... , ?? A'i E TT'' NRI N. lj 1' * (From, ?? 5pecial Oorreppsadsut Iof ;,Ti : NovEmBun. 8.-T~he battle was' at ' its height A66i4 eight~ o'clock, and byv ?? ?? eaablis&ed themselves on~ the hejjighs o .e'rih. Dr, mitli, of. the! with him towardld th rn5 goetof the- exaot position. of th aenemy, got une iei h oand, th 6proxinmlty. of fragments of shell, th hrigo ht d the fz-ig of lusts, warned the ...

... i :? ?? ? .. .- - . I I., i;: I . I I 1 ! ? i z o as. b, C', Bit ?? 0 0 0 r?: i ;BSY MAGNL~2'1C TBL0GBA.T ,: . ?? Fr , ,Xeeman-. O~lee, .Monzday, ' O-One ?? ti THE S1IEGE wOF S1EBA~STOl (J0Xr : Adivices have': be~en . reeirve~d vxia'. Odes'sa '.from ' c ,&ebastopol. to, te.t ,28d;of Xovember.. 1;o;Iing 'h ' -imiportent 'had'- occtltr~d' !before! Seb'asopol -iup toh di ! ' The'Russian'. ...

... Wlbe4reeaitl:vs o a lat DUBLIN: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1854. TEat LORD MAYOR-THE SMITF.rIE LD MARKET. Sir Edward M'Donnel on resigning the civic chain may say with confidence that hisI mayoralty has not been unproductive of good to his native city. On Monday he occupied the civic chair for the last time as Chief Magistrate sitting in council, and it was his good fortune to be able to announce ...

... ?? om~ Mte .Afhrainr .PoiC.) Our tronpt before Sebastopol are now undergoing the heaviest trial that an army can be coademned to. They are waiting for fresh strength-waiting for the reinforce-i ments whichl will enable them to crown at last, by a ( glorious capture or destruction, the terriblo undertakinge to which England and France stand pledged in common -theundertaking which has astonished ...

... . . .1 ? bull-. 11 73.14L , IA ? I #ii((.U qg&, 'o urge I qd-P jr! - . Craig V.? ?? .- - pi of most other kinds of corn has ymnpathiie`d- with tlie week-very pres-Bnfgly'offored, jhfl5sii'ce rilled 2s;!per r nt the prinoipal markets in the districts ivhere this ,raonm. 'is most e tefliely grown ,sthould vqbo rightit our counlusion that wheat is atbout to advance, barley would. DO 'doubt ...

... WRECK OF' ITHEl MHAtRLOThE TROOP SHIP. I . : It e~ I . ?? ?? t; :, :1 - - i, , ?? , i,; Another fearful oatastrophe st sea 'to a tranoport-ship' lwith Aatachorents ot-'tthe 27thtRegmnent'aomillboird- c boiand~teCaloutta, froni Qaeonsiow ,1was-iade' nowjf ; yestsrday at Llosd's, through private accounts 'reeoied iE -at'theJeruimlema'CoffeeW Houso,' ?? willbhe'ieaei,' 't .was'aecompanied with' ...

... rjfj:0:0:E nL~i~j.'IYS i~i{C.R0: Y, . I |. ?? II F. lV7 A R,, Gee I u Cannot rirport the PrOgre.ss of t1tat which fooI I klces ro IrogrolS. Il tho Crimea achsde IS cob is a lectitg stireutilt, 1iA mlt skirii no ?? ?? pies 'i LOS s rr at tittrb along the li11 O.T^ Saline- i I, ; i I rllil theob eective work goes on wth tiret ?? 'iso e th. irowel, andt thei gabion. Thor armieS are j | g0 tig, ...

... AT C iWIN'Nl'ATION O' '1f3.E I, .\1i, Tv fiaeamt'oe propsoced by Mntesfraig o 1,brefold l~A Pt1J). to 031tlte. ia'l'. ?? I. ll)i t l te ceprvilcs of thle, Mkilitio 0 tyi eJ 11,13 oj e K;; m:for the,~ cigolksa pros~c utiati. of the %Val or, h' ol a-easen o 6hl th e ar arrayi, by adt lingfei co~lllit'io to cAliI. rclialf5131 , that is, i'lilic-oasillg tbli re ifiubiei of Couie klie ia ca'ct 0 ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF TEE LEEDS MERCURY. Leeds, Nov. 30th, 1854. GENTLEMEN,-I observed with regret ill the Lon- don Times, of Monday last, a very gloomy article on the state of trade, and the employment of the operatives iu Bradford. The wide circulation of the leading journal, and the stamp of authority given to the statement in ques- tion (and which wvas quoted from the Leeds Intelligencer), has ...

... __L ---------- 13IPERI IL PARLIAMENTa. HOUSE OF LORDS-TuE Dky- their Her Majesty ope nod the third session of tse present par. bute of co lisanuent this day in PersonL tile #Tbe day was as bright and favotirable as those which the to til Qu ee usually enJoys when sho appears sn public before her cotill I - ., . . thinil loving subjects. The sun shone forth brillijantly, and formed tend a ...

... FROM SHIP WRECK. Yesterday a meeting of the geserel ci . Royal National Life-boat (late Shipwreck) I held at thle office of the inititutiunl jf hrlret . Mr. Thomas Chapman, ?? in the Ils also present Admiral Bowlies, CB., Ad~ F. WV. Ellis, ?? Mr. Montague GorA~ Herbert, K.CB., M.P., Mr. Ed3n,11 I M'H1ardy, R.N., Captain Lambert Pct.-O ?? Deptity-Master of thle Trinity-he; , ington, R.N., aind ...

... L ON DO N: TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1I4. We published yesterday, in common with our contemporaries, our latest correspondence from the Crimea; and many private letters, written by soldiers and sailors of every rank, will also be widely circulated by those to whom they were addressed. From these various sources the public will obtain ample information as to the condition and hopes of the allied ...