... Items of CHat Sirttlltgenct. The Btlacln* Railway ih now a mile in length. Czkrsowitz, Feb. 21. A Russian despatch from Sebastopol, dated the 18th, etatea that Mensohikoff had fallen ill. Omar Pasha bad fixed his head-quarters board a steamer anobored ...

... TO COTTON BROKERS AND OTHERS. 11 A YOUNG MAN, aged twenty-three 'years, of respectable chat acter, appearance, and connexion who has served four years in the Office and S a mpl e - room of a douse in town., iS WANTING EMPLOYMENT. Has good reference, and ...

... EXTRAORDINARY Capture.—A few days ago, Mr. J. Y. Jackson, while angling in the river Lune, captured a fine pike, in the stomach of which was found a hook with wires, ■which from their corroded state had evidently been there a considerable time. Mr. Pike ...

... thai nn ri»o. Rooms ¥v 31,3 d yac clock. SVANS. from Co/ent-garuea. Steaks, Kidneys, and J a? at Grand Hetel. London. yMi ' fr ° m ,he Lower 801 !n:rlnc aa°™ 'va'S'fa elegant Supper-room has been added. SHOO M, 8, Great Oharlotte-strest. -LN ONE ...

... were taken prisoners, and a considerable number killed. The however, states, on the information of a perfectly competent and impartial authority,” that on the 13th the siege operations were so far advanced as to have hardly a doubt that something decisive ...

... SirC. Wood.—Lord Bacon tells a story of a weak and foolish man who, dressed Lincoln green tdted at a tournament, and tilted very badly. The next day, to the surprise of his friends he'appeared the held in orange tawney, and tilted with worse succes'ss ...

... A PEEP AT THE TRENCHES. [From the Ayr Advertiser.'] A young friend of ours, a native of Ayrshire, being on a tour of pleasure at Constantinople lately! took it into his head that he would like very well, before returning home, to get a peep ...

... and then with theirconcealed adversari 9>i 'jjjd a few such compliments occasionally » ance of hostilities fact, the wh jjlette** * *i the advanced work was that of serious in it were laughing and chatting c ,.:it'> ' many were wrapped their g ' mark I ...

... y of the Fete of Napoleon. A letter from Constantinople states that the inha- bitants of that capital are, this winter, to have an Ilalian opera, a French vaudeville, and a ballet. The Reported Destruction of a Collier by a Russian Infernal ...

... ! Blanted. | a COAL-YARD, in om the Leeds Canal—Adaress Box B in, Generel Po 71 a HOUSEMAID, -in a | Stee she mus* understand getting-up getting-up to be ade C. Watkins, 22, Basnett strcet. ‘ANTED, a COOK and HOUSEMALD for ~ 2 1a the Country: the former ...

... North Sind Knowl, about 9 a.m. this morning. the sea me:ing a clean breach oNer her; the crew shortly left in their lang-boat, leaving one man and_a boy on board, whom, after much difficulty, they succeeded in taking off. A Ramsgate galley and the Br ...

... up-stairs. I saw the handkerchiefs (they were here produced by the officer) lying upon a table. She begged that Mr. Motile would not chat-o. her, as it would be such a disgrace to her 'family and connections. She again asked Mr. Moule to ' forgive her, ...