... DESPATCHI FROM GENERALE SIPSON. I ;, ?? ?? .; , , - , .,BE1Ob1H ShEBruOrOi, :JUNE 3O. . My Lord,-It is with te deepest regretthat I announce to your lordship tbe'death of Field-Marsbal LordBIagla~n;9G.C.Bq'w mrhiehb ?? eve't t6ok-place a little before nineeicl1ck on6heth evemns- of Thiirsday last; the 28th iinst. HTi' l-rdehip'expiredvithout anr suffering in.the midst ofthe',officers ...

... I SUNDAY SAIE OF BEER BILIT Great Meeting of Delegates from the Couat. On Tuesday last a very numerously attended meeting of the trade from all parts of England, convened by the Metropolitan ad Pf~'iicial ISICieed(lM Defence Association, wa he~tits Ifm de~ ~ legates piesent were_. b ara hf2M duchetiom the Lancashire Licensed Vir. tl'League, iriing xanchester, Liverpool, Preston dl e HasBury ...

... I LICVSVED AVICTUJOB' ABYLU. Celebrt ion of t h Twenty-seventh 4nnivereay. I ll Ad as 1: . . . The anual dinmer to celebrate the twenty-seventh festival of this highlr,,commendable -Institution connected 'with the d Licensed Victuailling Trade. took place at the ?? Barn Tavern, om Wedn'esday afternoon. last. Mr. Henry lfilsopp, of the wellknown brewery firm, at Bnrtn-upon-'Trent, I ...

... I, ?? - ~IBlT. 6Ei SUNDAY * r. ClosingAct;-.M-r.- II.lBerkeley's Motion-. ; W'tet iare ioobking forwiird' withltreat interest' to -the. mntionr oiwkil H k' BER Ki tET 'is a t m ke in. the .oou~ie'fC rmnrgra s~,lotcm,~t~et~~tnre into th',1 poperation ,oftherSmundgy C-Closing At.,t ;The question eould,.not ;have beeni-placeddin better'handsinor cowmittedzito jon of moeeipbe iarrayingth t~faetsi ...

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... NEWCASTLE 1NOTES and CHELTENHAX Chirps. By II TOUHSBTONE. Having quitted with regret the rural districts of Hampshire, where hill and dale, stream and wood, are so beautifully diver sified as to render George Robins's description of it as The Garden of England, not an inappropriate designation, we will turn our readers' attention to the extreme north, in which quarter the annual holiday ...

... SUCCESS TO THE l OUTWARD BOUND. ?? - .. . . - . . . . ..I . . _i . I Bled in the East by the' Anglo-French bayonet, and blistered 'in the North by, an annual application of strict :nnval blockade, Russia, notwithstanding her resources, and the unscrupulous means by which she devel6pes them, must *at length'give way.. 'The giat' maytake a long while to kill, and his vitals may be out of ...

... noticed. ,ACpsamaEN Aun VZsT.-This distance was 100 yards, for 30 a side, rd on Saturday the 23d ult., the men met at the Ferry HilI, Durham, Vst gained a trifling lead, yet they bad not gone many yards before Blaciburn was running abreast with his opponent. A few yards of the frstia Vest was found to be just heading his opponent, whom on the eorn. plito of the match, he had the good fortune ...

... TiHE BMI.TI S H- ,F LEET A T Petropasilovski.. It is with a feeling akin to doubt and misgiving that we occasion- ally put to ourselves the question, in all its ?? Britannia in fact rulethe waves? The mental reply that in the name of justice we are forced with sorrow to make-for our patriotism forbids the lip to breathe it aloud-is, that she is in the habit oftener, far oftener, of misruling ...

... DESPATCHEB FROM ADRAL . | -- : ?? ADMIBAL&TY, JJULY 2, 1855..0 Despatches,.of which the following are copies, have been received from Rear-Admiral the. :Ho. R. S. Dundas, Coinmander-in-Chief of her Majesty's-shipe and vessels ona thea Baltic station. Proceedings of Admiral 5eymour in larva Bay. - DuE: oa WEjiNGTOse, AT CWHOE, TosO IT: LIGHTHOUSE, ?? PIV MILES, Ju~z 21. Sir,-In my letter of ...

... THE NEW COMMANDERJNI-OCHIRF- -. Our readers will recall that we spoke with some confi- dence, a fortnight ago, respecting the probabilityof Sir. WILLTAmE YEZe's accession to the chief -command in the Crimea. We had good and substantial reasons for saying what we did; and, if the secrets of'the Horse'Guards were divulged, it would be found that the'great difficulty; has been, not the selection ...

... GOOD NEWS FROM THE WARI ? I~ ~ . The following telegraphic despatehes have been received during the week ,o ' ?? -ADMIRLqTY, Jr xE 3. The Secretary of the Admiralty presents his com- pliments to the Editor, and begs to acquaint him that intelligence has been received at the Admiralty from Sir E. Lyons, at KXertch, dated the 31st of May, to the effect that the squadron- in the Sea of Azoff has ...