... The Aile, 91, screw, Captain Mundy, arrived on Fri-. of, day from the Baltic, last from Portsmouth, and steamed Y id into harbour on Monday, to repair the damage she suE- th it, tained in her collision 'with the Hogue. She will be t4 3, docked at Keyham. Be The Lizard. steamer, arrived on Friday, and Afican,- e dy steamer, an Saturday. both from Sheerneas, with about LOe 100 supernumeraries ...

... OFFICIAL- DIDlTCES - - FROM FIELD- MARSHAL ILORD RAGLAN. .- . . e (From a Supplemeint to the 'Loandots Gaze4 of Friday, the 29th of December.) WAR DEPARTMENT, December SO8, 155, 10j o'ciock t.m. e Hlis Grace tbe Duke of Newcastle has thiadey received a Despatch, of which the following ie a copy, addressed . to his Grace ?? the Lord Raglans, G. .B.I BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Dzc. 13, 1854. r My Lord ...

... THE WAR-THE CRIMEA. We learn, by a telegraphbic despatch from Constanti- ~ noplo, that on the 16th the Russians made a sortie by ofi nihbut were repulsed by the French, after a severe th atrugglc. On the same day the Rifles also repulsed a h Russian sortie. tis General Adams, who was wounded a short time since, tb~ died from the effects of his wounds on the 19th silt. WE Russian despatches ...

... It is intended to call out the whole of the Militia regiments of the United Kingdom, inieluding the entire irlih as well as Scotch Miilitias.- Alres4dyi44 English ?? regiments are gmbodied, anr'16 more ate . 6rdesiI out, making 80oat of the 100: f England and Wales. The remaining 20 will make the last batch The number of men authorised by parliament for this part of the local force is 0,000, ...

... REMFORCEMENTS AND SUPPLIES FOR THE CRIMEA. major General Lord Rokeby, and Major General Barnard, embarked at Plymouth on Wednesday on board the St. Jeans d'4etv, 101, screw, for the Crimea. Major General Harry G. Jones, director of the ongi- neering establshment at Chatharn, is ordered to pro- ceed to the seat of war in the Crimea. He was to embark at Plymouth to-day on board the Primeess ...

... -From ?? London Gazette. r I . -, r D0WEcING-BT5;EBT, DBO. S0. The ?? has been pleased to appoint Touissant' Rostant, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Coun- cii of the Island of Trinidad, and Thomas Parkez, Eaq., to be a Member of. the Legislative Council of the Island of St. Lucia. Members returned to serve in the present Parliament. December 30th, 1854. City of Ncrwich. f Sir Samnel ...

... An extraordinary supplement of the Jousrn-sal de St. Petersbour, of the 16tb (28tb) December brings us the following document, of which a summary appears in another page: By the Grace of God, We, Nicholas the First, Em- peror and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c., &c., &C., make known The causes of the war, that still lasts, are well un- derstood byour beloved Russia. The country knows thati ...

... At the tenaination of t.h haf-year anting June iD :0th, 18asiccerding to b ia al retina presented by ial command to tbh UnReiaiveof Nrigmuet, ?? 1l railway, over wsiclb our psople travelled or goods were it conveyed was 7,808. miles, a distance Almost equa to oi the oqnatorlaildib.eter of the globe, more than twice ft as 100(55 .the route from Southsmptou to Alexandria, or p from iverpool to ...

... |GENERAL SIR DLCY EVSANS AND'LORD I I RAGLAN. The following letters have obtained publicity without r the sanction of the distinguished correspondents C i- H.M.S. Britannia, November 11' 1854. 1 MYLO 1-On the 80th alt. an aide-de-camp of o - mine had the honour of informing your lordship, that ' ^- after being-cosffited to bed in my tent for nearly two si tr days, I bad a severe fall on my ...

... ,6AXVARY ?? urisese 8.8 Full Moon Srd 8.19 in. New Moon 18th 8.37 m. PsnAVARY ?? Sun risea 7.42 P. M. 2nd 3.41 m. 2NM., 16th 4.48 a. klAF.= . ?? , , .. ?? Sun rises 6.48 F.M. 3rd 10.8 a. N.H. 18th 4.45 M. Apui ?? Sin rises 6.38 F.M. 2nd 2.28 a. N.M. 16th 3.6 a. ?? : Sunrises 4 85 F.M. 2nd 4.8 m. N.M. 16th 2.13 m. uNP ?? Sun rises 3. 61 P.M. 29th 11.14 a. N.M. 14th 2.29 a. .1u Iy ?? F Sun rises ...

... MODEL OF KENILWORTH CASTLE AT THE CRYSTAL-PALACE. The following is a description of the model of Kenilworth Castle, exhibited by Mr. Albert Smith, in the great transept of the Crystal Palace. An endeavour haa been made to represent the actual visit of Queen Elizabeth to Kenilworth, in July, 1577 - not the beautiful fiction of Sir W. Scott founded on that visit. The authorities used are Laneham ...

... SOIUTAX)PTOK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1855. Tho General Serew Steam Bhinppg Company's steam ship Lady Joelysa arrived on Monday afternoon from Australia. She left Sydney on the 23rd of September, and Port Philip on the lst of October, 1864. She had on board 90 passengers, and specie as ?? dust from Sydney 2,011 ounces, value sterling 8,0441., specie, c4,960. 8s. 6d., gold dust from Port Philcp 80 ...