has also been pleased to grant unto the Rev. W~illiam Stone, MA., the place anid dignity ...

... .If I might give a short hint to an impartial writerit would be to tell him his fate Mf be resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of tellint unbiassed truth let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the las. lf he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks ...

... RETURN or SIa C. NAPIER FROM THE BALTIC.-The Duke of Wel- lington, with the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir C. Napier, arrived at Spit. at Portsmouth, He left for town on Monday evening. It has been officially notified in the ' Gazette ' that the blockade in the Baltic has been raised. With a few exceptions, the ships comprising the Baltic fleet have reached the British waters, and are safely moored ...

... RENEWED HO'1'ILITIES. THE RUSSIAN SORTIE ON THE 11TH.-Dec. 12-About half-pasi eleven o'clock last evenitig the Rustian& masle a inost deterinite; attack upon the advanced work in froint of the Greenhill battety, and also unon the advanced work of the French. After an bour's sharp fiozlitlg the fire was silenced anl the cnenv Irfven back. The mon hilai rsee, t the atmeslphere was hazy. The ...