... THE[ title of the last chapter in one of FiELDING'S novels is- The conclusion in which nothing is concluded, and we think the compiler of Hansard could not do better than prefix it to the late monster debate upon the prosecution of the war. The debate was originated for the express purpose of obtaining the decision of the House of Commons on the question of Peace and War, and it has termi- ...

... It is some slight cause of congratulation that the time of the House of Commons is not entirely consumed by indecisive talk about resultless resolutions on the subject of the war, but is now and then occupied in discussing subjects of domestic improvement. It is grati- fying to find that the legislature can snatch a few hours from the discussion of the best means of humbling the pride and ...

... T W A R. euy THE CAPTURE OF THE MAMELON TOWER. idy WAuc DEPARI1rMENT, June 10, Three rP.. Lord Panmnre presents his compliments and has great lasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which has this day reached him, dated the Sth of iat, June:- ,g The success of last night was very complete, and the i gallantry and steadiness of the troops cannot be too age highly spoken of. The ...

... T E- -- R - - -. - A Z I w I ~ TR H A. Ck le TURKEY IN ASIA. ir TH URSDA Y MORNING'S TELEGBRAPHIC r, BXPRESS. WoINVESTMENT OF EARS. A despatch from Constantinople of 30th July, via Trieste, says Kars is more closely invested, and is pro- n visioned for only twenty-one days. Sherib Pasha aban- r, doned his stores and provisions to the Russians on a the road betweea Ears and Erzeroum. . The ...

... I Her Me~jesty's stay at Balinoral will, it is said, be pro. longed to the 17th inst. Exs YoRtK REGITfMENT OF MILITIA.-Captair, Richiard William Cradock, late 17th Regiment of Foot, to be adjutant, vice Baiiies, resigned. Joseph Bolland, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Richardson, promoted. The Lord Bishop of Melbourne, now on a visit in this neighbourhood, has kindly consented to preach in St. ...

... I GENERAL INTELLIGENCE r The Earl of Cardigan was mounted at the review on ~v Tuesday week on the chestnut horse which carried him e o0 successfully through the famous charge at Balaklava. Manchester has subscribed 229,022, Salford £3,775, and the Manchester Unity of Odd-Fellows £2,500 to the Patriotic Fund: of the thousands of persons who pro- tmised contributions, not one failed to pay. e ...

... I The annual public meeting of the Hull Auxiliary hl Tract Society weas held on Monday evening, in the Public-rooms, and was numerously attended, the 11ev. \ John King, M.A., incumbent of Christ Church, in the chair. A large number of local clergy, dissenting ministers, and laymen appeared on the platform. es After singing and prayer, al The CHAIIRMAN briefly opened the proceedings, observing ...

... A dreadful oustralgsupon an agetodonsan, lyhich boo been COnimsited in thevicinity of Hoydock, hascaused thre greatest P exciterenet and indignation asnog tie inhabitants o ...

... DOMESTIC.% The Duke of Cambridge is now in Paris on visit to the Emperor Napoleon. It is stated that his Royal Highness has again placed his ser- vices at the disposal of the.Command ...

... GREAT BATTLE th IMMEEN, ?? THE TURKS, UNDER OMAR PASHA, AND r THE RUSSIANS. THE RUSSIANS DEFEATED IN A PITCHED BATILE.Ge DESPATCH OF THE BRITISH MINISTER. em FOREIGN OFFicE, FamAY.Lord Cl ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGEUC. sd The traffio returns of railways in the United, Kingdom sdy amounted for Ithe week ending May 6th to £375,405, %r and for the corresponding periodof last year to £346,690, at sh ...

... ?? ?? . ?? . - ?? ?? ?? _ . ?? ?? ?? . AUSTRIA. ~VrNXA, OCT. 5.-It appears now certain that Lord Westmiorelaad wyill not return ns English amibassador. Hjis successor will be Lor ...